Lampung Indonesia Travel Guide
Radin Inten II International Airport (TKG) serves Bandar Lampung, located 25-30 km north of the central business district. It links the region to Indonesia's air network.
TKG offers essential facilities including ATMs, money changers, food stalls, stores, and an information desk.
Flight prices increase during Eid al-Fitr, Christmas, New Year, and Indonesian school vacations (June-July).
Journey from TKG to the downtown area takes 45-90 minutes, dependent on the state of the traffic.
Most international travelers connect through Jakarta (CGK) or Kl (KUL) to TKG.
ATMs for cash withdrawals and currency exchange offices are available.
Several food stalls and cafes offer local and simple international fare. Various stores for souvenirs.
Public restrooms, prayer rooms, and an information desk are present. Free Wi-Fi may be available.
Bandar Lampung connects via train through its Tanjung Karang Station, mainly linking to Palembang, South Sumatra.
An extensive bus network connects Bandar Lampung to various cities across both Sumatra and Java.
An International Driving Permit (IDP) is needed with your valid home country's driver's license. Without an IDP, your insurance may be invalid.
Traffic accidents are common. Poor lighting at night, motorcyclists, and unmarked hazards require extreme caution.
The main sea entry to Lampung province from Java is via the roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) ferry service across the Sunda Strait.
Upon arrival at Bakauheni Port, numerous land transportation options connect you to Bandar Lampung city.
Bandar Lampung does not feature significant river transit for tourists. Most waterways are smaller and not navigable for public transport.
Customs and immigration happen at your first international airport arrival, not typically for domestic ferry crossings.
The drive from Bakauheni Port to Bandar Lampung city center takes approximately 2-3 hours, traffic dependent.
Factor in Bandar Lampung's traffic when organizing your departure. Allow extra travel time to the airport or terminal.
Web check-in-in is often available through your airline's site or app and is recommended to save time at the airport.
Check-in counters, security screening, departure lounge, little cafes and shops, restrooms, prayer rooms.
Simple waiting areas, food stalls, and washrooms. Facilities are functional.
Waiting areas, ticketing counters, and essential amenities.
No specific exit fees or taxes are typically levied for departing travelers at Indonesia flight centers or seaports. These charges are generally included in the airline ticket price or ferry fare, so you rarely pay anything extra upon departure.
