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One of Bintan's most popular tourist destinations is the magnificent Bintan Resorts. This magnificent resort, which spans along the South China Sea's sandy white shore, is located on the island's northern point. Bintan Resorts is the ideal tropical getaway for people who like soothing spa treatments, tasty fresh seafood, and spectacular beach views.

The Malay Riau-Lingga kingdom was formerly centered on this island. Historical monuments and antiques of the past adorn the renovated Sultan's palace. The architecture is a fascinating mix of Javanese and Dutch influences. The magnificent Sultan of Riau Grand Mosque, which was constructed utilizing an egg white and lime cement combination, is another well-known feature on the island.

Trikora Beach is located on the Eastern coast of Bintan Island. With beautiful long stretches of pure, crystal-clear ocean beaches, it is a favorite seaside playground for residents as well as visitors from nearby Singapore and Malaysia. In this scenic and breathtaking setting, enjoy some quiet as well as soothing and enjoyable quality time with loved ones.

This golf and beach resort on the South China Sea has become a popular tourist destination. Ria Bintan, which spans 447 hectares and includes the Club Med Ria Bintan, two 18-hole championship golf courses, a clubhouse, extensive entertainment facilities, and 1,500 resort accommodations in villas and chalets with spectacular sea views, is being built in phases.

Pristine mangrove woods are bisected by the flowing, clear river of Sungei Sebung to the south west of the huge Bintan Resorts tourism region, right on its own boundary. The source of this 6.8-kilometer-long river is a series of hillside lakes whose waters are gathered from rainfall rather than spring water. Since tourism now promises a better future through the preservation of the forests and river: precisely the natural environment that tourists seek and love, the mangrove forests that were once cut down by locals to obtain wood for charcoal and building materials have been left alone to return to their original state.

The Nirwana Gardens on the north-west coast of the island of Bintan look to have it all for the perfect holiday or romantic honeymoon, spanning 300 hectares and more and bordered by a sweep of white sand beaches touched by the South China Sea. This all-inclusive, self-contained luxury resort caters to the entire family, including beach activities, fun, natural woods, leisure and recreation. The annual Tour de Bintan is also held in Nirwana Gardens, with competitors racing through tracks within and outside of these vast grounds.

Senggarang is one of the Riau Archipelago's most well-known Chinese settlements. In the village's surrounds, there is a strong influence of Chinese tradition. The seashore of this little fishing community is lined by rows of fishermen's stilt cottages. Ancient Chinese temples may also be found in the hamlet.

The greatest seafood in Bintan may be found in Sebung Village. Sebung Village, located on the Sebung River, has an abundance of fresh fish served in Kelong-style eateries. The community also has wonderful views of the mangrove river, which may be enjoyed while watching the people.

Nikoi has long been recognized as one of the most beautiful islands on this relatively unspoiled coast, and it is fortunate that it has maintained its natural state. It is surrounded by white sand beaches and spectacularly colored and diverse coral reefs, with a shoreline dotted with granite rocks that appear to defy gravity. The island's rain forest, which reaches a height of 30 meters, provides a haven for a wide species of local birds, including native Banyan trees.