Bima Ferry Terminal is tucked away on the eastern shore of Sumbawa Island. It's the right place to start exploring the heart of eastern Indonesia. Though smaller and less glitzy than some other terminals in Java or Bali, this port is essential for connecting the islands and the people living there. Whether your destination is Timor, Sulawesi, or someplace else completely, Bima is one of those locations that keeps things going. Run by Indonesia's national ferry system, the port has a consistent weekly flow of inhabitants, cargo, and visitors.
The Bima Ferry Terminal connects to a number of long-distance boat lines. Here are a few important ones:
Mostly run by large PELNI ships, they offer the classic Indonesian ferry experience—with meals on board and wide ocean views from the deck.
Here are the main operators you'll find at Bima Ferry Terminal:
While it’s not fancy, the terminal has everything you need for a smooth trip:
Bima Ferry Terminal may be off the beaten path, but that’s exactly what makes it special. It’s your starting point to less-touristy, adventure-filled destinations and it's full of real Indonesian charm.
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Address: Jl. RE Martadinata, Tanjung, Kec. Rasanae Bar., Kab. Bima, Nusa Tenggara Bar. 84118
