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Bintan to Singapore Ferry

The return from Bandar Bentan Telani lands at Tanah Merah, the closest terminal to Changi. Singapore Cruise Centre publishes the crossing as about 70 minutes. Singapore is one hour ahead of Bintan, so you lose an hour on the way back.


Operators on this route

Who sails Bandar Bentan Telani to Singapore

The only operator on the Tanah Merah to Bintan crossing, with a Standard and a premium Emerald cabin class.
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Booking basics

Refunds, baggage and pickup notes

Cancellation rules, baggage allowance and hotel pickup are set by the operator and the seller, and they differ more than you would expect. Read the terms on your own booking before paying.

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Travel tips

Before you sail

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Monday to Thursday and Saturday sailings leave Bandar Bentan Telani at 08:35, 11:35, 14:35 and 18:35, Bintan time. Friday adds an extra 16:35 departure alongside the usual four. Sunday is the busiest day on this leg: it keeps all four usual times and adds both a 13:35 and a 16:35 departure, for six sailings in total, so check the day-specific timetable rather than assuming the weekday pattern.


FAQs

Bandar Bentan Telani to Singapore ferry questions

Singapore Cruise Centre publishes about 70 minutes between Tanah Merah and Bintan.
Monday to Thursday and Saturday, Bintan Resort Ferries departs at 08:35, 11:35, 14:35 and 18:35, Bintan time. Friday adds an extra 16:35 sailing. Sunday keeps all four usual times and adds both a 13:35 and a 16:35 sailing, for six departures in total. Confirm the day-specific timetable before you book.
Yes, one hour. Batam, Bintan and Karimun are on Western Indonesian Time, which is an hour behind Singapore. It catches people out on same-day flight connections, so work from the local time printed on each leg of your ticket.

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