Welcome to Indonesia, a paradise where natural beauty, vibrant culture, and rich history come together to create an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a deep dive into the local culture, Indonesia offers something truly special for every traveler. To show you why Indonesia should be your next travel adventure, here are some suggestions for possible itineraries in Indonesia. They are all customizable to your wishes. Or if you already have a plan and would like us to check it and provide suggestions, choose the ‘help you plan’ section.
Highlights of Indonesia
Best time to visit: April – November
How long: 14 nights
Price: From €1225 per person excl. flights (based on 2 people sharing)
Start your journey in Bali, the Island of the Gods. Stay in Ubud: Ubud is the cultural heart of Bali, surrounded by lush rice terraces and vibrant arts.
Highlights:
Visit the Sacred Monkey Forest and Ubud Palace.
Explore the Tegalalang Rice Terraces.
Take a day trip to Tirta Empul Temple and the Tegenungan Waterfall.
Enjoy traditional Balinese dance performances and local art markets.
Accommodation (including breakfast): Ubud Valley Boutique Resort, Bali
Fly to Surabaya or Malang (1-hour flight). After that embark on a scenic 3-4 hour drive to the Mount Bromo area, located within the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. Settle into your accommodation in the village of Cemoro Lawang, which is the gateway to Mount Bromo. Spend the rest of the day relaxing and acclimatizing to the higher altitude. Explore the village or enjoy views of Mount Bromo from a distance.
On Day 5, your adventure begins before dawn, You will witness the sunrise over Mount Bromo, with stunning views of the surrounding volcanoes and the Sea of Sand. After that, explore the Bromo Crater Descend to the Crater. You will drive down to the Sea of Sand, the vast expanse of volcanic sand surrounding Mount Bromo. From there, you can either walk or ride a horse to the base of the crater. Climb the 250 steps to the rim of the Bromo crater, where you can peer into the steaming caldera. Next return to your accommodation for breakfast and some relaxation. In the afternoon transfer to Banyuwangi (Ijen Crater). As the hike to Ijen Crater starts very early the next morning.
Day 6, Your guide will pick you up around midnight to begin the drive to the base of Ijen Crater. The drive takes about an hour. Hike: The hike to the Ijen crater takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, covering a 3 km trail that is moderately challenging. Upon reaching the crater, you’ll witness the rare and mesmerizing “Blue Fire,” caused by sulfuric gases igniting as they escape from the volcano. After soaking in the views, begin your descent back to the base. Return to your accommodation in Banyuwangi for breakfast and some well-deserved rest. Depending on your energy levels and timing, you can explore Banyuwangi’s surrounding areas or proceed directly to the airport for your onward journey. Catch an afternoon or evening flight from Banyuwangi to Yogyakarta.
Highlights:
Sunrise trek to Mount Bromo. Experience the stunning views of the volcano’s caldera and surrounding landscapes.
After Bromo, drive to Banyuwangi (4-5 hours) and prepare for a midnight hike to the Ijen Crater.
Witness the famous “Blue Fire” at Ijen and the sulfur miners at work.
Accommodation (including breakfast): Surya Hotel & Cottages Prigen, Tretes
Fly to Yogyakarta (1-hour flight from Surabaya):
Yogyakarta is known for its rich history, temples, and vibrant arts scene. Stay in Yogyakarta and enjoy the place.
Highlights:
Visit the Borobudur Temple, the world’s largest Buddhist temple, and Prambanan, a majestic Hindu temple complex.
Explore the Sultan’s Palace (Kraton) and Taman Sari Water Castle.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the Malioboro shopping street, famous for batik and handicrafts.
Accommodation (including breakfast): Villa Blue Steps, Yogyakarta
Fly to Lombok (1-hour flight from Yogyakarta):
Lombok offers a more laid-back atmosphere than Bali, with beautiful beaches and less touristy vibes.
Stay in Lombok or Gili Trawangan.
Highlights:
Relax on the pristine beaches of Lombok, such as Selong Belanak or Mawun.
Take a boat trip to the Gili Islands (Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air) for world-class snorkeling and diving.
Enjoy the sunset from Gili Trawangan’s western shore, with views of Mount Agung in the distance.
Accommodation (including breakfast): Wilson’s Retreat, Gili Islands
Return to Bali (by boat or plane) for the final days of your trip, focusing on the southern part of the island.
Stay in Seminyak or Uluwatu.
Highlights:
Relax at the beaches of Seminyak, famous for their surf-friendly waves and vibrant nightlife.
Visit Uluwatu Temple perched on a cliff with dramatic ocean views.
End your trip with a traditional Kecak dance performance at Uluwatu, followed by a seafood dinner on Jimbaran Beach.
Accommodation (Breakfast included): Bambu Indah, Bali
It’s the final day of your trip, and time to pack your bags and leave with some incredible memories of Indonesia! Today you will fly back to your country or continue your journey to other nearby countries in South East Asia..
Make this trip yours
The above described itineraries is not complete and misses a lot of info. Make this trip yours and you will get the detailed itinerary, with detailed info on where to go, what to see, how long to stay at each place, which accommodations you can consider each day, the prices and google maps that you can use. Its a complete plan.
About the locations
Bali:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yzGOABxQcwsMount Bromo & Ijen Crater:
Yogyakarta:
Lombok & the Gili Islands:
Inclusions
Included
- All accommodations (Unless listed as upgrade)
- All Taxes/VAT
- Meals (As specified in the day-by-day section)
Excluded
- International flights (From/to home)
- Cost of activities
- Additional accommodation before and at the end of the trip
- Personal items (Souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)
- Government imposed increase of taxes
Practical info
Weather and best time to visit?
Indonesia has a tropical climate, with warm temperatures year-round, typically ranging between 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F). The country experiences two main seasons: the dry season and the wet season.
Dry Season (April to October): This is the best time to visit Indonesia, especially for outdoor activities like beach trips, trekking, and exploring the islands. During these months, you can expect sunny days, lower humidity, and minimal rainfall.
Wet Season (November to March): The wet season brings frequent rain showers, often in the form of short, intense downpours, particularly in the afternoon. While the rain can be refreshing, it may disrupt outdoor plans. However, it’s also a time when Indonesia’s landscapes are lush and green, offering a different kind of beauty.
For the best overall experience, plan your trip between May and September, when the weather is most favorable for travel and outdoor exploration.
Is it safe?
Indonesia is generally safe for travelers, with millions visiting each year without issues. While petty crime like pickpocketing can occur in tourist areas, it’s usually avoidable with basic precautions. Natural disasters, such as earthquakes and volcanic activity, can happen, but monitoring systems and early warnings are in place. Overall, by staying informed and following local advice, visitors can enjoy a safe and rewarding trip to Indonesia.
What language is spoken?
The official language of Indonesia is Bahasa Indonesia, a standardized form of Malay. It’s widely spoken and understood across the country. Indonesia is also home to over 700 local languages and dialects, with Javanese, Sundanese, and Balinese being among the most prominent. English is commonly spoken in tourist areas, making communication easier for visitors.
What do I take with me?
For a trip to Indonesia, pack lightweight, breathable clothing suitable for tropical weather, along with a hat and sunscreen for sun protection. Bring a good pair of walking shoes or sandals, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle. For visits to temples, include a sarong or modest clothing to cover your shoulders and knees. Don’t forget essentials like travel insurance, copies of important documents, and any necessary medications. A waterproof bag is also handy for beach trips and sudden rain showers.
How do I pay?
In Indonesia, the local currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Cash is widely used, especially in smaller towns and local markets. Credit and debit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants, and shops in major cities and tourist areas. ATMs are readily available for cash withdrawals, but it’s a good idea to carry some cash for small purchases and in remote areas. Digital payment apps are also becoming increasingly popular in urban centers.
What to eat?
In Indonesia, savor the rich flavors of nasi goreng (fried rice) and mie goreng (fried noodles), popular street food staples. Try satay – grilled meat skewers served with peanut sauce – and gado-gado, a vegetable salad with a savory peanut dressing. Rendang, a slow-cooked spicy beef dish, is a must-try, along with soto, a flavorful soup. For a sweet treat, enjoy martabak, a stuffed pancake, or es cendol, a refreshing dessert drink made with coconut milk and palm sugar. Each dish offers a taste of Indonesia’s diverse culinary heritage.
Which plug do I take with me?
For Indonesia, you’ll need a plug with two round pins, compatible with Type C and Type F sockets. The standard voltage is 230V with a frequency of 50Hz. It’s advisable to bring a universal adapter if your devices use a different plug type.
Tap water?
In Indonesia, tap water is not safe to drink. It’s best to stick to bottled or filtered water for drinking and brushing your teeth. Many hotels and restaurants provide safe drinking water, and bottled water is widely available.
Getting there
Getting There
This trip starts in Bali and ends in Bali, Indonesia- We can help select your international flights
- Fly to Bali
- Fly back from Bali
- Additional accommodation before and at the end of the trip can be arranged for an extra cost
This trip starts in Bali and ends in Bali, Indonesia
We can help select your international flights
Fly to Bali
Fly back from Bali
Additional accommodation before and at the end of the trip can be arranged for an extra costImportant to know
Important to Know
- Rates are per person and exclude the international flight from/to your home country.
Disclaimer
- We reserve the right to change rates advertised on this website.
- If you request changes to this trip, the advertised rates will likely change.
- The exact order, contents and rates of this trip are subject to availability.
- If an accommodation is fully booked, we will suggest a comparable alternative.
Indonesia: Off the beaten path
Best time to visit: May – October
How long: 14 nights
Price: From €339 per person excl. flights (based on 2 people sharing)
Start your journey in Sumba, a hidden gem known for its untouched beaches and rich cultural heritage. Explore pristine beaches like Nihiwatu and Pantai Mandorak, visit traditional villages like Ratenggaro to experience local craftsmanship, and hike to the majestic Tanggedu Waterfall. Enjoy the island’s rugged landscapes and immerse yourself in the traditional Sumbanese culture.
Accommodation (breakfast included): Morika Villa, Sumba Island
Next, head to the Karimunjawa Islands, a stunning archipelago in the Java Sea. Spend your days snorkeling or diving among vibrant coral reefs, relaxing on serene beaches like Pantai Ujung Gelam, and exploring the mangrove forests. For a more active adventure, rent a scooter to discover hidden beaches and scenic viewpoints across the islands.
Accommodation (breakfast included): Floating Paradise, Karimunjawa
Travel to West Java to explore the Green Canyon, a breathtaking river canyon surrounded by lush vegetation. Experience body rafting or a boat trip through the emerald-green waters. Stay nearby in the laid-back coastal village of Batu Karas, where you can enjoy surfing, or simply relax on quiet beaches like Batu Hiu.
Accommodation (breakfast included): Bale’ku, Batu Karas
Fly to the Alor Archipelago, known for its stunning underwater landscapes and traditional villages. Dive or snorkel in crystal-clear waters, visit traditional villages like Takpala to see ikat weaving, and hike through rugged terrain for panoramic views of the islands.
Accommodation (Breakfast included): Bruri Villa, Alor Archipelago
Conclude your adventure in the Togean Islands, a remote paradise in Central Sulawesi. Here, you can dive or snorkel in some of Indonesia’s most pristine coral reefs, trek through dense jungles, and interact with the local Bajo community. Relax on secluded beaches and soak in the natural beauty of this off-the-beaten-path destination.
Accommodation (All-inclusive): Tanjung Kalemo Resort, Togean Islands
To everything comes an end and today you depart to catch your flight back to your home country or continue further exploring Indonesia.
Make this trip yours
The above described itineraries is not complete and misses a lot of info. Make this trip yours and you will get the detailed itinerary, with detailed info on where to go, what to see, how long to stay at each place, which accommodations you can consider each day, the prices and google maps that you can use. Its a complete plan.
About the locations
Sumba Island:
Karimunjawa Islands, Central Java:
Green Canyon and Batu Karas, West Java:
Alor Archipelago, East Nusa Tenggara:
Togean Islands, Central Sulawesi:
Inclusions
Included
- All accommodations (Unless listed as upgrade)
- All Taxes/VAT
- Meals (As specified in the day-by-day section)
Excluded
- International flights (From/to home)
- Cost of activities
- Additional accommodation before and at the end of the trip
- Personal items (Souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)
- Government imposed increase of taxes
Practical info
Weather and best time to visit?
Indonesia has a tropical climate, with warm temperatures year-round, typically ranging between 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F). The country experiences two main seasons: the dry season and the wet season.
Dry Season (April to October): This is the best time to visit Indonesia, especially for outdoor activities like beach trips, trekking, and exploring the islands. During these months, you can expect sunny days, lower humidity, and minimal rainfall.
Wet Season (November to March): The wet season brings frequent rain showers, often in the form of short, intense downpours, particularly in the afternoon. While the rain can be refreshing, it may disrupt outdoor plans. However, it’s also a time when Indonesia’s landscapes are lush and green, offering a different kind of beauty.
For the best overall experience, plan your trip between May and September, when the weather is most favorable for travel and outdoor exploration.
Is it safe?
Indonesia is generally safe for travelers, with millions visiting each year without issues. While petty crime like pickpocketing can occur in tourist areas, it’s usually avoidable with basic precautions. Natural disasters, such as earthquakes and volcanic activity, can happen, but monitoring systems and early warnings are in place. Overall, by staying informed and following local advice, visitors can enjoy a safe and rewarding trip to Indonesia.
What language is spoken?
The official language of Indonesia is Bahasa Indonesia, a standardized form of Malay. It’s widely spoken and understood across the country. Indonesia is also home to over 700 local languages and dialects, with Javanese, Sundanese, and Balinese being among the most prominent. English is commonly spoken in tourist areas, making communication easier for visitors.
What do I take with me?
For a trip to Indonesia, pack lightweight, breathable clothing suitable for tropical weather, along with a hat and sunscreen for sun protection. Bring a good pair of walking shoes or sandals, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle. For visits to temples, include a sarong or modest clothing to cover your shoulders and knees. Don’t forget essentials like travel insurance, copies of important documents, and any necessary medications. A waterproof bag is also handy for beach trips and sudden rain showers.
How do I pay?
In Indonesia, the local currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Cash is widely used, especially in smaller towns and local markets. Credit and debit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants, and shops in major cities and tourist areas. ATMs are readily available for cash withdrawals, but it’s a good idea to carry some cash for small purchases and in remote areas. Digital payment apps are also becoming increasingly popular in urban centers.
What to eat?
In Indonesia, savor the rich flavors of nasi goreng (fried rice) and mie goreng (fried noodles), popular street food staples. Try satay – grilled meat skewers served with peanut sauce – and gado-gado, a vegetable salad with a savory peanut dressing. Rendang, a slow-cooked spicy beef dish, is a must-try, along with soto, a flavorful soup. For a sweet treat, enjoy martabak, a stuffed pancake, or es cendol, a refreshing dessert drink made with coconut milk and palm sugar. Each dish offers a taste of Indonesia’s diverse culinary heritage.
Which plug do I take with me?
For Indonesia, you’ll need a plug with two round pins, compatible with Type C and Type F sockets. The standard voltage is 230V with a frequency of 50Hz. It’s advisable to bring a universal adapter if your devices use a different plug type.
Tap water?
In Indonesia, tap water is not safe to drink. It’s best to stick to bottled or filtered water for drinking and brushing your teeth. Many hotels and restaurants provide safe drinking water, and bottled water is widely available.
Getting there
Getting There
- This trip starts in Sumba and ends in Togean islands, Indonesia
- We can help select your international flights
- Fly to Sumba
- Fly back from the Togean islands
- Additional accommodation before and at the end of the trip can be arranged for an extra cost
Important to know
Important to Know
- Rates are per person and exclude the international flight from/to your home country.
Disclaimer
- We reserve the right to change rates advertised on this website.
- If you request changes to this trip, the advertised rates will likely change.
- The exact order, contents and rates of this trip are subject to availability.
- If an accommodation is fully booked, we will suggest a comparable alternative.
Indonesia: Far East
Best time to visit: May – October
How long: 13 nights
Price: From €285 per person excl. flights (based on 2 people sharing)
Fly into Kualanamu International Airport (Medan), North Sumatra. Travel to Bukit Lawang: After landing in Medan, take a private car or shared minivan for a 3-4 hour drive to Bukit Lawang, a small village on the edge of Gunung Leuser National Park.
Activities:
– Orangutan Trekking: Embark on a guided trek into Gunung Leuser National Park to spot wild orangutans in their natural habitat.
– River Tubing: Relax and float down the Bohorok River, enjoying the lush scenery.
– Visit Local Villages: Explore nearby traditional villages to experience Sumatran culture and hospitality.
Accommodation: On The Rocks Bungalows, Restaurant and Jungle Trekking Tours, Bukit Lawang
Fly from Medan to Sorong via Jakarta or Makassar. This will take a full day, with a layover in Jakarta (CGK) or Makassar (UPG).
Upon arriving in Sorong, take a 2-hour speedboat transfer to Waisai, the capital of Raja Ampat, or directly to your accommodation.
Activities:
– Snorkeling/Diving: Explore the world-renowned coral reefs of Raja Ampat, teeming with marine life, including manta rays, sharks, and vibrant corals.
– Island Hopping: Take boat trips to nearby islands like Pianemo for stunning viewpoints, or visit the hidden lagoons of Misool.
– Cultural Visits: Meet the indigenous Papuan people and learn about their traditions and way of life.
Accommodation (Breakfast, lunch & dinner included): Terimakasih homestay, Raja Ampat
Return to Sorong and catch a flight to Langgur Airport (LUV) on the Kei Islands, with a possible stopover in Ambon.
Activities:
– Beach Relaxation: Spend time on Pasir Panjang, one of Indonesia’s most beautiful and least crowded beaches, known for its white sand and crystal-clear waters.
– Ngurtafur Sandbar: Take a boat trip to this unique, 2-kilometer-long sandbar that stretches into the ocean, perfect for a peaceful stroll or a picnic.
– Cave Exploration: Visit the natural swimming pool at Goa Hawang, a limestone cave with crystal-clear water where you can swim and snorkel.
Accommodation (breakfast included): Yohana Cottage, Kei Islands
Take a short flight from Langgur (LUV) to Pattimura International Airport (AMQ) in Ambon.
Activities:
– City Tour: Explore Ambon city, visit the WWII monuments, and learn about the island’s history and culture.
– Relaxation: Enjoy the hotel amenities, unwind by the pool, or take a walk along the beach.
Accommodation: The Natsepa Resort and Conference Center, Ambon
DAY 14
To everything comes an end and today you will depart for the airport, so you can catch your flight back to your home country or continue exploring Indonesia.
Make this trip yours
The above described itineraries is not complete and misses a lot of info. Make this trip yours and you will get the detailed itinerary, with detailed info on where to go, what to see, how long to stay at each place, which accommodations you can consider each day, the prices and google maps that you can use. Its a complete plan.
About the locations
Sumatra – Bukit Lawang:
Raja Ampat:
Kei Islands:
Ambon:
Inclusions
Included
- All accommodations (Unless listed as upgrade)
- All Taxes/VAT
- Meals (As specified in the day-by-day section)
Excluded
- International flights (From/to home)
- Cost of activities
- Additional accommodation before and at the end of the trip
- Personal items (Souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)
- Government imposed increase of taxes
Practical info
Weather and best time to visit?
Indonesia has a tropical climate, with warm temperatures year-round, typically ranging between 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F). The country experiences two main seasons: the dry season and the wet season.
Dry Season (April to October): This is the best time to visit Indonesia, especially for outdoor activities like beach trips, trekking, and exploring the islands. During these months, you can expect sunny days, lower humidity, and minimal rainfall.
Wet Season (November to March): The wet season brings frequent rain showers, often in the form of short, intense downpours, particularly in the afternoon. While the rain can be refreshing, it may disrupt outdoor plans. However, it’s also a time when Indonesia’s landscapes are lush and green, offering a different kind of beauty.
For the best overall experience, plan your trip between May and September, when the weather is most favorable for travel and outdoor exploration.
Is it safe?
Indonesia is generally safe for travelers, with millions visiting each year without issues. While petty crime like pickpocketing can occur in tourist areas, it’s usually avoidable with basic precautions. Natural disasters, such as earthquakes and volcanic activity, can happen, but monitoring systems and early warnings are in place. Overall, by staying informed and following local advice, visitors can enjoy a safe and rewarding trip to Indonesia.
What language is spoken?
The official language of Indonesia is Bahasa Indonesia, a standardized form of Malay. It’s widely spoken and understood across the country. Indonesia is also home to over 700 local languages and dialects, with Javanese, Sundanese, and Balinese being among the most prominent. English is commonly spoken in tourist areas, making communication easier for visitors.
What do I take with me?
For a trip to Indonesia, pack lightweight, breathable clothing suitable for tropical weather, along with a hat and sunscreen for sun protection. Bring a good pair of walking shoes or sandals, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle. For visits to temples, include a sarong or modest clothing to cover your shoulders and knees. Don’t forget essentials like travel insurance, copies of important documents, and any necessary medications. A waterproof bag is also handy for beach trips and sudden rain showers.
How do I pay?
In Indonesia, the local currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Cash is widely used, especially in smaller towns and local markets. Credit and debit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants, and shops in major cities and tourist areas. ATMs are readily available for cash withdrawals, but it’s a good idea to carry some cash for small purchases and in remote areas. Digital payment apps are also becoming increasingly popular in urban centers.
What to eat?
In Indonesia, savor the rich flavors of nasi goreng (fried rice) and mie goreng (fried noodles), popular street food staples. Try satay – grilled meat skewers served with peanut sauce – and gado-gado, a vegetable salad with a savory peanut dressing. Rendang, a slow-cooked spicy beef dish, is a must-try, along with soto, a flavorful soup. For a sweet treat, enjoy martabak, a stuffed pancake, or es cendol, a refreshing dessert drink made with coconut milk and palm sugar. Each dish offers a taste of Indonesia’s diverse culinary heritage.
Which plug do I take with me?
For Indonesia, you’ll need a plug with two round pins, compatible with Type C and Type F sockets. The standard voltage is 230V with a frequency of 50Hz. It’s advisable to bring a universal adapter if your devices use a different plug type.
Tap water?
In Indonesia, tap water is not safe to drink. It’s best to stick to bottled or filtered water for drinking and brushing your teeth. Many hotels and restaurants provide safe drinking water, and bottled water is widely available.
Getting there
Getting There
- This trip starts in Bali and ends in Bali, Indonesia
- We can help select your international flights
- Fly to Bali
- Fly back from Bali
- Additional accommodation before and at the end of the trip can be arranged for an extra cost
Important to know
Important to Know
- Rates are per person and exclude the international flight from/to your home country.
Disclaimer
- We reserve the right to change rates advertised on this website.
- If you request changes to this trip, the advertised rates will likely change.
- The exact order, contents and rates of this trip are subject to availability.
- If an accommodation is fully booked, we will suggest a comparable alternative.
If you already have a plan of what to do and where to go, and you only would like us to check it and provide some insights and tips, we can help you with that too.
How does it work?
- You let us know your plan and what you need help with.
- You pay a small service fee of 30 Euro.
- We do the research for you, depending on your budget and what you want to do and when.
- We come back to you with our review of your plan and our suggestions.
- You decide if you want to make arrangements following our suggestions or make some changes to it.
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- You will get a response from us within 1-2 working days.
- You will get new ideas of things to do or places to stay at that are really worth it in our opinion (depending on your budget and the places you want to see).
- You will not waste hours of research on what to do and where to stay and maybe surprise your loved ones with a really great adventure that is well thought about.
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- Extra 30 Euro: If needed, you can select this option; We will get you a detailed day by day plan of the things to do in the place of your interest, and where you can arrange it.
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Discover Breathtaking Landscapes
Indonesia, the world’s largest archipelago, is home to over 17,000 islands, each with its unique charm. From the lush jungles of Sumatra to the pristine beaches of Bali and the rugged volcanoes of Java, the country’s diverse landscapes are nothing short of breathtaking. Explore the crystal-clear waters of Raja Ampat, known for its incredible marine biodiversity, or trek through the dense rainforests of Kalimantan, where you can encounter wild orangutans in their natural habitat.
Immerse Yourself in Rich Culture and History
Indonesia is a melting pot of cultures, traditions, and religions, making it one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world. Visit the majestic Borobudur Temple in Central Java, the largest Buddhist monument on Earth, or explore the ancient Hindu temples of Prambanan. In Yogyakarta, immerse yourself in Javanese culture through traditional dance performances, batik workshops, and local crafts.
Experience the Vibrant Local Life
The warmth and hospitality of the Indonesian people will make you feel right at home. Wander through bustling markets filled with vibrant spices, exotic fruits, and handcrafted goods. Taste the rich flavors of Indonesian cuisine, from spicy rendang to the savory delight of nasi goreng, and don’t miss out on trying the famous satay or fresh seafood by the coast.
Adventure Awaits
For thrill-seekers, Indonesia is a playground of adventure. Dive into the coral-rich waters of Bunaken or the Gili Islands, where you’ll find some of the best diving and snorkeling spots in the world. Climb Mount Bromo at sunrise for a view that will leave you speechless, or surf the legendary waves of Bali’s Uluwatu. If you’re looking for something more serene, sail through the Komodo Islands, where you can meet the fascinating Komodo dragon in its natural environment.
A Haven for Relaxation
If relaxation is what you seek, Indonesia offers countless serene retreats. The tranquil rice terraces of Ubud provide the perfect setting for meditation and yoga, while the secluded beaches of the Lesser Sunda Islands offer a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Pamper yourself with a traditional Balinese massage or simply unwind on a hammock as you watch the sun set over the horizon.
Your Gateway to Paradise
Indonesia is more than just a destination—it’s an experience. With its unparalleled natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and endless opportunities for adventure, Indonesia invites you to explore, discover, and fall in love with all it has to offer. Start planning your journey to this enchanting archipelago today, and prepare to create memories that will last a lifetime.
Discover Indonesia – where beauty knows no bounds.
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From us you will get the travel plan and the details where to book and arrange everything. So you will be paying the accommodations and flights yourself. This is all done so you have total control over your spendings and you don’t over pay like double the price or more with other travel agents. With this small fee we cover our research time and you get to have the best deals and the finest experiences.
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