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Bintan

Bintan is an Indonesian island located in the Riau Archipelago, off the coast of Singapore. It is the largest and most populated of the Riau Islands, with an estimated population of over 500,000. The island is divided into two regencies, Bintan Regency and Tanjung Pinang. It is known for its beautiful beaches, lush tropical forests, and its rich cultural heritage.

Geographically, Bintan is located between Singapore and the Malacca Strait, and is about 40km from Singapore. It is made up of a series of low hills, with a total area of about 2,839 square kilometers. The main town is Tanjung Pinang, which is the administrative center of the island.

Bintan has a long and interesting history. It was once an important trading port, and was a part of the Sultanate of Johor. It was also a key point of contact between the Dutch and British East India Companies. In the 19th century, the island was a major hub of the Chinese coolie trade, and many of the island's inhabitants are descended from these Chinese immigrants.

In World War II, Bintan was occupied by the Japanese, and used as a base for their operations in Southeast Asia. After the war, the island was returned to Indonesia. Today, it is a popular destination for tourists from Singapore, Malaysia, and other countries.

Bintan is a beautiful and diverse island, with much to offer visitors. From its stunning beaches to its rich cultural heritage, it is a great place to explore and experience Indonesian culture.

Excursion tips for a day in Bintan

As a tourist in Bintan, Indonesia, there are plenty of exciting activities to enjoy in a single day. Here are some of the top things to do:

1. Relax at one of the many stunning beaches, such as Trikora Beach or Tanjung Pinang Beach.

2. Visit the Mangrove Forest in Penyengat Island to explore the unique flora and fauna.

3. Take a boat tour of the mangrove swamps and explore the islands of Bintan.

4. Go snorkeling and explore the vibrant coral reefs and marine life.

5. Visit the Kota Lama Bintan, the oldest part of the island, and explore its many cultural monuments.

6. Enjoy a traditional spa experience at one of the many resorts and spas.

7. Go shopping at the Pasar Oleh-Oleh Bintan, a traditional market with souvenirs and local handicrafts.

8. Go on a jungle trek and explore the many trails and wildlife of the island.

9. Enjoy a delicious meal of local delicacies and seafood.

10. Visit the nearby Tanjung Uban Lighthouse and take in the stunning views.

 

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The climate in Bintan

Bintan in Indonesia has a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons. During the wet season (November to April), the climate is hot and humid with heavy rainfall and occasional thunderstorms. The dry season (May to October) is cooler and drier with little rainfall. Temperatures remain relatively constant throughout the year, ranging from 25°C to 33°C. Humidity is generally high, with an average of around 75-80%. The best time to visit Bintan is from May to October, when the weather is at its driest and most pleasant.

Cruise weather for Bintan

Our weather forecast for Bintan helps plan your stay according to the weather. For sunny days, pack light and breathable clothes, swimwear, and sunscreen. For winter weather, it's recommended to bring warm clothes, gloves, a hat, sturdy footwear, and a raincoat.

Date Icon Temperature Wind speed/gusts Cloudiness/Visibility Air humidity/pressure Sunrise/Sunset
Dec. 22nd 2024 Dec. 22nd 2024 max: 27.6 °C
min: 25.7 °C 		29.2 m/s
31.0 m/s		 100.0 %
21.8 m		 81.6 %
1,010 hPa		 05:59:22
18:02:41
Dec. 23rd 2024 Dec. 23rd 2024 max: 27.5 °C
min: 26.9 °C 		24.8 m/s
24.8 m/s		 79.3 %
23.3 m		 78.0 %
1,009 hPa		 05:59:52
18:03:11
Dec. 24th 2024 Dec. 24th 2024 max: 27.6 °C
min: 26.5 °C 		25.6 m/s
26.3 m/s		 79.1 %
21.2 m		 78.1 %
1,009 hPa		 06:00:21
18:03:41
Dec. 25th 2024 Dec. 25th 2024 max: 27.7 °C
min: 26 °C 		20.5 m/s
20.5 m/s		 85.0 %
22.1 m		 75.2 %
1,010 hPa		 06:00:51
18:04:11
Dec. 26th 2024 Dec. 26th 2024 max: 26.9 °C
min: 24.8 °C 		17.3 m/s
19.4 m/s		 97.7 %
14.1 m		 84.2 %
1,011 hPa		 06:01:20
18:04:41
Dec. 27th 2024 Dec. 27th 2024 max: 27.4 °C
min: 25.8 °C 		10.8 m/s
10.9 m/s		 100.0 %
23.9 m		 76.2 %
1,011 hPa		 06:01:50
18:05:10
Dec. 28th 2024 Dec. 28th 2024 max: 27.6 °C
min: 26.9 °C 		17.6 m/s
16.9 m/s		 96.6 %
16.5 m		 79.1 %
1,010 hPa		 06:02:19
18:05:40
Dec. 29th 2024 Dec. 29th 2024 max: 27.7 °C
min: 27.2 °C 		14.8 m/s
16.6 m/s		 94.0 %
24.1 m		 75.7 %
1,009 hPa		 06:02:48
18:06:09
Dec. 30th 2024 Dec. 30th 2024 max: 28.1 °C
min: 26.5 °C 		11.2 m/s
13.7 m/s		 77.4 %
23.9 m		 76.7 %
1,009 hPa		 06:03:16
18:06:38
Dec. 31st 2024 Dec. 31st 2024 max: 27.8 °C
min: 26.8 °C 		17.6 m/s
17.8 m/s		 98.4 %
22.4 m		 78.5 %
1,009 hPa		 06:03:45
18:07:07
Jan. 1st 2025 Jan. 1st 2025 max: 27.7 °C
min: 26.8 °C 		22.3 m/s
25.2 m/s		 99.5 %
21.9 m		 82.1 %
1,009 hPa		 06:04:13
18:07:36
Jan. 2nd 2025 Jan. 2nd 2025 max: 27.5 °C
min: 26.7 °C 		22.0 m/s
25.6 m/s		 97.0 %
21.5 m		 80.5 %
1,009 hPa		 06:04:40
18:08:04
Jan. 3rd 2025 Jan. 3rd 2025 max: 27.3 °C
min: 26.4 °C 		29.9 m/s
34.2 m/s		 99.4 %
19.1 m		 82.3 %
1,009 hPa		 06:05:08
18:08:32
Jan. 4th 2025 Jan. 4th 2025 max: 27.4 °C
min: 25 °C 		31.3 m/s
36.7 m/s		 98.4 %
16.7 m		 81.0 %
1,009 hPa		 06:05:35
18:09:00

Cruises to Bintan

Would you like to travel to Bintan on a cruise ship or would you just like to know when a certain ship will dock there? Here you will find an overview of the cruise ships that will be calling at the port of Bintan.

Scheduled ship calls in Bintan, Indonesia
Date Ship Arrival Departure Details
Feb. 4th 2026 Wednesday, 4th of Feb. 2026 Norwegian Sun 07:00 am 04:00 pm
Mar. 16th 2026 Monday, 16th of Mar. 2026 Norwegian Sun 08:00 am 05:00 pm

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Maritime AIS Data Bintan

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Port Distance
Singapore in Singapore 71,49 km
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Malacca in Malaysia 266,29 km
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