In the hustle and bustle of our daily routines, sometimes all it takes is a simple bus ride to hit pause and truly appreciate the beauty around us. If you’re someone who enjoys gazing out the window with your favorite tunes in your ears, we’ve curated a list of the most picturesque bus routes in Singapore, offering a chance to rediscover the charm of our Little Red Dot.
Here are Some of the Most Scenic Bus Routes in Singapore:
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Bus 518 (Crosses to Bayfront via Benjamin Sheares Bridge)
Buckle up for a long but rewarding ride on Bus 518. Your journey will begin at Pasir Ris Interchange, before visiting the East regions like Tampines and Bedok. From there, the bus will drive over the Benjamin Sheares Bridge to the Bayfront area, offering stunning views of the Singapore Flyer, Marina Bay Sands, and Helix Bridge.
Route: From Pasir Ris Interchange to Bayfront Avenue (Loop service)
Total stops: 90
Total duration: 120 minutes
Bus 35 (Drops by a ferry terminal & Changi Bay Point)
If you’re looking to enjoy a relaxing sunrise ride, then Bus 35 is the perfect choice. Departing from both Bedok and Tanah Merah MRT stations, this bus cruises alongside trucks and lorries, turning into the quiet corner of Tanah Merah Coastal Road. You’ll pass Laguna National Country Club, Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal, and Changi Naval Base. The bus also drops you off near the serene Changi Bay Point where you can have a seaside picnic or stroll.
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Route: From Bedok Interchange to ALPS Avenue (Loop service)
Total stops: 34
Total duration: 95-105 minutes
Bus 925 (Passes Kranji Reservoir & attractions in North SG)
Woodlands Temporary Interchange is the starting point for your visual treat on Bus 925. About halfway through the route, the bus drives along Kranji Dam, offering scenic views of Kranji Reservoir Park on one side and the Johor Straits on the other.
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Route: Woodlands Temporary Bus Interchange to Choa Chu Kang Bus Interchange
Total stops: 38
Total duration: 50 minutes
Bus 117 or 103 (“Spirited Away” ride through Yishun Dam)
Buses 117 and 103 have become internet-famous for their route through Yishun Dam, which resembles a scene from the movie “Spirited Away.” Head to the upper deck seat for the best view, and consider taking the ride around 6.30pm to catch the sunset behind the dam.
Bus 117
Route: From Punggol Interchange to Sembawang Interchange
Total stops: 37
Total duration: 55 minutes
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Bus 103
Route: Serangoon Interchange to Yishun Interchange
Total stops: 43
Total duration: 60 minutes
Bus 200 (The infamous “99 turns”)
If you’re looking for a thrill, then Bus 200 is for you. This bus takes you through the winding hillside roads amidst foliage, nicknamed “99 turns.” The ride ends at Kent Ridge Terminal, where you can find a stretch of food places or relax at Kent Ridge Park for a stroll through tree-top walks and ponds.
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Route: Buona Vista Bus Terminal to Kent Ridge Bus Terminal (Loop service)
Total stops: 45
Total duration: 60 minutes
Bus 65 (Colorful shophouses & murals)
Bus 65 takes you on a heritage trail through the colorful shophouses along Little India to the iconic landmarks at Orchard Road. The best times to take this ride are during festive seasons like Deepavali or Christmas when the streets are adorned with decorations. The route also passes by Bedok Reservoir Park, where you can enjoy water sports or simply relax by the lake.
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Route: Tampines Interchange to Harbourfront Interchange
Total stops: 62
Total duration: 120 minutes
Bus 70 Iconic MBS building & Singapore flyer
Channel your inner tourist on Bus 70! This route offers double-decker options, transforming your ride into a sightseeing adventure. Witness the iconic Marina Bay Sands, the futuristic ArtScience Museum, and the majestic Singapore Flyer all come into view.
And guess what? while Bus 70 provides a fantastic perspective, several other buses (10, 100, 97, 970) share this scenic route. Alternatively, for a truly spontaneous adventure, hop on any bus starting from Fullerton Square!
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Route: Yio Chu Kang Interchange to Shenton Way Terminal
Total stops: 55
Total duration: 85 minutes
Bus 36 (the road that welcomes us home from the airport)
For many Singaporeans, Changi Airport isn’t just a travel hub, it’s a gateway to cherished memories. Bus 36 takes you on a heartwarming journey down Changi Airport Road, lined with familiar raintrees that welcome you back home.
Fun Fact: Unlike the MRT, Bus 36 offers a unique perspective by traversing through all four terminals (T3, T1, T2, T4) in sequence. See Changi Airport in a whole new light!
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Route: Changi Airport Passenger Terminal Building 2 to Tomlinson Road (Loop)
Total stops: 61
Total duration: 145 minutes
These bus routes aren’t just about getting from one place to another; they’re opportunities to uncover hidden spots, maybe revisit familiar sights, or make new memories—all while relaxing on a bus ride.
We all feel like ditching the usual routine just enjoy a simple bus ride for a refreshing perspective on our little island nation. With these routes, you’ll discover hidden gems, rediscover familiar landmarks, and create new memories all while enjoying the comfort of a bus ride.