Bintan Island is part of Indonesia's Riau Archipelago, a short boat ride from the city of Singapore. Its northern Lagoi area is an upscale resort destination offering championship golf courses, secluded beaches and diverse water sports. The northeastern Trikora strip is a less-developed coastline. To the south, the provincial capital, Tanjung Pinang, has Dutch colonial architecture and a rich history as a trade port.

As the largest island in the Riau Island, Bintan is the perfect heavenly getaway for leisure and adventure seekers. Best known for its high-end resorts, world-class golf courses, and magnificent coastal beauty. Situated just a ferry ride away from Singapore or Johor Bahru in Malaysia, most visitors enter Bintan by sea.

Bintan’s chief tourist attraction today is the stunning Bintan Lagoon Resorts. Located on the north of the island, this spectacular resort covers 23,000 hectares along the entire sandy white coast facing the South China Sea. There are currently ten independently beach resorts, four designer golf courses, as well as a range of recreational facilities and attractions located within the fully integrated Bintan Resorts. This year the Bintan Lagoon resort returns as the home to the yearly Bintan Triathlon.