Bintan Resort Ferries is totally committed to achieving the highest management standards with particular emphasis placed on marine safety, safe working practices, passenger safety and protection of the environment.
Onboard and shore technical personnel are fully qualified and experienced seafarers who monitor safety and pollution prevention on a continuous basis.

In accordance to maritime regulations, all vessels of Bintan Resort Ferries are covered with Protection & Indemnity insurance under the Shipowners Club. For details regarding coverage, please visit http://www.shipownersclub.com/about-us/club-cover-services.

Bintan Resort Ferries has a fleet of three vessels. They are named Wan Seri Beni, Wan Sendari. The names of the ferries revolve around the close links and ties between Bintan and Singapore dating back to the 13th century.

Wan Sendari was the wife of Sang Nila Utama, the founder of Singapore. One day while out on his travels looking for new city, Sang Nila Utama visited the islands of Bintan which was ruled by Queen Wan Seri Beni.

With no heir to take over her Kingdom, Wan Seri Beni decided to name Sang Nila Utama as her successor to her kingdom in Bintan. Sang Nila Utama ruled Singapura, the Lion City for 48 years and was buried on Bukit Larangan. (present -day Fort Canning Hill).