Suramadu Bridge – The New Destination for Tourism in Surabaya. Suramadu Bridge is the longest bridge in Indonesia. Suramadu Bridge is a bridge across the Madura Strait, connecting the Java island (in Surabaya) and Madura island (in Bangkalan, precisely east Kamal), Indonesia. Total length of the bridge is 5.438 meters and width 30 meters with consists of three main parts, causeway, main bridge and Approach Bridge. Suramadu Bridge is using concrete box buffer constructions with 80 meters in length and 7 spans each side of the pillar foundation supported 180 cm in diameter. The highway construction uses the PCI buffer length of each span 40 meters of steel pipe supported by a foundation 60 cm in diameter.
Approach bridge, the main bridge connecting the highway. The bridge consists of two parts with each length of 672 meters. The main bridge or bridge consists of three parts namely along the two side spans 192 meters and a main span 434 feet long. The main bridge using a cable stayed construction supported by the twin towers as tall as 140 meters. The floor construction of the bridge using a 2.4-meter-thick composite

Suramadu bridge is also become the new tourism icon of Indonesia especially Surabaya-East Java. Almost a thousand people from around Indonesia come to this. Many of them take a look at the beautiful view of Madura Island from the top. The top is on the middle of the bridge. It is almost 35 meters from the sea level and it also used to accommodate cruise ships that cross the Strait of Madura.

Most people come to Suramadu Bridge are seeing the sunset or take a different experience of passing by the longest bridge in Indonesia. Feeling the breeze and breathe the sea air. Take a look at the pillar bridge that was very amazing. And of course do not forget to bring camera to take some photos