Riau Islands Holidays

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Nestled just south of Singapore, the Riau Islands are Indonesia's up and coming gem. This province, comprising islands like Tanjungpinang City, Batam City, Bintan Regency, and more, is a trove of natural and cultural wonders. These islands offer a bounty of experiences. From coconut and coffee plantations to encounters with unique wildlife like tree shrews and slow lorises, every moment here is a discovery.

Easily accessible from Singapore via ferries to Batam and Bintan, the Riau Islands are your gateway to an unspoiled tropical getaway. Take a visit to the Barelang Bridges, an architectural marvel connecting several islands. Along these bridges, indulge in fresh seafood at numerous restaurants, making your journey as delightful as the destination.

The Riau Islands – where beauty, history and culinary delights blend into an unforgettable holiday experience. Perfect for Indonesia holidays with a touch of paradise thrown in.

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Getting Around

Indonesia can be explored by car, bus, boat, or plane, and most cities and towns can be discovered by foot as well. Many visitors find renting a motorbike or a bicycle another convenient way to get around but these require an international driving permit.

 

Cars can be rented from numerous locations in Indonesia although an international driving permit is needed. Public buses run around most towns and to tourist hotspots, and various private companies sell tickets between most towns and cities.

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