Jembatan Nusantara Routes: Telaga Punggur and Merak

Where does Jembatan Nusantara sail?

Jembatan Nusantara sails 21 routes between 33 ports in Indonesia, mostly Telaga Punggur, Merak and Bakauheni. From Telaga Punggur: Sungai Selari (Sungai Pakning), Tanjung Buton (Siak), Kuala Tungkal and Tanjung Uban. From Merak: Bakauheni. From Kariangau (Balikpapan): Pare-Pare, Taipa (Palu), Penajam and Mamuju. From Lembar: Padang Bai and Jangkar. From Kayangan: Poto Tano. From Sungai Selari (Sungai Pakning): Air Putih (Bengkalis). From Bajoe: Kolaka. From Muntok: Tanjung Api-Api. And from five other ports.

What is the longest crossing with Jembatan Nusantara?

The longest crossing with Jembatan Nusantara, from Surabaya to Ende, takes 2½ days and runs twice a month.

Can I take my car with Jembatan Nusantara?

Yes. You can take your car.

What ships does Jembatan Nusantara sail?

Which ships sail three of its 21 routes is not known yet. Those known so far: Gading Nusantara, Madani Nusantara, Swarna Bahtera and 26 other ships.

Sumatra

Kalimantan

Sulawesi

Java

Batam

Lombok

Bali

Flores and Komodo

Nusa Tenggara

Bangka Belitung

Bintan