Cheap Flights from Singapore to Bintulu

Bintulu is a coastal city on the island of Borneo in central Malaysia. This coastal cum riverine town boasts natural beauty of mangrove forests, golden beaches, lovely promenades and breathtaking views of the South China Sea. Since Bintulu does not have an international airport, the best way to reach Bintulu from Singapore is to travel via Kuala Lumpur.

What transport do I use to reach Changi Airport?

Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) is around a 40-minute ride away from the rest of the city-state by Train (Mass Rapid Transit - MRT). Taxis and buses will take you to the airport in 30 minutes from the main parts of Singapore.

Which airport will I land at in Bintulu?

Flights from Singapore to Bintulu via Kuala Lumpur arrive at Bintulu airport. Bintulu Airport is about 20 minutes away from the main city and is easily reached by taxi.

What flights travel between Singapore and Bintulu?

There are no direct flights to Bintulu from Singapore. Several airlines are known to offer cheap flights from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur with an onward connection to Bintulu. The popular airlines are Singapore Airlines, Malaysian Airlines and Air Asia.

How long is the flight?

Flights between Changi Airport and Bintulu Airport take an average of 5 hours, keeping in mind a stopover at KL International Airport. However, flights with longer layovers or multiple stops between the two cities can take a considerably longer time, often averaging more than 10 hours.

During what time of the year should I visit?

July to August is one of the best times to visit, because of the International Borneo Kite Festival. You may choose to visit during December since the weather is generally pleasant and “An Evening in Bintulu” programs make the city colourful.

Where should I look for good accommodation?

The commercial centre of Bintulu has several options for visitors to stay in. Park City Mall and nearby areas have several luxuries as well as budget-hotel options.

Where do I shop and eat in Bintulu?

Bintulu offers a wide variety of options for Malay, Chinese and international cuisine. Some food joints also offer Halal food. The city is a great location for casual dining. The Pasar Utama & Pasar Tamu wet markets are the places to shop for local delicacies such as Bintulu belachan (shrimp paste) and Bintulu cincalok (fermented shrimp solution).

Where do I shop in Bintulu?

You would find several handicraft shops in Bintulu which sell souvenirs and also a multitude of shopping malls and supermarkets. The main market areas in Bintulu are Pasar Tamu and Pasar Utama. In these two areas, you would find everything from jungle produce, wet and dry food and even fast food. Visit Kampung Dagang Road to experience Bintulu’s night market where you would find hundreds of stalls selling garments, electrical goods to even groceries, food and drinks.

What are Bintulu’s top attractions?

The unique rocky and sandy Tanjung Batu Beach, golden beach of Similajau National Park and the hill treks of Taman Tumbina Zoo are popular with tourists. The latest addition to the list is the Promenade, a long waterfront commercial cum recreational park that is suitable for families and friends.

How do I get around the city?

Bintulu is friendly to pedestrians and most parts of the city are easy to get to on foot. However, taking the bus to farther areas would be a smarter, more time-saving option, and the city has an efficient public bus system.

Did you know? Terendak, the traditional headgear of the Melanau ethnic group of Sarawak, is the inspiration behind the cone-shaped structure imparted to the roofs in Pasar Utama!

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