Harbourfront to Tanjung Balai Ferry

Tanjung Balai is a small town in the Karimun Regency of the Riau Islands Province, Indonesia. There are several ways to reach Tanjung Balai, including by air, sea, and land. However, taking a ferry from Singapore is the most convenient and popular option. The HarbourFront Centre ferry terminal operates ferry services to various islands in neighboring countries such as Malaysia and Indonesia. There are daily ferries at most of these destinations. This is the only ferry terminal that provides services to the Tanjung Balai Karimun ferry terminal.

About Tanjung Balai

Tanjung Balai is a port city known for its commercial establishments and tourism. The island is located in northern Sumatra and has its entry point at the Tanjung Balai ferry terminal. It should be distinct from the Tanjung Pinang ferry terminal, which is far away from this island. Tanjung Balai used to be a fishing port which has now grown into a port city that attracts visitors. The ferry service to this island is from HarbourFront in Singapore and Johor in Malaysia. There are only 4 sailings per day to this island, operated by only two ferry operators.

Things to do near Tanjung Balai Ferry Terminal

• Palawan Beach is a peaceful coast with a sandy shore filled with thick trees, mangroves, rocks, and crystal blue sea water. This is a beautiful place for relaxation and photography.
• Telunas Beach is less crowded and a favourite of foreign visitors. This is an almost secluded place with a beautiful beach and shacks to stay on the sea.
• Pongkar Waterfall, also known as Gunung Jantan Waterfall, is a beautiful place to visit. This is located in the Pongkar village where people see the beautiful waterfall and bathe in its pool. It is open to the public daily from 7 am to 8 pm with a paid entry.
• Karimun Great Mosque is a beautiful mosque made of white and blue. Its architecture is its main attraction. It is always open, and one can enjoy and admire its beauty.
• Dewi Samudra Temple is a Buddhist temple in Tanjung Balai. This temple has beautiful Chinese architecture in a beautiful design. The temple was attacked during riots a few years back, but this has been renovated and is ready to visit.
  

Ferry Services from HarbourFront to Tanjung Balai

redBus takes care of all your Harbourfront to Tanjung Balai online ferry ticket booking needs with their booking portal featuring the best ferry operators in Singapore. Search ferries between Harbourfront and Tanjung Balai and book one according to a suitable ferry schedule. You can compare the Tanjung Balai 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 Harbourfront to Tanjung Balai ferry ticket will be generated.

HarbourFront, Singapore to Tanjung Balai Ferry Operators 

Several ferry operators operate daily services from Singapore to Tanjung Balai. The ferry operators include:

• Sindo Ferry
  

HarbourFront, Singapore to Tanjung Balai Ferry Schedule 

The ferry services operate everyday with 2 sailings per day from HarbourFront, Singapore to Tanjung Balai. 

Sindo ferry schedule for Singapore to Tanjung Balai usually operates at 11:40 and 18:20. Ferry schedule is subject to change and hence its advisable to keep an eye out on updates.

Singapore to Tanjung Balai Ferry Ticket Prices 

Sindo Ferry being the most popular operator for this ferry route will cost you around SGD 61 for a one way trip from HarbourFront to Tanjung Balai. Ticket prices for HarbourFront to Tanjung Balai ferry journey vary depending on the operator and the class of the seat. However with redBus, you can get ferry tickets online at low prices. 

Ferry to Tanjung Balai Check-In Time 

We suggest you arrive at the terminal at least 1 hour before departure so as to check-in on time.

HarboutFront, Singapore To Tanjung Balai Travel Time 

It takes approximately 1 hour 30 minutes hours to travel from HarbourFront, Singapore to Tanjung Balai on a ferry. However, with ferry rides, weather conditions can affect the travel time. 

How to book ferry tickets from Harbourfront to Tanjung Balai online ?

Planning a trip from Harbourfront to Tanjung Balai? Tanjung Balai is a bustling port located in Indonesia that's a huge tourist attraction and offers various activities in the Riau Islands. To visit Tanjung Balai, book your ferry tickets online on redBus. It's easy, fast, and takes just a few minutes.

To book ferry tickets from Harbourfront to Tanjung Balai on redBus, do the following -

• Download the redBus mobile app on your phone or open the redBus website. Select the source as Harbourfront and set the destination to Tanjung Balai.
• Mention the travel dates and click on Search to get a complete list of Harbourfront ferry to Tanjung Balai. You can filter search results based on operators, travel dates, budget, and various other factors.
• Pick your seats and add passenger details before finalizing the confirmation. If you have any coupon codes or referral IDs, you can use them before initiating the payment process. redBus provides multiple payment options from credit/debit card, Netbanking, etc., for booking ferry tickets online.
• Once you make the payment, you will get a confirmation mail sent to your email address.
  

The ticket details will be mentioned in the email, and a link for tracking your ferry will be sent on your phone before the trip starts. You will also receive SMS alerts and updates on your phone number automatically, which will notify you about the trip's status. All Harbourfront to Tanjung Balai ferry schedules can be found on redBus. Users can also get in touch with the redBus support team through the app or website if they have any queries.

• Book your tickets in advance, especially during peak seasons and festivals such as Hari Raya and Chinese New Year. Get Instant confirmation on booking your ferry tickets from redBus.

• Arrive 30-45 minutes before boarding to avoid long queues. 

• There is no standard luggage allowance for ferries in Malaysia; it varies by operator. Limit the luggage to two pieces, each weighing around 20 kg. At the same time, some ferries may allow you up to 25 kilograms of checked baggage and 7 kg for cabin baggage. 

• In the event of bad weather, the ferry operator may reschedule the trip to comply with the marine department's regulations.

• Free cancellation is available for selected operators. No charges apply when cancelling 24 hours before travel. If the customer cancels the ticket within the last 24 hours, the company charges a 100% cancellation fee.

How to book ferry tickets for Harbourfront to Tanjung Balai

Booking ferry tickets on redBus is easy and hassle-free. 

• Log in to redBus. 

• Enter the source, destination, date and number of passengers travelling - adult, child. Click on “Search ferries”. 

• Read the reviews, check the ferry operator's images, identify the drop-off and boarding points, and review the travel duration, seat layout, and other relevant details. 

• Select the operator and departure time, then click Proceed. 

• Enter the passenger details and make payment. 

• Once your payment is complete, you will receive the M-Ticket via your registered phone number or email address.

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.