Treasure Bay Bintan, the 338-hectare waterfront resort development situated on Bintan island, has announced the official opening of its Phase One development, providing the perfect island retreat for travellers. Outdoor enthusiasts can experience the best of outdoor camping with the comforts of a hotel room at The Canopi Resort, starting from SGD$190.
Crystal Lagoon, South East Asia’s largest sea water lagoon equivalent to 50 Olympic-size pools provides the perfect playground for adventure seekers to indulge in safe and exciting activities such as the jetovator, wakeboarding, kayaking, scuba diving and more. Families with children can go on motorcross or Segway mini-trials or enjoy water activities such as the inflatable water park and water-zorbing. The development also boasts its own nature and private mangrove reserve for nature lovers to explore the natural surroundings.
“We are extremely excited to bring our vision of Treasure Bay Bintan to life. The development brings a new and different perspective to Bintan island with its unique and innovative concepts, aimed at rejuvenating tired city dwellers and providing them with a respite from the bustling city life,” said Mr. Stefan Thumiger, Chief Operating Officer of Treasure Bay Bintan. “Holiday-seekers will find many first-in-Asia offerings including The Canopi Resort and Crystal Lagoon, which adds to the vibrancy of Treasure Bay Bintan.”
Responding to the fast-growing trend of glamourous camping, or ‘glamping’, The Canopi Resort (Canopi) comprises of 40 Safari-themed tent suites that are elegantly decorated to complement its natural surroundings. Encompassing an area spanning over two hectares, Canopi offers three tent suite options – Safari tent suites, Lagoon access tent suites and Jacuzzi tent suites – according to guests’ needs and preferences. Each tent suite is complete with sisal carpets, four poster king-sized beds, daybeds and other modern facilities and amenities. Canopi is situated beside Crystal Lagoon and offers unimpeded views of the stunning lagoon and nature reserve.
