How do I get to the Anambas Islands?
Get to the Anambas Islands – Your Path to Paradise
Discover the tranquil beauty of this unspoiled paradise. Perfect for your next resort development, the islands are less than 300km from Singapore. They offer a unique blend of serene landscapes and crystal-clear waters, making them an ideal destination for discerning travelers.
Begin your journey with a swift 30-minute ferry ride from Singapore to Batam. This convenient and scenic route sets the tone for your adventure. From Batam, a 1-hour and 10-minute flight to Letung Airport in the Anambas Islands brings you directly into the heart of this tropical paradise.
Upon arrival in Letung, you will immediately find yourself immersed in the serene beauty of the Paradise Islands. With pristine beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and lush rainforests, this region provides the perfect backdrop for luxury resort development.
Experiences with Kepri Estates
At Kepri Estates, we can showcase the Anambas’ full potential. We organize regular private island viewings and tailored island-hopping adventures specifically for resort developers. With expert guides, we ensure you experience prime locations and envision your next luxury development.
For those seeking a personalized experience, our private island tours can be easily arranged. Simply contact us at sales@kepriestates.com. Our team remains dedicated to delivering exceptional service, ensuring your journey through the Anambas Islands is seamless and inspiring.
Why Invest in the Archipelago?
Investing in a site to develop means offering your future guests an unforgettable journey. This remote paradise combines the thrill of adventure with the comfort of modern amenities. Furthermore, the strategic location and evolving accessibility make the Anambas Islands a prime opportunity for world-class, sustainable resort development.
Join us in creating unparalleled luxury experiences in one of Indonesia’s most enchanting destinations.
Check out the video below for more information about the paradise islands of the Anambas archipelago.