We were lucky enough to stay in a great hotel in JB complete with rooftop swimming pool which the kids enjoyed as usual. JB is busy but pleasant, and we had a good time eating copious amounts of cooked delicacies at a steam boat restaurant. We could see the causeway to Singapore clearly from our hotel window; we could also see how busy it was! Such was the significance of the causeway that there was a TV channel that showed nothing but a live feed of the traffic on it day and night.
We were a bit anxious about the crossing to say the least, but as it turned out it was pretty easy and the officials on both sides of the border were exceptionally friendly and professional. We cruised across at high speed, weaving amongst motorbikes and enjoying the change of scene as we entered Singapore proper.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Johor Bahru and the Causeway
Location:
Bukit Timah, Bukit Timah
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How did you manage to negotiate all the traffic? I suppose all the drivers took extra care to avoid you once they saw the precious cargo in the chariot! The pool looks so inviting - glad you all made the most of it.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you were safely crossed over the Causeway. Enjoy the next few days in Singapore - xoxo
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome trip you have all enjoyed
ReplyDeleteAdam
Oh, it's getting close to coming home time! The time has gone so quickly - and the kids look like they've been madly growing up - Finn especially looks older. You guys look pretty cruisy and relaxed, so it's been a good holiday?!
ReplyDeleteCherisse
Just wanted to tell you how much I have enjoyed reading your blog and have great admiration for you going on this trip with two small children! It looks like you have had a wonderful time and what a great experience for the children.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos too!
Marilyn (ex PNG )