Ferry to Indonesia
Every crossing in one place
Ferry to Indonesia
Every crossing in one place






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Bintan Resort Ferries, Sindo Ferry, Horizon Fast Ferry, Batam Fast Ferry & Majestic Fast Ferry provide ferries to Indonesia.
There are approximately 620 daily sailings and up to 4294 weekly sailings to Indonesia. Ferry schedules can vary by season. Use our Deal Finder for the latest sailing times and to compare tickets.
There are 42 ferry ports in Indonesia. The most popular port in Indonesia is Batam Centre ferry port, with around 369 weekly sailings.
HarbourFront Centre to Batam Centre ferries sail approximately 25 times per day and up to 171 times per week, with a sailing time of 1 hour 10 minutes. HarbourFront Centre to Batam Centre ferries cost around $119 on average, excluding booking fees.
The Tanah Merah to Bandar Bentan Telani ferry sails approximately 4 times per day and up to 29 times per week, with a crossing time of 1 hour 10 minutes. Tanah Merah to Bandar Bentan Telani ferries cost around $188 on average, excluding booking fees.
Prices can vary depending on booking factors such as the number of passengers, vehicle type and season. Pricing is based on searches from the last 30 days, excluding service fees, and was last updated in June 26.
No, cars currently cannot travel on ferries to Indonesia.
The price of a ferry to Indonesia can vary by route, operator and season. We recommend booking in advance to get the best ferry deals and availability.
Book a ferry to Indonesia online with Direct Ferries. Use our Deal Finder to compare routes, prices and tickets.
Ferries to Indonesia travel from:
The fastest ferry crossing to Indonesia is via the Gili Trawangan to Gili Air route, with a crossing time of approximately 15 minutes.
The cheapest ferry to Indonesia is £5 on the Sanur to Nusa Penida (Banjar Nyuh) ferry. Price exclusive of booking fees.
Ferry Ports in Indonesia:
Whether pets are allowed on the ferries depends on the ferry company. Simply enter your details above, and we will tell you if you can bring your pet on your preferred crossing. For more information or if you are travelling with a service animal, we recommend contacting our customer service directly.
"Really pleasant journey"
Everything is nicely set up and organised, from booking to boarding. Since i have already booked online all i needed to do was check in which is actually very swift and convenient. The only problem was the ship back to Singapore was delayed approx 30 mins but i doubt it could be helped. The rest of it was good. Thanks
"Good experience with Bintan resort ferries "
The ferry was punctual and the interior was clean - as you'd expect from a Singapore ferry. Overall, it was a good experience and best way to get to Bintan for sure.
"Service on Bintan Ferry"
Everything went very smoothly and all in all a decent experience. Did not realise that there was a weight restriction for suitcases. This should be clearly advertised on the ticket printout or on the website, although I don't know why there should be a restriction as with aircraft.
"Nice Trip"
The Ship is good, very good
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