Suramadu Bridge
Jembatan Suramadu
A sea-crossing bridge linking Surabaya and Madura Island, about 5.4 km long, one of Indonesia's longest bridges, built with Chinese participation.
The Suramadu Bridge opened to traffic in 2009, spanning the Madura Strait. Its main span is a cable-stayed bridge about 5.4 km long, built by a Chinese-Indonesian joint venture. It is a landmark project of China's foreign aid cooperation. Since 2018, motorcycles and cars have been able to cross for free. Drivers can cross to Madura Island to eat Madura satay and see the Bukit Jaddih limestone hills. The bridgehead on the Surabaya side and the seaside at Kenjeran are good spots to photograph the bridge at night. Stopping on the bridge to take photos is prohibited, so please mind your safety.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Kenjeran Beach & Suroboyo Bridge
- Sunan Ampel Mosque & Arab Quarter
- Boen Bio Temple
- Pasar Pabean
- House of Sampoerna
- Surabaya Chinatown (Kya-Kya)
- Sanggar Agung Temple
- Kota Lama Surabaya & Jembatan Merah