Best Guide from Sibu to Bintulu

Flying from Sibu to Bintulu can be expensive, and driving can often be unsafe and cost prohibitive. Your best bet for the 215 km journey is to travel from Sibu to Bintulu by bus, and relax in comfort while someone else is doing the driving. Direct bus routes are available from Sibu to Bintulu, and take approximately three hours. Relax in the comfort of a luxurious air-conditioned, comfortable motor coach. When choosing which bus company to take and to search for the best rates use easibook.com, Malaysia's largest bus ticketing site. Freesia Sdn Bhd, Biaramas and Bintang Jaya Express are the express bus company that offers these bus services from Sibu to Bintulu.

Sibu is an island town located in the Sibu Division, Sarawak, in east Malaysia. Sibu is the main tourist gateway to the Upper Rajang River and lies where the Rajang and Igan Rivers meet. Having a large Chinese population, Sibu holds many annual Chinese festivals, including the National Chinese Cultural Festival, as well as the Borneo Cultural Festival and the Sibu International Dance Festival. Resting just 60 km from the ocean, Sibu is a destination that appeals too many, including families.

Bintulu is a coastal town that lies in the Bintulu Division of Sarawak, Malaysia, and is approximately 215 km from Sibu. Bintulu is a central hub to tourist destinations such as Loagan Bunut and Mulu National Parks, Niah Caves, and the Bakun Resort. It is a major commercial hub and the home to one of Malaysia’s top universities. There are many hotels in Bintulu, from budget motels to very luxurious and expensive grand resorts. Similajau National Park is the city’s top tourist attraction and is a destination suited for all.