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Jawa Timur
MADURA
MADURA Madura is an island located to the northeast of East Java. The island covers an area of approximately 5,168 km² (making it smaller than the island of Bali) and has a population of nearly 4 million people. Its shape resembles the body of a cow, and it boasts extraordinary natural beauty as well as a rich artistic culture.
About this destination
HOW TO GET THERE
By Air
For those wishing to reach the eastern part of Madura quickly, air travel is recommended. You can book a flight to Trunojoyo Airport in Sumenep. This airport is accessible only via Juanda International Airport; therefore, travelers arriving from outside East Java must first transit through Juanda Airport.
By Bus
If you are traveling to the island from Surabaya, you can use a private vehicle or a bus, crossing the Suramadu Bridge. Bus fares typically range from IDR 25,000 to IDR 30,000.
AKAS Regular Buses
These buses serve both intra-provincial and inter-provincial routes. They make brief stops in each regency to drop off passengers, with the final destination being Kalianget in Sumenep Regency. Economy-class AKAS buses generally travel via the Kamal Port rather than the Suramadu Bridge.
AKAS "Patas" (Express) Buses
These buses cross the Suramadu Bridge. Passengers heading to Bangkalan City are typically dropped off at the Tangkel T-junction, near the access point to the Suramadu toll road.
By Sea
Sea travel options include ferry routes connecting Jangkar to Kalianget, or Ujung to Kamal.
BEST TIME TO VISIT
The best time to visit Madura is between July and September. During this dry season, you can fully enjoy the beauty of the exotic beaches found on the islands surrounding Madura.
LOCAL LANGUAGE
The local language spoken on the island is Madurese.
By Air
For those wishing to reach the eastern part of Madura quickly, air travel is recommended. You can book a flight to Trunojoyo Airport in Sumenep. This airport is accessible only via Juanda International Airport; therefore, travelers arriving from outside East Java must first transit through Juanda Airport.
By Bus
If you are traveling to the island from Surabaya, you can use a private vehicle or a bus, crossing the Suramadu Bridge. Bus fares typically range from IDR 25,000 to IDR 30,000.
AKAS Regular Buses
These buses serve both intra-provincial and inter-provincial routes. They make brief stops in each regency to drop off passengers, with the final destination being Kalianget in Sumenep Regency. Economy-class AKAS buses generally travel via the Kamal Port rather than the Suramadu Bridge.
AKAS "Patas" (Express) Buses
These buses cross the Suramadu Bridge. Passengers heading to Bangkalan City are typically dropped off at the Tangkel T-junction, near the access point to the Suramadu toll road.
By Sea
Sea travel options include ferry routes connecting Jangkar to Kalianget, or Ujung to Kamal.
BEST TIME TO VISIT
The best time to visit Madura is between July and September. During this dry season, you can fully enjoy the beauty of the exotic beaches found on the islands surrounding Madura.
LOCAL LANGUAGE
The local language spoken on the island is Madurese.