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Land
Public buses are widely available in the
country. There are six routes run by
five private operators with more than
100 multicoloured buses in the Brunei-
Muara District, with three more routes in
the Belait District.
For travel between districts, the inter-
district link the capital to other towns
with terminals at Seria, Lamunin and
Pekan Tutong. Buses do not operate
in the hinterland and in Temburong
District. The bus fares start at BND1 and
run from 6.30am to 7pm.
Non-metered taxis are mostly for
door-to-door
services,
whereas
metered taxis are available at the
airport, hotels and shopping centres.
Tourists can also use Dart, the
country’s first ride hailing mobile
application. Alternatively, visitorsmay
rent a vehicle. Car rental companies
are available at the airport and major
hotels in the country. Chauffeur
services are also available.
Water
Water taxis are available at various ports
and jetties along the banks of the Brunei
River, allowing passengers to explore and
haveacloserviewofKampongAyer.These
taxis are affordable and are also used by
the water village residents. Citizens also
travel to Temburong District from Bandar
Seri Begawan usingwater taxis.
Getting Around