Bintan Island

Less than an hour by ferry from Singapore lies one of Asia’s best-kept secrets. Overlooking the South China Sea, Bintan Resorts seems a world apart from the hustle and bustle of city life. White-sandy beaches merge with brilliant blue waters and lush tropical greeneries to give visitors a true island retreat.

Bintan Island is part of the Indonesian Riau Archipelago and, early in its history, the island was a trading centre for local Bugis seafarers, Chinese, Arabs and later the British and Dutch. Today, the northern coastline of Bintan Island is dotted with charming resorts catering to all tastes and budgets.

Bintan Resorts is a choice destination amongst modern travellers for many reasons – as a relaxed beach resort getaway, a golf paradise, a water-sports haven, a corporate and meeting venue, wedding & honeymoon plus spa destination offering exotic holistic retreats.

The following countries do not require Visa to enter Indonesia:

1. Brunei Darussalam
2. Cambodia
3. Chile
4. Ecuador
5. Laos
6. Malaysia
7. Morocco
8. Myanmar
9. Hong Kong SAR *
10. Macau SAR *
11. Peru
12. Singapore
13. Thailand
14. The Philippines
15. Vietnam
* SAR – Special Administrative Region