Guests exploring the mudflats, a pristine eco-system. There, fish, squid and other sea creatures find their early lifes.

Guests taking a tour around the village during an island hopping trip. 

A typical village scene, this is taken at a village west of Cemera Island 

Fishing off the kelong is a popular activity.. 

Villagers on Cemera.

Fishing village on Cemera island. 

Chickens and ducks roam freely on the island premises. 

The pond on the island. This pond has delicious live "Soon Hock" fish. A local delicacy.. 

Another angle to the kelong, this view is looking at the dining area, viewing gallery. 

A conch, retrieved during low tide.. returned to the ocean after viewing it.. 

A view into the entire kelong, the kelong is connected to land via a 200 meter walkway. 

An aquatic ecosystem beckons during the low tides. 

Fisherman retrieving fish from a "booboo", a trap that funnels fish into the trap using tide patterns. 

The kelong, viewed from the sea. 

The kelong, with guest rooms on the right and kitchen, dining area straight ahead. 

A beautiful calm morning at the kelong. 

Sunrise! peeking out of Blue Mountain in the morning.. 

Hi! and welcome to BlueMountain Kelong, nestled among islets along the Riau Archipelago, is a little known island called Cemera, rich in all of nature's splendor, BlueMountain has played host to guests from all corners of the world. We have 5 guest homes with a possible capacity of about 30 persons. So for a relaxing quick getaway, why not hop on the next ferry and ride over to BlueMountain, wind down, relax and soak in the sun... we're sure you'll be back for more.