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Derawan Islands

Mantas, turtles, and a stingless jellyfish lake in a remote Coral Triangle corner of Borneo

Updated Dec 13, 202512 sources

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Fees And Permits

Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.

Fees You Can't Skip

  • Indonesia Visa on Arrival / e-VOA (tourism) - IDR 500,000
  • Derawan Archipelago local ticket (provincial tourism listing) - IDR 20,000 per person
  • Typical payment pattern: Derawan does not operate like a singleticket national marine park.

What people usually pay

Derawan does not operate like a single-ticket national marine park. Expect a patchwork of local entrance tickets, community-managed attraction fees, and occasional conservation donations for specific sites (lagoons, caves, and lake access). Carry small IDR cash and ask your operator what is included in your package. There is no single destination-wide tourism levy; budget for visa costs and local site fees.

FeeAmountApplies toWhere to payNotes
Indonesia Visa on Arrival / e-VOA (tourism)

IDR 500,000

30 days (extendable once, nationality-dependent)

Many foreign visitors (eligibility varies by nationality)Where to pay

Use the official immigration portal to confirm eligibility, documents, and whether in-person steps are required for extensions.

Derawan Archipelago local ticket (provincial tourism listing)

IDR 20,000 per person

Per visit (confirm locally)

Visitors to listed Derawan area attractionsOn-site (cash) via local management

Local retribution and ticketing can change and may be collected at different points depending on your route.

Laguna Kehe Daing entrance ticket

IDR 30,000 per person

Day entry

Visitors to Kehe Daing lagoonOn-site at Kehe Daing (Kakaban)

Bring cash and arrive earlier in the day for calmer water and better light.

Goa Halo Tabung entrance ticket

IDR 30,000 per person

Day entry

Visitors to Goa Halo Tabung (Maratua area)On-site at the cave management point

Facilities are basic. Wear footwear with grip and keep valuables dry.