Green Tropical Village is an accommodation located in Tanjung Pandan, the main city on Belitung Island, in the Bangka Belitung archipelago. This address allows you to base yourself on an island that remains relatively undiscovered in Indonesia, known for its beaches lined with granite boulders and turquoise waters.

Address: Jl. Ahmad Yani No. 04, Tanjung Pandan, Belitung, Kepulauan Bangka Belitung 33416.

Why choose this accommodation

Belitung remains off the beaten path of Indonesia's major tourist circuits, which are dominated by Bali, Java, and Lombok. Choosing Green Tropical Village means first and foremost choosing an island you can explore without crowds, from a convenient urban base in Tanjung Pandan.

• A city location, perfect for exploring the island by car or scooter.
• A setting suited to beach stays, with easy access to Belitung's iconic beaches located a short distance away.
• A relevant stopover for travelers seeking an authentic Indonesian experience away from the most crowded routes.

Atmosphere and character

The very name of the accommodation, Green Tropical Village, reflects a clear concept: a property designed as a small village, with lush tropical vegetation throughout the site. This is far from the standardized hotel tower. The overall atmosphere draws from the tradition of modest-sized Indonesian accommodations, where greenery and outdoor spaces matter as much as the rooms themselves.

Tanjung Pandan, a peaceful port town, extends this relaxed atmosphere. Evenings are naturally spent on terraces, in the warm, humid air characteristic of this equatorial region.

Geographic location

The accommodation is located on Jl. Ahmad Yani, a central thoroughfare in Tanjung Pandan. This city is Belitung's main gateway: its H.A.S. Hanandjoeddin airport receives flights from Jakarta, and its port ensures maritime connections with the neighboring island of Bangka.

From this base, you can reach the island's most famous beaches on the north coast in less than an hour's drive, as well as boat departures to the archipelago's granite islets.

What to see and do nearby

• Tanjung Tinggi and Tanjung Kelayang: Belitung's two emblematic beaches, dotted with enormous round granite rocks.
• Lengkuas Island: a classic boat excursion, featuring its 19th-century Dutch colonial lighthouse.
• Tanjung Pandan Museum: to understand the island's mining past, long tied to tin extraction.
• Market and waterfront of Tanjung Pandan: to taste local cuisine, particularly dishes featuring fish and seafood.

To plan an itinerary combining Belitung with other regions, you can explore other Indonesian addresses such as Ananda Cottages in Ubud, Arya Amed Beach Resort on Bali's east coast, or Bara Beach Bungalows in South Sulawesi.

Include Belitung in your Indonesia journey

Belitung is particularly well-suited as a beach extension after a circuit through Java or Sumatra. To build a custom itinerary including this discreet island, visit our dedicated page on Indonesia travel and connect with our specialists.