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• Get inThe largest bus terminals are found in Jakarta, with several of them also offering direct bus connections to Sumatra and Bali (including ferry crossings).
• Get inTanjung Priok port in North Jakarta is part of the PELNI national passenger ferry network.
• Get inFerries connect Tanjung Priok to all major ports throughout the archipelago, to destinations as far as Papua.
• Get inObviously, taking a ferry is only a good option if you have a lot of time, as it takes several days to reach most other major islands.
• Get aroundOther public bus and minibus routes are plenty throughout the region, but most do not follow a schedule and many do not have fixed bus stops.
• Get aroundIn Jakarta, you can also use a bajaj (Jakarta's version of the tuk-tuk), which is less comfortable than a regular taxi, but quicker in case of traffic congestion.
• Get aroundThroughout the region you can also choose to hire an ojek (motorcycle taxi), which are usually available at all major street corners.
• Get aroundOjek can nowadays also be hired through an app on your phone, popular on-demand ojek services include Go-Jek and GrabBike.

From Wikivoyage: Greater Jakarta, CC BY-SA. Not yet checked by us. Last edited 2026-09.