Round-trip Ferry from Singapore to Bintan Resorts (Bandar Bentan Telani)
Round-trip Ferry from Singapore to Bintan Resorts (Bandar Bentan Telani)
Experience convenient transportation with this round-trip ferry service, connecting Singapore to Bintan Resorts at Bandar Bentan Telani. This ferry ticket offers an efficient way for travelers in Singapore to reach the serene and luxurious resorts on nearby Bintan Island. The journey is part of a well-organized travel itinerary that includes both city exploration and island relaxation opportunities.
Experience convenient transportation with this round-trip ferry service, connecting Singapore to Bintan Resorts at Bandar Bentan Telani. This ferry ticket offers an efficient way for travelers in Singapore to reach the serene and luxurious resorts on nearby Bintan Island. The journey is part of a well-organized travel itinerary that includes both city exploration and island relaxation opportunities.
A round-trip ferry service from Singapore’s Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal to Bintan Resorts’ Bandar Bentan Telani ensures a smooth transfer with Check-In facilities.
Experience the comfort of air-conditioned cabins and clean restrooms, along with ample luggage space during your 1-hour crossing between these destinations.
Economy Class features standard seating, an air-conditioned environment, and allows for up to 20 kg of baggage per traveler on a reliable transfer.
Emerald Class offers priority services including larger assigned seats, lounge access, complimentary refreshments, and permits up to 30 kg of luggage.
Round-trip ferry from Singapore to Bintan Resorts, Bandar Bentan Telani for one hour
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(Based on the option chosen) Economy or Emerald Class seating is provided
Complimentary Wi-Fi and refreshments (based on option selected)
Access granted to Emerald Lounge (based on option selected)
Baggage claim allowance of 20 or 30 kg, depending on selection
Individual Costs
Ferry traveling from Singapore to Bintan Resorts across turquoise waters.
Savor a hassle-free journey with our round-trip ferry from Singapore to Bintan Resorts (Bandar Bentan Telani). This service offers smooth transfers between Singapore’s Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal and the welcoming Bandar Bentan Telani in Bintan. With air-conditioned cabins, clean restrooms, and plenty of luggage space, you’ll enjoy a comfortable 1-hour crossing.
Choose from Economy or Emerald Class seating for your trip. The Economy option provides standard seating with air-conditioned comfort and allows up to 20 kg of baggage per passenger—ideal for straightforward transfers. Alternatively, opt for the Emerald Class for an enhanced experience that includes priority services, larger assigned seats, access to a lounge area, complimentary refreshments, and a generous 30 kg baggage allowance.
Every ticket comes with round-trip ferry service from Singapore to Bintan Resorts. Depending on your choice of class, you can enjoy benefits like complimentary Wi-Fi, refreshments, Emerald Lounge access (for Emerald Class), and the respective baggage allowances for Economy or Emerald Class passengers. Check the schedule ahead of time to ensure a smooth travel experience.
Luxurious seating area inside Singapore to Bintan Resorts ferry with refreshments.
Ferry lounge interior with seating and café area on Singapore to Bintan Resorts route.
Ferry traveling from Singapore to Bintan Resorts across turquoise waters.
Luxurious seating area inside Singapore to Bintan Resorts ferry with refreshments.
Ferry lounge interior with seating and café area on Singapore to Bintan Resorts route.
Ferry docked at Bintan Resorts terminal with lush greenery and red-roofed buildings in the background.
Packing essentials
- A valid photo ID matching your booking name is required for check-in and boarding. Make sure it's with you.
- Your booking confirmation, whether printed or digital, should be carried to the ferry terminal for verification purposes.
It’s wise to pack personal essentials since luggage access might be limited during travel on board.
Prohibited items and actions
- Dangerous goods, flammable materials, and hazardous substances are strictly forbidden onboard.
- No smoking is allowed at any point on the ferry, including e-cigarettes.
- Pets aren't permitted unless they're registered service animals with proper documentation.
Check with ferry staff before boarding as outside food and beverages may have restrictions.
Ferry accessibility details
The ferry might not be fully accessible for wheelchairs. It's advisable to contact the operator beforehand to confirm any necessary arrangements or assistance.
Other important information
- Please arrive at least 60 minutes before departure time for check-in and boarding procedures.
- Ferry schedules can change due to weather conditions or operational needs, so verify updates prior to your journey.
- Amenities like complimentary services and lounge access depend on the class of ticket you hold.
- Adult supervision is required for children at all times during travel.
To ensure safety onboard, follow crew instructions and posted guidelines diligently.
Ferry docked at terminal for Singapore to Bintan Resorts route.
Ferry interior with rows of red and blue seats on the Singapore to Bintan Resorts route.
Ferry docked at Bintan Resorts terminal with lush greenery and red-roofed buildings in the background.
Ferry docked at terminal for Singapore to Bintan Resorts route.
Ferry interior with rows of red and blue seats on the Singapore to Bintan Resorts route.
Bring a valid photo ID that matches your booking name for smooth check-in and boarding at the ferry terminal.
Carry your printed or digital booking confirmation to verify your travel details upon arrival at the ferry terminal.
Pack personal essentials as access to luggage may be limited while onboard, ensuring you have everything needed during the journey.
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