Reasons Why Bintan Indonesia Is a Hot Spot for Nature Lovers

Despite being home to luxurious hotels and pristine private shores, Bintan is a lot more than the weekend beach getaway. A visit for this Indonesian island won’t be complete without a trip through its prized all-natural websites, which blossom with indigenous flora and fauna. Travelers having a penchant for the character could soon find themselves spoilt for choice–out of ship rides mangrove rivers into an increase the forested Gunung Bintan (Mount Bintan). To soak up the beauty of the island, then here are just five of those must-dos.

1. Stay Close to Nature

In Bintan Resorts, travelers may enjoy being near to Mother Nature as many accommodations are built around the stunning all-natural environment. Travelers can undergo glamping (short for glamorous camping) from the luxury safari tents in The Canopi, that can be placed against lush greenery. Perched on a pond is Banyan Tree Bintan, in which exclusive private villas deliver magnificent views of the South China Sea. Beach lovers will get the place of this Mayang Sari Beach Resort of all Nirwana Gardens perfect, together with all the billowing sea during its doorstep.

2. Embark on a Mangrove Tour

The award-winning Mangrove Discovery Tour will require passengers to a memorable boat journey across Bintan’s canopied mangrove lake. Here, they will have the ability to catch sight of a multitude of exotic plants and wild animals while journeying through the dense forest. An experienced guide will accompany them about the journey throughout the Sebung River. He describes the mangroves’ vital role and significance in the wildlife and environment. When nighttime falls, the ship ride takes to a magic twist, as fireflies dazzle beneath the starry skies.

3. Visit Turtle Conservatories

Indonesia, having an archipelago with over 130,000 islands and 50,000 km of coastlines, is regarded as a favorite breeding ground for sea turtles. Regrettably, because of poaching, these soft animals are under threat, causing a rapidly decreasing population. It has given rise to a lot of turtle conservation projects in Bintan. Travelers may go to the volcano hatcheries in hotels like Nirwana Gardens, Angsana Bintan, and Club Med Bintan Island to find out and understand their initiatives and engage in seasonal infant turtle releases. At length, wave farewell since the creatures make their way throughout the sand and then towards the waterline using their tiny flippers.

4. See Exotic Animals

Perfect for families traveling together, the Safari Lagoi is an option attraction for visiting some of Indonesia’s most elusive and exotic creatures. Many birds and critters residing there are rescued survivors of prohibited trade and exotic meat markets.

5. Visit an Eco Farm

Located in the same place as Safari Lagoi is Eco Farm, a 17 hectares haven of greenery in which a variety of vegetables, herbs, and fruits are grown organically. Educational tours are available, particularly for urban dwellers, to learn more about food and farming sources. Before leaving, have a taste of handmade ‘rojak’ (a nearby fruit salad) using fresh ingredients chosen from the farm, and sip on some sweet rosella tea.

Further away, EcoVillage Senggiling is just another ideal place for little people to explore and know more about the environment. The site practices sustainable development and showcases how research efforts have resulted in significant grafting of clove trees to conquer soil challenges.

 Vacation is more than just the scenery, it’s about making long-lasting memories. Discover more adventures in Bintan by visiting Wonderful Indonesia.

Frances Nelson