4 Nature Tourism in Kalimantan
4 nature tourism in Kalimantan, listed A–Z: Derawan Island, Kakaban Lake, Labuan Cermin and more.
Kalimantan is one of Indonesia's 38 provinces. This list collects 4 nature tourism recorded in Kalimantan, drawn from our database of points of interest across all 514 regencies and cities.
Each entry below links to the full destination profile, including key facts (opening hours, entrance fees, contact), historical context, and visiting tips. Entries are listed alphabetically, not ranked — pick the ones that match your trip plan.
Derawan Island
Berau · Kalimantan
As the heart of the Derawan Islands, this island offers the charm of soft white sand and a stunning underwater ecosystem. Visitors can easily encounter green turtles swimming freely around the pier and enjoy the beauty of well-preserved coral reefs.
- Hours
- Buka 24 jam
- Entry
- Gratis (Biaya transportasi kapal bervariasi)
Kakaban Lake
Berau · Kalimantan
This ancient lake, located in the center of Kakaban Island, is a unique geological phenomenon that is home to millions of stingless jellyfish. The experience of swimming with four different species of jellyfish in calm brackish waters makes it one of the most exotic destinations …
- Hours
- Setiap hari, 08:00 - 17:00
- Entry
- Rp 20.000 - Rp 50.000
Labuan Cermin
Berau · Kalimantan
Famous for its nickname 'Two-Taste Lake', Labuan Cermin boasts crystal-clear water like glass, with a layer of freshwater on the surface and saltwater at its base. The captivating blue gradients and the surrounding lush forests create a magical, soul-soothing atmosphere.
- Hours
- Setiap hari, 08:00 - 17:00
- Entry
- Rp 10.000 (Belum termasuk sewa perahu)
Maratua Island
Berau · Kalimantan
Often dubbed the 'Maldives of Indonesia,' Maratua offers the luxury of overwater resorts with endless turquoise sea views. This crescent-shaped island is a paradise for divers eager to encounter schools of barracuda and manta rays.
- Hours
- Buka 24 jam
- Entry
- Gratis (Biaya tergantung aktivitas dan resor)