Anambas Islands are a gorgeous archipelago located in the northwest of Indonesia, within the South China Sea. They are renowned for being an untouched marine destination and are frequently ranked as one of the most beautiful tropical islands in Asia. The archipelago consists of numerous small islands, with Bunguran Island being the largest. Visitors seeking tranquility and unspoiled nature will experience the authentic charm of the local people and warm hospitality

The key feature of Anambas is its highly biodiverse coral reefs and waters so clear you can see the seabed, making it a dream destination for divers and snorkelers. This is particularly true at Bawah Island, which boasts a unique lagoon system and stunning underwater nature. High priority is given to marine environmental protection, allowing the ecosystem here to remain impressively intact and beautiful

The atmosphere of Anambas is genuinely serene and relaxing. The main activities for tourists include Island Hopping, snorkeling, deep diving, and relaxing on the fine white sandy beaches found on various islands such as Temega Island or Pina Island. The best time to visit is during the dry season, when the sky is clear and the sea is calm, perfect for boat travel.

This archipelago attracts couples seeking a romantic getaway, adventurers who love exploring the underwater world, and nature photographers looking to capture the beauty of the emerald sea and uncrowded beaches. It is an ideal place for escaping the hustle and bustle and truly connecting with nature.

• By Air: Domestic flights from Hang Nadim International Airport (BTH) in Batam or Raden Sadjad Airport in Natuna to Matak Airport on Matak Island (part of the Anambas Islands).

• By Fast Ferry: Ferry services from Tanjung Pinang or Batam Island to Terempa Port, the main town on Bunguran Island.

• Inter-Island Travel: Charter boats or local passenger boats must be used for travel between the different islands within the archipelago.

• Best Visiting Season: It is best to visit during the months of April to October, which is the dry season. The sea is calmest and the water is clearest. The monsoon season runs from November to March.

• Essential Gear: You should prepare swimwear, personal snorkeling gear (if you have it), coral-friendly sunscreen, and a wide-brimmed hat for sun protection.

• Photography: Early morning and late evening often provide the best light for photographing sea views and beaches.

• Local Culture: The majority of the locals are Muslim. It is advisable to dress modestly when in community areas and try the fresh local seafood.

• Travel Planning: Inter-island travel can be time-consuming and service frequency is limited. It is recommended to plan your trip and book accommodation in advance, especially during the peak season.

Admission Fee:

• There is no general admission fee for the archipelago.wever, there might be charges for visiting private areas or specific resorts

Opening Hours:

• The islands can be visited 24 hours a day (for resting on public islands)

• Marine Activities: Should be conducted during the daytime for safety and better visibility.