Suramadu Bridge
Jembatan Suramadu
Indonesia's longest bridge, a 5.4 km cable-stayed crossing of the Madura Strait, and lit in colour at night.
- Address
- Surabaya approach, Tambak Wedi, Kenjeran
- Price
- Toll-free for all vehicles since 2018
- Area
- Kenjeran, Surabaya Utara (North)
About
Opened on 10 June 2009, the bridge links Surabaya with Bangkalan on Madura, and its main cable-stayed span runs 434 m. Crossing has been free for every vehicle since October 2018, and motorbikes have their own lanes. For the classic view, watch the lit-up span at dusk from the Kenjeran coast.
- 5.4 km span to Madura
- 434 m cable-stayed main span
- Night lights
- Views from Kenjeran
In history: 10 Jun 2009 — Suramadu Bridge opens
Nearby
Pelabuhan Tanjung Perak
Surabaya's main seaport, where the Gapura Surya Nusantara terminal handles PELNI liners and other passenger ships across Indonesia.
Nasi babatNasi Babat Pegirian
Late-night nasi babat near the Sunan Ampel quarter: tender spiced tripe with white or corn rice and plenty of sambal.
Beach parkKenjeran Beach Park
A city-run seaside park on the north coast with gazebos, souvenir stalls and views of Suramadu Bridge, beside the curving Jembatan Suroboyo.
Mosque & pilgrimage siteSunan Ampel Mosque & Tomb
One of Java's oldest mosques and the tomb of Sunan Ampel, reached through a lively covered market lane in Surabaya's Arab quarter.
Attraction listing. Hours and prices change — check before you go.