
Pulau Kumala
Pulau Kumala offers a unique glimpse into Dayak culture amidst a tranquil island setting, though many attractions are currently in disrepair.
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Pulau Kumala
Best Time
Fewer crowds, more peaceful
Highlights
Must-see attractions
Pulau Kumala offers a unique glimpse into Dayak culture amidst a tranquil island setting, though many attractions are currently in disrepair.
"Once vibrant, now quiet; Pulau Kumala offers cultural insights despite its state of disrepair."

Manage Expectations
Many attractions are in disrepair; focus on the cultural insights and relaxed atmosphere.
Rent an Electric Bike
Affordable way to explore the island, around 50,000 IDR/hour.

Quick Facts
Rating
4.4 · 62 reviews
Type
Tourist Attraction
Highlights
Discover the most iconic attractions and experiences

Dayak Culture Insights
Various points on the island
Experience a unique perspective on Dayak culture, offering a glimpse into local traditions and heritage.

Scenic Island Exploration
Throughout Pulau Kumala
Enjoy the island's natural beauty and quiet ambiance, perfect for a relaxing escape.

Electric Bike Rentals
Rental stations on the island
Cruise around the island with ease on an electric bike, a fun and affordable way to see the sights.
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Island's Current State
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Manage Expectations
Many attractions are in disrepair; focus on the cultural insights and relaxed atmosphere.
Rent an Electric Bike
Affordable way to explore the island, around 50,000 IDR/hour.
Budget-Friendly Visit
Low entrance (10k IDR) and parking (2k IDR) fees make it an economical outing.
Photo Opportunities
Despite some damage, there are still many interesting spots for photos.
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Manage Expectations
Many attractions are in disrepair; focus on the cultural insights and relaxed atmosphere.
Rent an Electric Bike
Affordable way to explore the island, around 50,000 IDR/hour.
Budget-Friendly Visit
Low entrance (10k IDR) and parking (2k IDR) fees make it an economical outing.
Photo Opportunities
Despite some damage, there are still many interesting spots for photos.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Visitors appreciate Pulau Kumala for its unique insights into Dayak culture and its quiet, scenic atmosphere, making it a relaxing escape. However, many note that the island is in a state of disrepair, with numerous attractions no longer maintained or damaged, a stark contrast to its past vibrancy. Despite this, the affordability and the potential for photography keep some visitors engaged.
"Visited here with my wife around 2017 when I was working in East Borneo. For Borneo outsider like us that live in Jakarta, loved to visit there. It offered another PoV of Dayak Culture. We drove around the island by renting the bike. The place was good at that time but not really clean."
Yoga I. Purnama
"I don't know why I personally really like coming here 😅
Even though it's quiet, I still like it... I can't imagine coming here when it was still ON, it would have been really exciting. Unfortunately it's already a bit dim here...
There are electric bicycle rentals which are quite cheap, only 50,000/hour/unit.
There are also many interesting spots but they are no longer maintained..."
Venie Ang
"It's a bit quiet, but okay. Parking is 2,000 IDR, tickets are 10,000 IDR, and car/bike/electric bike rentals are 50,000 IDR."
Darmi Maranata Pandia
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
You can reach Pulau Kumala by crossing the Repo-Repo Bridge. It's accessible by car or motorbike.
Information on direct public transportation is limited, but it's generally accessible by private vehicle or taxi/ride-sharing services to the Repo-Repo Bridge.
Renting an electric bicycle is highly recommended for exploring the island efficiently and enjoyably.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
The entrance fee is typically around 10,000 IDR per person.
Parking fees are very affordable, usually around 2,000 IDR.
Information on specific discounts is not widely available, but the general admission is already quite low.
Operating hours can vary, but it's generally open during daylight hours. It's advisable to check locally for the most up-to-date information.
🎫 🧭 Onsite Experience
Pulau Kumala is currently in a state of disrepair, with many rides and facilities damaged or under renovation. It's a far cry from its former glory.
While many attractions are closed, you can still explore the island, learn about Dayak culture, and enjoy the scenery. Electric bike rentals are available.
Yes, the island offers insights into Dayak culture, providing a unique perspective for visitors.
Despite the disrepair, there are many interesting spots for photography, capturing the island's past and present.
Yes, electric bicycle rentals are available for around 50,000 IDR per hour.
🍽️ 🍽️ Food & Dining
Information on current food and dining options is limited due to the island's condition. It's advisable to bring your own snacks and drinks.
Bringing your own food and drinks is generally permitted and recommended, especially given the limited dining facilities.






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