Malacca Strait, A Historic Gateway Between Two Oceans

Riau, Indonesia
Andaman Sea, which connects to the Indian Ocean in the northwest
4.1
Natural scenery

Introduction

Strait of Malacca is a geographical term that comes to mind when people hear the name Malacca for the first time. When you visit Malacca, take some time to appreciate the scenic beauty of the ocean and the familiar strait. The Strait of Malacca connects the Andaman Sea in the northwest with the South China Sea in the southeast. It is a sea area jointly governed by Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Along the coast, you can admire the beautiful views of the strait. Additionally, you can climb up to the highest observation deck in Malacca to enjoy even more spectacular views of the sea.

Must-go rating

Must go
20%
Worth going
20%
Generally
40%
Not worth it
20%

Transportation

80%
Self-driving
Park by the roadside
20%
Translation: Others
Address
Riau, Indonesia
Opening hours
All day.
Transportation
Just follow the river for about ten minutes in the opposite direction of the city center.