Trikora Beach

Trikora Beach is a long stretch of coastline on the eastern side of Bintan Island in the Riau Islands Province, Indonesia. Known for its white sandy shore, clear turquoise water and scattered granite boulders, it extends for several kilometers and is divided into Trikora 1 to 4. The beach is a popular visitor destination for its calm waters, traditional fishing villages and resort-lined coast.

Visitors can expect a long, relatively calm sandy beach with shallow clear water, granite rock formations and views of small offshore islets. The shoreline is lined with coconut palms, fishing boats, simple seafood warungs and resorts ranging from homestays to mid-range resorts. Areas are divided into Trikora 1, 2, 3 and 4, with Trikora 4 being the most developed. Visitors can walk along the beach, swim, relax under gazebos and observe local fishing activity.

The beach is named after Tri Komando Rakyat (Trikora), the People's Triple Command declared by President Sukarno on 19 December 1961.

The area retains a traditional coastal fishing culture with Malay fishing villages, stilt houses and kelong platforms that reflect the local maritime livelihood of Bintan's east coast communities.