Attractions: Mega Mall

Batam is just across the water from Singapore and offers a mix of cultural sights, scenic views and casual café stops. On this outing you will visit a number of the island’s highlights, including the Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya, Tua Pek Kong Temple and the Muhammad Cheng Ho Mosque. Along the way you will see the Welcome to Batam sign, cross views of the Barelang Bridge and explore the Batam Miniature Park. The route also includes a stop at 70 Fahrenheit Koffie and time to visit a Batik Gallery and the Golden Layer Cake spot. Lunch is included as part of the experience. You may also choose an optional massage add‑on if you want some extra relaxation. As you move through Batam, you’ll notice the many resorts, spas, restaurants and cafés that set the tone for evenings on the island, with a variety of nightlife and entertainment options available if you decide to stay longer.

Batam is a small Indonesian island known for its beaches, malls and duty‑free shopping, and it sits just one hour from Singapore — a convenient option if you are thinking about a weekend break. You will explore a number of resorts and spas, and try local restaurants and cafes. The nightlife here is lively, with a good range of choices if you are looking for evening entertainment. The experience includes visits to a variety of local sights and attractions. You will see Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya and cross the iconic Barelang Bridge, and you will visit Harris Resort Barelang. Along the way, you will stop at 70 Fahrenheit Koffie and take in Batam Miniature Park and Chengho Mosque. There will also be time to browse the Batik Gallery, sample Batam Layer Cake and explore Mega Mall Batam Center. These stops will give you a mix of cultural landmarks, local flavours and shopping opportunities as you move around the island.

On Batam, close to Singapore, you'll find an island of contrasts where city energy sits alongside calm natural spots. The island blends lively markets and cultural landmarks with serene beaches and world-class golf courses. As you move through different areas, you can sample local cuisine and see traditional crafts that reflect a cultural fusion shaped by Indonesian, Malay and Singaporean influences. Along the way you’ll notice festivals and community life that show this mix of traditions. Batam also offers plenty of options for water sports and quiet relaxation, so you can balance activity with downtime. This combination of affordability, accessibility and varied experiences makes Batam a distinctive getaway for many kinds of travellers.

Batam is across the water, just one hour from Singapore, and is a convenient option if you’re looking for a weekend break to Indonesia. As one of Indonesia’s most popular tourist destinations, the island offers a wide choice of resorts, spas, restaurants and cafés. The evenings are lively, with a good range of nightlife and entertainment to suit different tastes. You’ll be able to relax at resorts and enjoy spa facilities, while exploring local restaurants and cafés for meals and refreshments. As you move through the island, the lively evening scene will give you options for entertainment if you want to stay out after dark. A traditional Indonesian massage is included to complete your Indonesian experience and help you unwind before you return.

You will meet at HarbourFront Centre and travel to Batam on the Sindo Ferry. After immigration and customs clearance you will be greeted by a local guide and taken by air‑conditioned bus to the Welcome to Batam icon for a group photo. The tour includes a visit to Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya, described here as the largest temple in South East Asia, and a stop at Tua Pek Kong Temple. Along the way you will sample Indonesian street food such as bakso (baso), martabak (folded omelette pancake) and gorengan (deep‑fried snacks). You will also try onde‑onde and refresh with fresh coconut. Lunch is served at Sederhana Restaurant. Later you will spend time at Nagoya Hill Mall, where you may try more local treats like es cendol, nasi goreng and martabak manis. The day ends with a transfer to the ferry terminal and a high‑speed ferry back to Singapore.

Batam, a short trip from Singapore, offers a mix of affordable luxury and varied experiences. You can move between vibrant city life and serene natural spots as you explore the island. Along the way you'll encounter bustling markets and cultural sites, and also find tranquil beaches and world‑class golf courses. The contrast between lively streets and peaceful shores is a central part of the island’s appeal. The island’s cultural fusion, shaped by Indonesian, Malay and neighbouring Singaporean influences, will be visible in what you taste and see. Local cuisine, crafts and festivals reflect this blend, and you may notice familiar and new flavours side by side. There are also good opportunities for water sports and simple relaxation, so you can choose a more active or a more laid‑back experience. Overall, Batam presents an accessible getaway where affordable luxury and a variety of attractions sit close to Singapore.

Batam sits just across the water, about one hour from Singapore, making it an easy weekend break in Indonesia. You can explore a number of resorts and spas, alongside restaurants and cafes, and choose how you want to spend your time. The island’s evenings are lively, with a good range of choices if you are looking for entertainment after dark. You will enjoy a relaxing getaway in one of Indonesia’s most popular tourist destinations. A Traditional Indonesian massage is included to complete your Indonesian experience and help you unwind after exploring the island’s leisure options. Whether you prefer quiet poolside afternoons or the buzz of the evening, Batam offers a variety of ways to relax and enjoy your time away.

On the small Indonesian island of Batam, known for its beaches, lively nightlife and duty‑free malls, you will follow a route that brings together cultural sights, local flavours and shopping. Batam sits just an hour across the water from Singapore, so this makes a compact getaway where you can explore resorts, spas, restaurants and cafés as you move through the island. The experience includes visits to key landmarks such as Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya and the Chengho Mosque, and a look at the iconic Barelang Bridge. You will see miniature representations of Indonesia at Batam Miniature Park and browse local crafts at a Batik Gallery. Along the way you will have a stop at 70 Fahrenheit Koffie and the chance to taste Batam Layer Cake, with time for shopping at Mega Mall Batam Center. To complete the Indonesian experience, a traditional Indonesian massage is included, giving you a relaxed finish after sightseeing.