Stretching along the coastline of Senggarang, this mangrove forest is one of the largest and best preserved in Tanjungpinang. A wooden boardwalk winds through the trees, letting visitors walk right over the water without disturbing the roots and wildlife below. Local guides lead small groups through the trail, pointing out fiddler crabs, mudskippers, and the many bird species that nest here, while explaining how the mangrove protects the village from erosion and supports the local fishing community.
Senggarang offers something rare: a mangrove ecosystem, a coastline, and a living Malay village culture all within a short walk of each other. Every visit is arranged with a local guide from the community, so your trip directly supports the people who care for this place. Whether you're here for a quiet nature walk, a family outing, or a full cultural experience, Senggarang keeps things simple, welcoming, and rooted in local tradition.