Natuna Fishing Tour 4D3N: Experience the Thrill of Landing a 30 Kg Grouper

Q: What are the Available Payment Methods?

For your convenience, we exclusively accept payments via bank transfer once your booking has been confirmed. The payment deadline is 3 days prior to your tour date. Please ensure that your payment is received by us no later than 3 days before your tour departure to secure your reservation. Bank account details for the transfer will be provided to you upon completion of your booking.

Q: When Best Time to Visit?

Best Time to Visit During SummerIf you're looking to visit during the summer months, the best time would generally be from June to August.During this period, Indonesia, including Java and Sumatra, typically experiences its dry season. This means you can expect:More sunshine and clearer skies: Ideal for outdoor activities like island hopping, snorkeling, trekking volcanoes, and exploring cultural sites.Lower chance of rain: Minimizing disruptions to your travel plans.Calmer seas: Perfect for water activities and transfers to islands like those in the Thousand Islands.While it's the peak tourist season, which might mean more crowds in popular spots, the excellent weather conditions often make it the most rewarding time for a visit.

This 4 days tour package will invite you to visit some interesting places in Natuna Island, Province of Riau Sumatra, including the National Geopark of Natuna. The tour is very suitable for you who visit the most north Indonesia island. And for any tourist who wants to know more about Natuna and iconic places in this city.

Accomodation
Hotel Dive Resort
Fitness level
Friendly to Every body
Language
English and Indonesia
Meals
Taste Local Food
Best season
April October
Group Size
2 - 10
Destinations
SUMATRA
Activities
Fishing
Trip Type
Multiple Days

Overview

Itinerary

Inclusion

FAQs

What To Bring

Important Notes

Overview

in Natuna Island, Province of Riau Sumatra, including the National Geopark of Natuna. The tour is very suitable for you who visit the most north Indonesia island. And for any tourist who wants to know more about Natuna and iconic places in this city.

Here some notes about Natuna, one of the districts in the Riau Islands Province. located in the northernmost archipelago of the Karimata Strait, closer to Borneo than Sumatra. In the northern part of Natuna is directly adjacent to Vietnam and Cambodia, in the south with South Sumatra and Jambi. To the west, its borders on Singapore and Malaysia and the eastern part borders on East Malaysia and West Kalimantan.

So far, Natuna is in the international strategic shipping lane, the island known as the largest oil and gas producer in the Riau Islands. The Natuna Islands focus on promoting tourism because there are many cool and beautiful places that can be used as tourist areas

Visited places in this tour are Alif Stone Park, Great Mosque, Ndayu park, Sindu Stone and offshore island, Panjang Island Natuna and local culinary.

Highlight

City Tour
Fishing Trip
explore the beach

Day 01 :

Arrival & Island Exploration

Airport Pickup: Your Natuna adventure begins with a convenient transfer from the airport.
Lunch: Enjoy a delicious welcome lunch.
Hotel Check-in: Settle into your comfortable accommodation at Natuna Dive Resort (double occupancy).
Alif Stone Park: Discover the unique rock formations at the iconic Alif Stone Park.
Tapak Natuna: Explore the charming local area of Tapak Natuna.
Dinner: Savor a delightful dinner.
Rest: Relax and prepare for your exciting journey ahead.

Day 02 :

Coastal Wonders & Fishing Preparation

Breakfast: Start your day with a hearty breakfast.
Tanjung Datuk: Visit the picturesque Tanjung Datuk.
Tanjung Beach: Enjoy the serene beauty of Tanjung Beach.
Lunch: Indulge in a satisfying lunch.
Rest: Take some time to unwind.
Fishing Preparation: Get ready for your fishing expedition.
Fishing: Cast your lines and experience the thrill of fishing in Natuna's rich waters!

Day 03 :

Post-Fishing Relaxation & Scenic Spots

Return from Fishing: Arrive back from your overnight fishing trip.
Breakfast: Enjoy a well-deserved breakfast.
Rest: Relax and recharge.
Lunch: Have a delicious lunch.
Batu Kasah: Explore the unique rock formations at Batu Kasah.
Teluk Depih: Visit the stunning Teluk Depih.
Dinner: Enjoy a delightful dinner.
Rest: Wind down after a day of exploration.

Day 04 :

Departure

Breakfast: Enjoy your final breakfast in Natuna.
Airport Transfer: We'll ensure a smooth transfer back to the airport for your departure.

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What are the Available Payment Methods?

For your convenience, we exclusively accept payments via bank transfer once your booking has been confirmed. The payment deadline is 3 days prior to your tour date. Please ensure that your payment is received by us no later than 3 days before your tour departure to secure your reservation. Bank account details for the transfer will be provided to you upon completion of your booking.

When Best Time to Visit?

Best Time to Visit During Summer

If you’re looking to visit during the summer months, the best time would generally be from June to August.
During this period, Indonesia, including Java and Sumatra, typically experiences its dry season. This means you can expect:
More sunshine and clearer skies: Ideal for outdoor activities like island hopping, snorkeling, trekking volcanoes, and exploring cultural sites.
Lower chance of rain: Minimizing disruptions to your travel plans.
Calmer seas: Perfect for water activities and transfers to islands like those in the Thousand Islands.
While it’s the peak tourist season, which might mean more crowds in popular spots, the excellent weather conditions often make it the most rewarding time for a visit.

What to Bring for Your Summer Trip to Indonesia?

Heading to Indonesia during summer (June-August) means sunny, humid weather. Here’s a concise packing guide for international tourists:
Clothing: Pack lightweight, breathable fabrics (cotton, linen) like T-shirts, shorts, and skirts. Include long pants/dresses/skirts for temples and evenings, plus swimwear. A light jacket is useful for AC or highlands. A small rain jacket/poncho is a good idea for sudden downpours.
Footwear: Comfortable sandals/flip-flops are essential. Add walking shoes/sneakers for city or light trekking.
Health & Personal Care: Bring high-SPF sunscreen, insect repellent, after-sun lotion, and a basic first-aid kit. Hand sanitizer is also recommended.
Gear & Accessories: Don’t forget sunglasses, a hat, a reusable water bottle, and a small daypack. A dry bag and power bank are highly recommended. A universal travel adapter might be needed.
Documents & Money: Keep your passport and visa (if needed) safe, along with copies. Carry some Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) for small purchases; credit/debit cards are widely accepted in cities.
Pack light and smart! Enjoy your Indonesian adventure.