On the Mahakam River in Samarinda, East Kalimantan, Indonesia, Pesut Mahkota is a well-known ferry and barge service for people. Pesut Mahkota is named after the pesut, also known as the Irrawaddy dolphin, an endangered species that lives in the Mahakam River. Pesut Mahkota is a famous place for culture and scenic trips. It is also an important link between river towns and a tourist icon for the area.
With its large deck, colorful local style, and routes that follow the flow of the Mahakam River, Pesut Mahkota is a popular ferry for both work and pleasure trips for local residents and international travelers.
Travelers enjoy the view of floating houses, fishing villages, bridge crossings, and sometimes rare dolphin sightings along the journey.
The Pesut Mahkota is more than just a ferry — it is part of East Kalimantan’s effort to revive river-based tourism. It frequently hosts:
Pesut Mahkota is a great place to start if you want to see a different side of East Kalimantan. Along the Mahakam River, this riverboat takes you on a peaceful and beautiful trip where you can see floating towns, green riverbanks, and everyday life in the area.
Pesut Mahkota makes the trip enjoyable with shaded seating and wide views, whether you're traveling between towns or simply relaxing on a scenic cruise. On special days, you may even experience traditional performances or cultural storytelling onboard — a unique journey you won’t find elsewhere.
The best part is that you can easily explore ferry schedules and book tickets for other routes across Indonesia via Easybook. Skip the queue and book online through:
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