Riau Islands · Indonesia
Bintan – island of sultans, mangroves and white beaches
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From Singaporeapprox. 55 min ferry
AirportTNJ, Tanjung Pinang
Time zoneWIB, UTC+7
CurrencyRupiah (IDR)
Four ways to discover Bintan
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Bintan Lagoon International Golf: Two Courses by Nicklaus and Baker-Finch
Two 18-hole courses by Jack Nicklaus and Ian Baker-Finch on Bintan's north coast, now linked to the Mövenpick Resort & Spa Bintan Lagoon, which opened in August 2026.
Laguna Golf Bintan: Forest, Lagoons and Coast in One Round
This 18-hole Greg Norman design sits beside the Banyan Tree, Angsana and Cassia resorts in Lagoi. Reworked in 2016, it offers varied terrain and a striking par-3 over a rocky shoreline.
Ria Bintan Golf Club: Gary Player's Course by the South China Sea
Ria Bintan combines tropical forest and sea views across 27 holes designed by Gary Player. It regularly features among Asia's best-ranked courses.
Golf on Bintan: Championship Courses Across the Strait from Singapore
Bintan offers 81 holes designed by Gary Player, Greg Norman, Jack Nicklaus and Ian Baker-Finch, about an hour by ferry from Singapore. Here are the open courses, the best season and practical tips.
Ferry Connections to and from Bintan: Route Overview
All key ferry links to Bintan from Singapore, Batam and Johor, with terminals, approximate frequency and crossing times. Timetables change often, so always check with the operator.
Kijang Port: PELNI Ships from Bintan to Jakarta
Sri Bayintan port in Kijang is Bintan's base for PELNI's large passenger ships, mainly to Jakarta. An option for travellers with time who fancy a long sea voyage.