Fast boat route

Singapore to Karimun Ferry

Karimun is the longest of the Singapore Cruise Centre-published crossings, at about 100 minutes. Sindo Ferry, the only operator confirmed on this route, sails from HarbourFront rather than Tanah Merah, with two departures a day: 11:40 and 18:20. It is a quieter route than Batam or Bintan and runs less often, so check the day you plan to travel rather than assuming a departure will be there.

Singapore → Tanjung Balai Karimun about 100 min

Operators on this route

Who sails Singapore to Tanjung Balai Karimun

Sindo

Wide Riau Islands network from both HarbourFront and Tanah Merah, including Karimun.

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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.

Cancellation policy guide · Baggage and hotel pickup · Support options

FAQs

Singapore to Tanjung Balai Karimun ferry questions

It is the longest of the three at about 100 minutes, and it runs less often. Check the sailings for your date rather than assuming there will be a departure when you want one.

Sindo Ferry's own schedule lists two departures a day from HarbourFront: 11:40 and 18:20. Confirm the current timetable before booking, since ferry schedules can change without notice.

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.

Plan your Singapore to Tanjung Balai Karimun crossing

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