Lagoi Bay

Lagoi Bay is a developed beach resort area on the northern coast of Bintan Island in the Riau Islands Province, Indonesia, within the Bintan Resorts integrated tourism zone. It features a curved white-sand beach with calm, clear waters facing the South China Sea. Notable for its resort infrastructure, Plaza Lagoi, Lake Lagoi, and water sports facilities, it serves as the central beach hub of Bintan Resorts and is accessible via ferry from Singapore.

Visitors can expect a wide, curved white-sand beach with calm, shallow waters suitable for wading and swimming, backed by resort hotels, palm trees, and landscaped promenades. The area includes Plaza Lagoi for dining and shopping, Lake Lagoi nearby, and a beachfront with sun loungers, water sports operators, and open areas for walking and photography. The setting is developed and family-oriented within the managed Bintan Resorts estate, with clear views of the South China Sea and nearby islands.

Lagoi Bay was developed as the central beachfront of Bintan Resorts, an integrated tourism destination established in the early 1990s through cooperation between Indonesia and Singapore to develop northern Bintan Island for international tourism. The bay and its surrounding infrastructure, including Lake Lagoi and Plaza Lagoi, were planned as part of this master development.