Bintan

Bintan is the largest island in the Riau Archipelago and a popular destination for quick escapes from Singapore. The northern coast, known as Bintan Resorts, features high-end luxury hotels, world-class golf courses, and the massive man-made Crystal Lagoon. For those seeking authentic local culture, the east coast provides Trikora Beach, while nearby Penyengat Island features historical ruins from the Malay Sultanate. Nature lovers can enjoy mangrove discovery tours on the Sebung River. The island's culinary scene is famous for fresh seafood, particularly the Gonggong (sea snail) delicacy. Access is very convenient via a 60-minute ferry from Singapore or flights to Tanjung Pinang. Bintan is a year-round destination, though March to October features the best weather for outdoor activities. It is a great blend of modern luxury and tropical island charm.

Nearby cities

Batam

A bustling industrial and tourism hub in the Riau Islands, just a short ferry ride from Singapore.

perumahan YKB

A modern residential area in Batam with direct access to trendy beachfront beach clubs.

Batam

Batam is an island and city in the Riau Islands province, close to Singapore.

Berastagi

A cool highland town flanked by two active volcanoes and famous for its vibrant fruit and flower market.

Lake Toba

The largest volcanic lake in the world, formed by a super-eruption, and the spiritual heart of the Batak people.

Sri Bintan

A cultural village in the heart of Bintan, combining traditional island life with proximity to luxury beaches.

Malang Rapat

A picturesque coastal village on the eastern shore of Bintan Island, famous for its pristine white sand beaches and laid-back atmosphere.

Mentawai Islands

The Mentawai Islands are a remote paradise for surfers and adventurers, known for world-class waves and the indigenous culture of the 'Fl…

Samosir

A large island within Lake Toba, the cultural heart of the Batak Toba people with traditional villages and scenic views.

Pulau Weh

Pulau Weh is a beautiful volcanic island at the northwestern tip of Indonesia, a diver's paradise with pristine coral reefs and crystal-c…

Desaru

Desaru is a popular resort destination in Johor featuring long sandy beaches and modern adventure waterparks.

Tioman Island

A tropical island featuring dense rainforests, volcanic peaks, and world-class diving sites.

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Pasir Sarang Burung Village

A peaceful village on Tioman Island, known for its secluded location and high-end resorts.

Pasir Ris

A coastal residential town in the east known for its beach parks, recreational facilities, and holiday bungalows.

Bedok

One of the oldest residential estates in Singapore, known for its local food and Bedok Reservoir.

History & landmarks

Barelang Bridge

A chain of six bridges connecting the islands of Batam, Rempang, and Galang, serving as an iconic landmark of the region.

Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay

A waterfront performing arts center nicknamed 'The Durian' for its unique spiky roof design resembling the durian fruit.

Nature

Changi Beach Park

One of the oldest coastal parks in Singapore, retaining a village-like atmosphere.

Marina Barrage

A dam on the coast creating a freshwater reservoir in the heart of the city.

Kusu Island Coast

One of Singapore's Southern Islands, featuring pristine coasts, lagoons and beaches.

More places

Batam Free Trade Zone

A strategically located island near Singapore, developed as an industrial, commercial, and transshipment hub.

Desaru Fruit Farm

A large tropical fruit farm in Johor that offers visitors a chance to taste and learn about a variety of Malaysian fruits.

The Singapore Freeport

A high-security storage facility for valuable assets like art, precious metals, and wine, offering tax advantages.

Changi Business Park

A large business hub hosting technology companies, research and development departments, and financial service providers.

Pulau Ubin

A rustic island that offers a glimpse of 1960s Singapore.

East Coast Park

Singapore's most popular urban park, offering a variety of recreational, sporting, and dining activities along a scenic coastline.

Coney Island Park

An ecologically sustainable park with a rich diversity of habitats.

Pasir Gudang Heavy Industrial Area

A major industrial area in Johor focusing on heavy industries like petrochemicals, palm oil processing, and shipbuilding.