Pulau Jong
Island Remote rocky islet with steep cliffs, no habitation
Pulau Jong is a small, uninhabited rocky islet southeast of mainland Singapore, also known locally as Junk Island. The islet is notable for its sheer cliffs and lack of beaching areas.
The islet is of interest to divers and boaters for the surrounding marine environment rather than for onshore facilities, and it receives only occasional visits. There are no permanent structures or settlements on the islet.
Pulau Jong lies in the Singapore Strait to the southeast of the main island of Singapore and is one of a number of small offshore islets administratively associated with Singapore.
- Access: Landing is difficult because of steep rocky shores, so most approaches are by small boat and visits are generally brief.
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Weather & Climate near Pulau Jong #
Climate
Temperature & Rainfall
Temperature Range
32°
Warmest Month
23°
Coldest Month
Monthly Conditions
January
Weather
1.8
UV Index
Very High
11.9h daylight
February
Weather
2.1
UV Index
Extreme
12.0h daylight
March
Weather
2.2
UV Index
Extreme
12.0h daylight
April
Weather
2.1
UV Index
Extreme
12.0h daylight
May
Weather
1.9
UV Index
Very High
12.1h daylight
June
Weather
1.8
UV Index
Very High
12.1h daylight
July
Weather
1.8
UV Index
Very High
12.1h daylight
August
Weather
1.8
UV Index
Very High
12.1h daylight
September
Weather
1.8
UV Index
Very High
12.0h daylight
October
Weather
1.8
UV Index
Very High
12.0h daylight
November
Weather
1.8
UV Index
Very High
11.9h daylight
December
Weather
1.7
UV Index
Very High
11.9h daylight
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