Batam to Harbourfront Ferry

Whether you are a local commuter, a business traveller, or a tourist planning a quick getaway or a longer vacation to explore the scenic beauty of Malaysia. Travelling from Batam to Harbourfront has never been easier. The ferries operating in the route offer the perfect blend of convenience, comfort, and affordability. You can book this ferry ticket at cheaper than counter rates only on redBus.

redBus takes care of all your Batam to Harbourfront ferry booking needs with its online ferry booking portal featuring the best ferry operators in Singapore. All you need to do is to log on to redBus.my and search for Batam to Harbourfront ferry. redBus offers you a wide selection of ferry operators, ferry routes, and the ease of booking a ferry online. Search ferries between Batam and Harbourfront and book one according to a suitable ferry schedule. You can compare the Harbourfront ferry ticket prices and book an affordable ferry instantly through us. Once you select the ferry and the seat, you will be directed to the payment gateway and soon your Batam to Harbourfront ferry ticket will be generated.

Tourists visiting Marine Parks Malaysia have to pay a nominal conservation charge as required by the Fees Act 1951, Fees (Marine Parks Malaysia) Order 2017. The revenue collected from the charge goes to the Marine Parks and Marine Reserves Trust Fund to manage and maintain the parks, and to provide facilities and comfort to visitors.

People with disabilities are exempted from the charge, and residents living on islands surrounded by Marine Parks are also exempted.

Marine Park Fee for MYKAD Holders -

Adults - RM 5

Children (aged between 6 to 12 years old) and Senior citizens (aged 60 years old and above ) - RM 2

Disabled - Free

Marine Park Fee for Non-MYKAD Holders -

Adults - RM 30

Children (aged between 6 to 12 years old) and Senior citizens (aged 60 years old and above ) - RM 15

Disabled - Free

Additionally, there are different fee rates for activities like camping, research, commercial filming/documentary, scuba diving, and cruising. Please check the Official Department of Fisheries Portal Malaysia for more information.