Is Bintan and Tanjung Pinang the same?
To the south of Bintan Island lies Tanjung Pinang, the largest town in Bintan. Accessible via speedboat or ferry from Singapore, Johor, and Batam, and also by land from anywhere in Bintan Island, there is plenty to do in the area to occupy your day.
Is Bintan Island Nice?
Bintan Island is a beautiful Indonesian island attracting visitors from far and near to its surreal white sand beaches. Being the largest amongst the Riau islands of Indonesia, it is a perfect exotic getaway with pleasant coastal temperatures and luxury resorts.
Is Bintan in Sumatra?
It is part of the Riau Islands province, the capital of which, Tanjung Pinang, lies in the island’s south and is the island’s main community….Bintan Island.
Bintan Pulau Bintan | |
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Coordinates: 1°04′36″N 104°30′01″E | |
Country | Indonesia |
Province | Riau Islands |
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How do you get to Tanjung Pinang from Singapore?
At Sindo Ferry, you can go on a one-way ferry trip from Singapore to Tanjung Pinang for $22. While the price for a return, or two-way trip, is around $44 for an adult ticket (price excludes terminal fees). This is the lowest rate you can find compared to other ferry operators!
How long is ferry from Singapore to Bintan?
60 minutes
SINGAPORE – BINTAN – SINGAPORE The high-speed catamaran ferry ride brings you to Bintan Resorts in only 60 minutes. Ferry tickets can be booked online via Bintan Resort Ferries (BRF) at www.brf.com.sg.
How long is the ferry ride from Singapore to Tanjung Pinang?
around 1 hr 45 minutes
How long is a ferry from Singapore to Tanjung Pinang? Maybe you’re wondering how long a ferry ride to Tanjung Pinang will last. Not to worry, the entire journey from Singapore to Bintan will only take around 1 hr 45 minutes.
Why does Indonesia own the Riau Islands?
A Dutch protectorate, the Riau-Lingga Sultanate, was established in the region between 1824 and 1911 before being directly ruled by the Dutch East Indies. The archipelago became a part of Indonesia following the occupation of the Japanese Empire (1942–1945) and the Indonesian National Revolution (1945–1949).