St John’s Island
A Quarantine Island in the 19th Century
In the late 1800s, when Singapore was a busy trading port, ships arriving from overseas were required to stop at St John’s Island. It served as a quarantine station for immigrants and sailors suspected of carrying infectious diseases such as cholera.
Thousands of new arrivals to Singapore first set foot here before entering the mainland — making the island one of the earliest “gateways” to the country.
Where the City Fades and the Sea Takes Over
Drop anchor in the tranquil lagoon of St John’s Island and dive straight into calm, sunlit waters — the perfect balance of leisure and light adventure
Arrive. Unwind. Explore
Step ashore for a scenic coastal stroll and unwind in wide open spaces, where sea breezes and golden sunsets create the perfect island moment.
Ready to Make It Real?
Dates in. Guests in. Let’s get you on the water to discover handpicked islands on our yacht getaway.