Lemukutan Island
Pulau Lemukutan
The most popular island in West Kalimantan, with crystal-clear coral reefs that make it a favorite for snorkeling and overnight island stays.
Lemukutan Island belongs to Bengkayang Regency and lies in the sea southwest of Singkawang. It is a Malay fishing village surrounded by clear water, rich coral reefs and tropical fish. Snorkeling, sport fishing and sunset viewing are the main activities, and simple guesthouses are available on the island. From Singkawang it is about an hour's drive to Teluk Suak Pier, followed by a boat ride of about 45 minutes to the island. A day trip is tight on time, so staying one night is recommended. In the rainy season, when waves are high, boat services may be canceled, so check the weather before setting out.
Opening hours
All day (ferries run during daytime)
Nearby sights
- Kura-Kura Beach
- Pasir Panjang Beach
- Bukit Rindu Alam
- Sinka Zoo
- Sinka Island Park
- Sinar Terang Dragon Kiln
- Golden Dragon Monument
- Masjid Raya Singkawang