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If you thought Indonesia was all big resorts and Bintang, it might be time to check your atlas.

Because there isn’t really just one   Indonesia ... not when you’re an archipelago made up of 17,000 individual islands (only 8,000 of which have ever seen a human footprint). One minute you’re spotting orangutans in the jungles of Sumatra, the next you’re chowing down on an organic acai bowl in Ubud. You could be hiking the slopes of Mt Batur or kicking back on the sugar-white beaches of Gili Air (preferably holding a delicious tropical cocktail). Whether you’re looking for party, peace or paradise, the odds are good we’ve got an Indonesia tour that fits the bill.

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Indonesia at a glance

Capital city.

Jakarta (population 9.2 million)

242.9 million

(GMT+07:00) Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta

CALLING CODE

Electricity.

Type C (European 2-pin) Type F (German 2-pin, side clip earth) Type G (Irish/British 3-pin)

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Best time to visit indonesia.

Indonesia’s close proximity to the equator ensures consistently hot and humid weather in all seasons; however, its tropical climate means many areas are prone to periods of heavy rainfall. The wet season normally takes place from October to April and flooding can make the roads difficult to travel at times.

Popular holiday spots like Bali tend to receive large crowds during Christmas and school holidays but are significantly less crowded in shoulder seasons. Also worth keeping in mind are Indonesia’s various religious holidays. With a large population of practising Muslims, Ramadan results in the closure of many services, so expect a quieter experience when travelling during Ramadan.

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Geography and environment

An archipelago of over 17,000 islands, Indonesia works its way across several oceans, beginning with the island of Sumatra in the West and stretching to Irian Jaya in the East. In between, Indonesia includes a sizeable part of Borneo, as well as larger islands such as Java, Bali and Sulawesi. With such a broad selection of islands, Indonesia encompasses a variety of landscapes such as: thick tropical jungle, fertile rice fields, grasslands and volcanic mountain ranges. Indonesia’s ecosystems are full of a rich variety of flora and fauna including the very rare Sumatran tiger and elephant, the Javan rhino and the fierce Komodo Dragon. Indonesia is also famous for its incredible beaches and marine life. With thousands of kilometres of reefs, beaches, bays and lagoons, Indonesia is a diver's paradise.

Top 10 creatures of Indonesia

1. sumatran rhino.

Appearing almost prehistoric, the Sumatran rhino is smaller in both size and number than its African cousins. Covered in a reddish brown fur, the Sumatran rhino is a solitary animal, and has been quietly grazing the grasslands for thousands of years.

2. Sulawesi Giant Squirrel

Living deep within Sulawesi’s rainforest canopies, this enigmatic and shy rodent can be tough to spot, so stay quiet and alert if you want catch a glimpse of one.

3. Sun Bear

A perennial favourite, the sun bear can be found on many of Indonesia’s islands. Perhaps suffering from ‘small bear syndrome’, these fiery characters are often quite aggressive, defying their nickname as the ‘Honey Bear’.

4. Sulawesi Macaque

Native to the island of Sulawesi, these crafty primates are known for being exceptionally social creatures. With family groups usually led by dominant females, Sulawesi macaques are a prime example of 'girl power' in action.

5. Sumatran Tiger

A noble predator with an almost mythical status, the Sumatran tiger stalks its prey deep within the jungles of Sumatra. With some estimates putting their numbers at just over 300, an international effort is underway to protect this incredible animal.

6. Javan Slow Loris

Slow in name, slow in nature. Don’t be fooled though, this super-cute creature packs a deadly punch – it is the world's only poisonous primate!

7. Long-Beaked Echidna

Inhabiting the island of New Guinea, this crazy critter snuffles about the forest floor using its large snout. Don’t expect to see many of these guys though; they are classified as ‘critically endangered’.

8. Komodo Dragon

The fearsome Komodo Dragon is the world’s largest lizard, often weighing up to 70 kilograms. Described as the ‘perfect predator’, this stealthy beast makes for an exhilarating sight.

9. Moluccan Flying Snake

Scared of snakes? Now you'll have to search the ground and the air as these aerodynamic reptiles have found a novel way to move between the treetops, by becoming airborne and gliding for up to 30 metres.

10. Babirusa

What do you get when you cross a pig and a deer? The odd looking Babirusa: a short and stocky animal with large, curled horns. Native to Indonesia, populations of these bizarre beasts are sadly in decline due to poaching and habitat loss.

Further reading

Local culture.

The culture of Indonesia is diverse and varied across the approximately 6,000 inhabited islands. There are over 300 different languages spoken across the islands, however most people can speak Bahasa Indonesian. Despite the diversity, Indonesian tends to have a strong cultural bond, with the national slogan meaning Unity in Diversity. Religion is a big contributor to cultural identity in Indonesia, with everyone needing to have an official religion, which will be listed on their national identification card. Generally speaking, you can only marry people of the same religion as you. The majority of the population are Muslim and, but Christianity, Catholicism, Hinduism and Buddhism are also practised.

Food and drink

Here are some of the most popular foods and drinks you should try in Indonesia.

Satay is delicious skewered meat (often chicken), which is cooked over hot coals, covered in a spicy peanut sauce. Vegetarians can also try this sauce on rice cakes called ketupat. Satay is a great meal to eat on the run or equally good as part of a feast in a restaurant.

Beef rendang

Similar to a beef curry (although with less sauce and a richer flavour), Beef Rendang is a spicy dish that is traditionally served at special festive events like weddings. However, travellers will be able to sample this dish all over Indonesia.

Nasi Goreng

Indonesian fried rice known as Nasi Goreng is Indonesia’s national dish for good reason. This famous meal is eaten all over the world in many different formats, but what makes Indonesia’s rendition particularly special is the darkness of the rice, thanks to the use of thick, sweet soy sauce known as kecap manis.

These steamed fish dumplings served in peanut sauce are Indonesia’s answer to dim sum. The cone shaped packages can be made with a variety of fish including tuna, mackerel and even prawn. They’re a popular street food and can be found at many streetside stalls and restaurants.

Nasi uduk translates to mixed rice, and is a dish of rice cooked in coconut milk mixed with various herbs and spices. It is normally served with some sort of meat dish or curry.

Tea and coffee

Tea and coffee are the most common and popular beverages in Indonesia. They are often served sweeter than you may be used to drinking at home.

For most travellers, shopping in Indonesia will be very affordable, with opportunities to purchase authentic arts and crafts, including traditional batik clothing, woodcarvings, pottery and other unusual items. On bigger islands like Bali and Java, you will be spoiled for choice when it comes to shopping opportunities. Tourist centres can be worthwhile if you are looking to buy handcrafted items like puppets, leatherworks and batik. Otherwise, explore local markets for clothing, shoes, antiques and other items.

At most markets, bargaining is encouraged. If you want more information about haggling in Asia, check out   this blog .

Festivals and events

There are many different religious and cultural celebrations in Indonesia, but some of the key public holidays include:

• Galungan dan Kuningan: celebrating the victory of light over darkness, when ancestors visit their relatives on earth.
• Kartini Day: the birthday of national heroine, Raden Ayu Kartini, who fought for women’s education rights.
• National Awakening Day: celebrates the coming together of people from the 17,000 islands of Indonesia as a national identity.
• National Batik Day: celebrates the traditional batik clothing and is commemorated in October on the day when UNESCO first acknowledged batik as a Masterpiece of Oral and Intangible Heritage in 2009.

Top islands to visit in Indonesia

Bali might be known for its Instagrammable smoothies and rice paddies, but there is so much more to this island paradise than meets the eye. The mountain areas are second to none, the waterfalls are stunning and the beaches are iconic. Ubud is a yogi paradise, while a sunrise climb to Mt. Batur is perfect for hikers looking for a challenge.

Whether you're looking to hike and cycle or relax on the beach and in hot springs, we've got a Bali tour that'll tick all the boxes.

Learn about the unique Sasak culture on Lombok from the food, arts and crafts and farming. The secluded beaches are less visited than their Balinese neighbour, but no less beautiful. If your visit is over a weekend, you may also be able to witness a traditional wedding to experience the local customs, dress and feasting.

Explore both of these neighbouring islands on our 15 day Bali & Lombok Adventure.

Komodo + Flores

There is only one place on earth to see the legendary Komodo Dragons in the wild, and that is Komodo National Park. Two of the more notable islands that make up the park are Komodo and Flores, both of which are great places to catch a glimpse of these famous reptiles.

Located in the Indonesian section of Borneo, exploring the jungle is an experience you’ll never forget. Keep an eye out for orangutans, meet with friendly locals and learn about how they work to conserve the wildlife in this largely untouched slice of paradise.

Join the adventure of a (wild)lifetime on our 12 day Indonesia Expedition: Orangutans of Kalimantan.

Indonesia travel FAQs

Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travellers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travellers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Do I need a visa to travel to Indonesia?

Passport holders for most nationalities are permitted to enter Visa Free for up to 30 days for tourism purposes. Please check with your relevant consulate or embassy.

Entry requirements: presentation of onward or return tickets, passport which is valid for at least 6 months. Visitors on Visa-free Short Visits must enter AND exit from certain airports and seaports in Indonesia including: Jakarta (Soekarno-Hatta Airport), Bali (Ngurah Rai Airport), Yogyakarta (Adisucipto Airport) and Surabaya (Juanda Airport). This currently excludes entry and exist from Lombok (Bandar Udara International Airport). Visa-free Short Visits cannot be extended and cannot be transferred to another type of visa.

Some nationalities are required to obtain a visa on arrival, or in advance. Citizens of countries who aren't on the visa on arrival or visa-free lists are required to apply for a visa overseas before travelling to Indonesia.

Nationals of all countries planning to stay for more than 30 days in Indonesia have to apply for the appropriate visa at an overseas Indonesian consulate or embassy before their departure.

Local laws require that you must always carry identification. We recommend taking a clear photocopy of your passport photo page and photo of your visa (after arriving), to carry with you.

What's the weather like in Indonesia?

Indonesia has a tropical climate with a distinct wet and dry season and hot, humid weather throughout the year. Temperatures average 22°C to 32°C along the coast, but it's typically a bit cooler at higher elevations such as the Padang Highlands in   Sumatra   and Mt Bromo in   Java . The sea is warm all year, with temperatures averaging a balmy 26°C to 28°C.

Is tipping customary in Indonesia?

Tipping isn't mandatory or customary in Indonesia, but a tip of spare change or another small amount would be appreciated by restaurants, drivers and other service workers, especially if the service has been particularly good.

What is the internet access like in Indonesia?

Internet access is widely available in tourist areas like Bali, which has many internet cafes. Internet access is less common in rural and remote areas.

Can I use my mobile phone while in Indonesia?

You'll be able to use your mobile phone in most urban areas of Indonesia, although some of the islands or more remote areas may not have network coverage. Ensure you have global roaming activated with your mobile carrier before you leave home if you wish to use your mobile while in Indonesia.

What are the toilets like in Indonesia?

You'll have to adjust to different standards of hygiene and sanitation while in Indonesia. The standard toilet is of the squat variety and this may take some getting used to. However, western-style toilets can be found in large hotels and some tourist areas.

What will it cost for a…?

Indonesia is one of the world's favourite budget travel destinations. Here's what you can roughly expect to pay for a:

• Street food snack = 8,000-12,000 IDR
• Fresh juice = 8,000 IDR
• Bottle of beer in a bar = 30,000 IDR
• Souvenir sarong = 44,000 IDR
• Dinner in a restaurant = 17,000-35,000 IDR

Can I drink the water in Indonesia?

Drinking tap water isn't recommended in Indonesia. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water. Fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water. Ask your leader where filtered water can be found, some hotels we stay in may have drinking water available. It's also advisable to avoid ice in drinks and peel fruit and vegetables before eating.

Are credit cards accepted widely in Indonesia?

Major credit cards are widely accepted by large shops, hotels and restaurants in Indonesia. However, they may not be accepted by smaller vendors such as small family restaurants, market stalls or in remote towns and rural areas. Make sure you carry enough cash for purchases, since credit cards aren't always an option everywhere in Indonesia.

What is ATM access like in Indonesia?

ATMs are found widely throughout Indonesia, so withdrawing cash shouldn't be problematic in most areas. Some smaller villages and rural areas may not have ATM access, so be prepared for this before venturing too far from a city or major town.

What public holidays are celebrated in Indonesia?

For a current list of public holidays in Indonesia go to World Travel Guide .

Is Indonesia accessible for travellers with disabilities?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely   accessible , regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travellers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them towards the most suitable itinerary for their needs and where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

Indonesia can be a difficult destination for travellers with disabilities because pavements are uneven and steps are frequent, paving is poorly maintained and footpaths are usually obstructed with parked vehicles, street stalls and debris. Accessible public toilets are rare other than in big modern shopping malls. Wheelchair accessible vehicles are available only through specialist tour operators, but cars and drivers can be hired readily and are good value. Local guides are easy to find in tourist areas. Bali has a wider range of tourism services and more developed facilities, including some accessible accommodation options. Some sights such as Borobudur and Prambanan in Yogyakarta are partially wheelchair accessible. Visitors generally find that Indonesians are very welcoming and willing to help those with access needs. The Asian Para Games took place in Jakarta in 2018 and have helped raise the profile of people with disabilities in the country as well as give new direction for making facilities more accessible in the capital.

Is Indonesia safe for LGBTQIA+ travellers?

Everyone should feel comfortable when they travel with Intrepid and we know that many of our travellers are part of the LGBTQIA+ community. It’s important for our travellers to be aware of the local laws and customs in the destinations we visit as some countries have laws that discriminate against LGBTQIA+ people. We recommend you visit  Equaldex  and/or  Smartraveller  before you choose your trip for up-to-date advice and information about LGBTQIA+ related laws. 

Homosexuality is not currently illegal in Indonesia, other than in Aceh province (which is governed by Islamic law), however the LGBTQIA+ community has routinely been targeted and harassed by police.

Revisions to Indonesia’s criminal code that would allow prison sentences of up to five years for sex between unmarried people are being considered by parliament. These changes would criminalise same-sex relationships and advocacy groups are fearing a profound setback to human rights in Indonesia as a result. A predominantly Muslim country, Islamic organisations have increasingly been pressuring the government on moral issues and in the past few years politicians and public figures have frequently been using anti-LGBTQIA+ rhetoric as a means to win votes.

Gay dating apps and media portraying LGBTQIA+ behaviour as “normal” have been banned. Same-sex marriage, civil partnerships, and adoption are all illegal, and the lack of anti-discrimination laws means that attacks on the LGBTQIA+ community in Indonesia regularly go unpunished.

There are few gay-friendly venues outside of Bali. Because sex in general is a taboo subject in Indonesian society, the issue of sexuality is unlikely to arise while travelling here. The majority of the country is safe for LGBTQIA+ travellers, provided you are willing to be discreet and cautious with public behaviour. Bali, with its Hindu majority, has always been more liberal, tolerant and relaxed in attitude, however public displays of affection are still not the norm for any couples anywhere in the country. Upscale hotels will likely not have any issues with same-sex travellers sharing a bed, however at budget or family-run businesses if you are allocated separate beds you might feel more comfortable not to draw attention to your relationship.  

For more information on LGBTQIA+ travel in Indonesia, visit:

https://queerintheworld.com/lgbt-rights-in-indonesia/

https://smartraveller.gov.au/guide/Pages/lgbti-travellers.aspx

Does my trip to Indonesia support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. In fact, we make a donation on behalf of every traveller. Trips to Indonesia directly support our foundation partner, Coral Triangle Center Foundation.

Coral Triangle Center Foundation

The Coral Triangle Center is on a mission to restore coastal and marine ecosystems in Indonesia through training and education. Over the last several years, coral reefs along the northern coast of Nusa Penida have suffered from widespread mortality due to irresponsible marine tourism, disease, coral bleaching, tropical storms and water pollution. Donations from our trips help their coral restoration project in Nusa Penida Marine Protected Area and support their educational outreach activities for local schools in Nusa Penida.  

Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before travelling?

Absolutely. All passengers travelling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

How do I stay safe and healthy while travelling?

Intrepid takes the health and safety of its travellers seriously and takes every measure to ensure that trips are safe, fun and enjoyable for everyone. We recommend that all travellers check with their government or national travel advisory organisation for the latest information before departure:

From Australia?

Go to: Smart Traveller

From Canada?

Go to:  Canada Travel Information

From the UK?

Go to:  UK Foreign Travel Advice

From New Zealand?

Go to:  Safe Travel

From the US?

Go to:  US Department of State

The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

What is it like travelling on a small group tour?

Whether you’re a seasoned traveller or you’re about to embark on your first trip, travelling can be as intimidating as it is exciting. That's the beauty of a small group tour. From handling the logistics and organising amazing cultural activities to local leaders who know each destination like the back of their hand (like which street has the best markets and where to get the most authentic food), travelling on a small group tour with Intrepid will give you unforgettable travel experiences without the hassle that comes with exploring a new place. Plus, you'll have ready-made friends to share the journey with. All you have to do is turn up with a healthy sense of adventure and we’ll take care of the rest.

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Join our well-planned Indonesia tours to explore a phenomenal archipelago featuring more than 17,500 habitable and uninhabitable islands . This Southeast Asian gem boasts ancient traditions, exotic wildlife, delicious food, jungles, beaches, temples, and other attractions.

Fondly called the Emerald of the Equator, Indonesia provides an array of unforgettable escapades , like snorkeling, hiking, and island hopping. It’s a haven for surfers, scuba divers, mountain climbers, and other daredevil adventurers.

At Exoticca, we provide you with an astounding experience of Indonesia through our all-inclusive offers. Our experts provide the tools to enjoy a memorable trip to this country. Almost all our packages include flights, hotels, tours, and transfers.

Trips to Indonesia from the UK

Indonesia is an amazing country with several natural and manmade attractions. It has an estimated population of more than 240 million and is the 4th most populous nation on the planet.

Millions of people make adventurous trips to Indonesia every year as it’s one of the topmost holiday destinations in the world . From Bali to Gili Trawangan, Ubud, Jakarta, and Lombok, there are numerous breathtaking places to visit in the country.

Indonesia is blessed with many friendly locals who are always ready to lend a helping hand to visitors. Discover this astonishing country and immerse yourself in its unique culture .

Experience our Indonesia holiday packages from the UK that depart from London, Edinburgh, or Birmingham . Enjoy a brief rest upon arrival in Indonesia before kicking off your adventures.

Top points of interest in Indonesia

Exoticca’s vacation packages to Indonesia take you to some of the  most interesting destinations in the world . Visit the following points of interest:

Bali is a world-famous paradise and tropical getaway for those seeking unparalleled adventures. This fascinating island is popular for its unsurpassed nightlife, Indonesian culture, limestone cliffs, nature parks, and monumental temples.

Take a short trip to West Bali National Park for exceptional Indonesia wildlife tours. As you move around the destination, see ebony leaf monkeys, sambar deer, foxes, and squirrels foraging in their habitat. Watch starlings, hornbills, and other exotic birds singing and flying in the sky.

Go to one of the island’s beaches to soak in the water or just bask in the sunlight . Don’t forget to visit Sekumpul Waterfall, Banyu Wana Amertha Waterfall, and Tukad Cepung Waterfall.

If you’re a foodie, a solo trip to Canggu lets you savor the best Indonesian delicacies . While enjoying the culinary delight, interact with the locals and learn more about your host country.

Our adventure tours in Indonesia take you to Ubud, a small Balinese town. It’s a cultural hub known for its spectacular art galleries and workshops. This site is the home of Ubud Art Market, Blanco Renaissance Museum, and Ubud Monkey Forest.

Discover the majestic Ubud Royal Palace and watch various traditional dances by highly skilled Indonesian performers. Walk around the site’s tranquil garden as you appreciate the edifice’s magnificent Balinese architecture .

Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave) is another fantastic destination in Ubud. Check out the archaeological site’s courtyard and explore its numerous artifacts. Discover spectacular rock-wall carvings or spend some alone time at the meditational center.

Looking for an unspoiled island with less crowded streets , tasty meals, aesthetically pleasing mosques, fewer parties, and courteous people? Add Lombok to your list. Our Indonesia tours take you to this destination that combines Buddhist, Muslim, and Hindu cultures.

Ride a bike through lush rice paddies as you savor the efforts of many dedicated locals. If you’re a fitness junkie, don’t miss out on hiking various trails around Lake of Segara Anak and Mount Rinjani.

Are you a daredevil surfer? Surf the dangerous and big waves at Bangko and desert points. Visit Pink Beach, Semeti Beach, and Seger Beach for a more relaxing and enjoyable time.

Gili Trawangan

Found on the northwest shore of Lombok, Gili Trawangan is a lovely laid-back island with several activities for fun lovers. It’s the perfect destination for relishing a tropical island experience during your Indonesia tours from the US.

Immerse yourself in scuba diving , the most popular tourist activity in the town. Even if you don’t know how to dive, join any of the city’s learning centers to hone your skills.

Climb the 100-meter-tall Gili Trawangan Hilltop Viewpoint to see neighboring settlements, like Bali and Lombok. If you’re looking for a way to give back to your host community, join others to clean up the island’s beaches .

Unwind by stopping at the western or northwestern side of the island to see the Gili Trawangan sunset. Eat Indonesian meals at the famous Trawangan night market before calling it a day.

Indonesia: Off the beaten track

Although Exoticca offers guided tours, we make it easy for you to discover the country yourself. Spend some of your leisure time exploring Indonesia on your own .

Start your Indonesia off the beaten track by hopping on Gili Air and Gili Meno , the smaller islands near Trawangan. Get lost in diving, snorkeling, and surfing during the day, and immerse yourself in the isles’ nightlife at dusk.

Take a trip to Java, the most populous island on the planet. Visit Mount Bromo in East Java to watch an active volcanic eruption .

While you’re still in Java, take your adventure tours of Indonesia to Ijen in East Java. It’s a small town containing a group of volcanoes and an abundance of sulfur attracting numerous miners.

Ready to discover one of the most exciting countries on the planet? Exoticca gives you extraordinary value for your money .

All included: Flights, hotels, tours & transfers

Exoticca is committed to giving you an exceptional experience in this Southeast Asian country. Our trips to Indonesia are all-inclusive, covering flights, hotels, tours, and transfers . Some packages also include meals.

Our services ensure you don’t have to worry about planning your itinerary as we cater to the most vital things. Just pack your luggage and come to revel in an impressive encounter in Indonesia .

Indonesia partially or fully guided tours

At Exoticca, we provide partially or fully guided Indonesian tours and help you visit different places. Our local guides know every part of the country and dedicate their time to supporting you throughout your journey.

As our professional guides lead you through the points of interest, they educate you more about each site. Want to explore this Asian nation unguided? Use your free time to tour any area of your choice.

You also have the option to enjoy private tours . Just allow our expert agents to help you in making the arrangements. The Exoticca digital itinerary also provides 24/7 assistance throughout your trip. All you need is a compatible device and stable internet connection.

Crafted by our own travel experts

Our team comprises versed travel crafters with an astounding knowledge of planning the best Indonesia tours. They choose the most exciting tourist attractions to visit and expose you to the culture, food, and art of the nation’s amazing people.

At Exoticca, we combine our vast wealth of experience with state-of-the-art technologies to curate the best itinerary for you. Since we value the well-being of the locals and tourists, we adhere to every environmental guideline.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best time to visit Indonesia?

Visit Indonesia whenever you want as the country’s weather is favorable every month. May to September brings dry, warmer weather, perfect for beach activities. Winter has moderate temperatures for exploration despite the rainfall.

How many days do you need in Indonesia?

For optimal encounters, dedicate at least ten days to exploring Indonesian natural beauty and rich culture.

Is Indonesia affordable to tour?

Indonesia is a relatively affordable tourist destination that suits any budget. Accommodation rates could take the largest chunk of your travel budget. A day of excursion and transport costsvary, depending on the mode of transport and what you choose to do for the day. 

What month is the best to visit Bali?

Bali is a year-round site for holidaymakers. The weather is warm and dry from April to October, providing a comfortable exploration experience. Though wet, the rainy season, from November to March also has pleasant temperatures.

How safe is it to travel to Indonesia?

Indonesia is a safe country as there’s minimal threat to life and properties. Adhere to the local guidelines on places to visit or avoid.

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An archipelago filled with elaborate temples, diverse islands, jungles and paradise beaches,  Indonesia  is a dream travel destination for lovers of all things exotic. A package holiday to Indonesia has space for everything, from the densely populated island of Java to isolated rocks which are home to some rather alarming-looking animals, like the Komodo Dragon.

This  Southeast Asian  nation is composed of more than  17,000  volcanic islands, located between the  Indian  and the  Pacific Oceans , making it the largest island country in the world. Sharing land borders with  Papua New Guinea, Malaysia  and  East Timor,   Indonesia  is home to a staggering  261 million  inhabitants and is the  4th  most populous country in the world.

The large island of  Java  is the busiest island, home to around half of the entire population and the capital city of  Jakarta , the centre of politics and economy in Indonesia .  The national motto ‘ Unity in Diversity’  acknowledges the diversity of the country’s inhabitants, which are composed of hundreds of distinct ethnic groups, as well as the amazing variety of islands, environments and cultures.

Indonesia  also has a strong  Muslim  tradition as followers of  Islam  make up the majority of the population. The opportunity to island hop and encounter many different experiences in one trip is one of the main attractions of a  multi-centre holiday  to  Indonesia.

The country’s major islands include  Sumatra, Java, Borneo  and the  Lesser Sunda Islands , which include the idyllic islands of  Bali, Lombok  and  Flores.  The paradise beaches, sacred temples and lush rainforests of the islands in this group are often the images that spring to mind when envisioning  Indonesia , but this exceptional biodiversity and natural beauty can be found throughout the archipelago from tiny uninhabited islands to the larger land masses as well.

History of Indonesia

On a  tour of Indonesia,  you will discover the influences of the nations diverse history on its monuments, sights and traditions. Most written histories of the island nation of  Indonesia  begin with the kingdom of  Srivajay  in the  7th century , which was a powerful empire based on the island of  Sumatra . The kingdom acted as an important centre for the spread of  Buddhism  and was known for its impressive maritime technology.

Over the following centuries other kingdoms, such as the  Shailendra  and  Mataram,  thrived and declined on the island of  Java , leaving behind their heritage in exceptional monuments and religious buildings such as the  Borobudur  in central  Java  and the  Prambanan  in  Yogyakarta , both unmissable highlights to enjoy whilst on  holiday in Indonesia.

In the  13th century,  the kingdom of  Majapahit  arose as the leading power in the region, its influence spreading across much of modern-day  Indonesia.  The  Islamic  culture which the country is known for arrived around this period, brought by  Muslim  traders and scholars, and by the  18th century,   Islam  was the dominant religion on the islands of  Java  and  Sumatra.

From  1513  onwards ,   Portuguese, British  and  Dutch  traders began arriving in the region, trading with locals and eventually establishing the  Dutch East India Company , who remained involved in  Indonesia  until  World War II,  when  Japan  occupied the archipelago. 

Japanese rule encouraged a increased sense of Indonesian nationalism and independence movements, resulting in the nation's independence in  1945 , after the surrender of the  Japanese . Modern-day Indonesia has endured its share of conflict and struggles both internally and with other nations, but has seen a lot of growth in recent years. Today, it is a vibrant and varied travel destination, which captivates the traveller on with its natural abundance and warm hospitality.

Nature in Indonesia

The sheer size, tropical climate and island geography of Indonesia make it one of the most biodiverse countries on earth, with a combination of both  Asian  and  Australasian  wildlife and fauna species.

Islands such as  Bali, Sumatra, Java  and  Borneo,  were once part of the  Asian  mainland, and have retained the rich wildlife of the continent, examples of which include the  Sumatran tiger , the famous  orangutans  of  Borneo,   leopards  and  Asian   elephants.

Many visitors on a trip to Indonesia are attracted by the prospect of meeting  orangutans  in the jungle or watching  elephants  play in the  Kinabatangan River  on the island of  Borneo.

Dense forest covers around 70% of the country, although some of the larger islands have suffered a significant amount of deforestation. On the nation' smallest islands, the geographical isolation has encouraged the development of extremely unique biodiversity, with a large number of endemic plant and animal species. These range from the  Corpse Lily,  the world’s largest flower, to  Komodo dragons  and the magical  Greater bird-of-paradise.  In fact,  Indonesia  ranks  2nd  in the world after  Australia  for its number of endemic species.

It’s 80,000 kilometres of coastline are a beach-lovers dream, surrounded by tropical seas with abundant marine life such as  manta rays  and  sea turtles.  The  Gili Islands  are considered to be ‘ turtle heaven’ , due to their large populations of turtle species including  green sea turtles ,  leatherbacks  and  hawksbill.

A  package holiday to Indonesia  is incomplete without taking some time to snorkel in the warm waters of the country’s tropical coastline. There are a number of must-see natural attraction in  Indonesia , but the most popular include visiting the fearsome  Komodo Dragons  on the aptly named  Komodo Island,  a tiny island situated off the coast of  Flores , diving or snorkelling around the  Raja Ampat  islands to discover an underwater world of multi-coloured coral and sea-life, meeting the endangered orangutans of  Borneo  and venturing out on a night safari in the  Kerinci National Park  in  Sumatra  to spot majestic  Sumatran tigers  and  Asian elephants.

Culture in Indonesia

With at least  300 ethnic groups,  there is no single dominant or homogenous culture in  Indonesia ; instead, there exists a pleasant mix of traditions and cultural sights across the different regions, islands and communities. One thing that almost all  Indonesian’s  have in common is that religion is at the heart of their everyday lives. Wherever you  travel in Indonesia,  you will notice that religion is at the heart of the country, from  Hindu  devotees making morning offerings in  Bali  to  Muslims  attending  Friday prayers  in the enormous  Istiqlal Mosque  in  Jakarta.  The government recognises six official religions, although the most dominant is  Islam , so you can expect to see the influence of this on the country's culture.

Another facet of  Indonesian  culture is the prevalence of traditional performing arts; watching a colourful  Barong  dance show is an unmissable experience to enjoy on  holiday in Bali , whilst the superstitious and visually striking  Reog  dance is not to be missed during a visit to  East Java.

There are more than  3,000  original  Indonesian  dances, each presenting a dynamic living tradition.  Indonesia  also has a strong arts and craft tradition, with a variety of artisans creating unique cultural objects throughout the country. In  Bali,  there has been a long tradition of artistry, with an expectation on individuals to take up their preferred art skill from a young age. Despite the complex melting pot of cultures, traditions and arts in the country, one thing is for sure: a  trip to Indonesia  will inspire your imagination and creativity like no other destination, hence it has attracts artists from all over the world.

From the bustling streets of  Jakarta  to the delicate sandy beaches of  Gilli  and the lush rainforests of  Ubud  in  Bali,  the island nation of  Indonesia  presents the traveller with an abundance of experiences. Island-hopping around the archipelago, you will be amazed by the natural abundance, rich history and open-minded culture.

A  holiday to Indonesia  suits all tastes. One day you might be tracking tigers in the jungle and the next, watching the sunset on a paradisiacal beach, such is the diversity of Indonesia .

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Smouldering vistas, rich cultural diversity, beach-blessed coastlines and languorous charm – this nation of more than 17,000 islands offers countless adventures and unforgettable experiences. Every island here seduces with its own vision of paradise. From the beautiful beaches and emerald interior of Bali – the fabled ‘Island of the Gods’ – and the stunning volcanic landscapes of Lombok, to the exotic shorelines of Komodo – the land of dragons, this picture-perfect archipelago really does have it all.

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Bali is Indonesia's 'Island of the Gods' and it's aptly named - this is a land of stunning natural beauty and friendly people who are proud of their ancient traditions and spirituality. You'll find the beach resorts that Bali is best known for on its southern shores, but there's so much more to Bali than its coastline. Venture inland, amid the lush rice terraces and dramatic valleys and you can cycle through rice terraces, go temple-hopping and take time out at wellbeing retreats. To really make the most of your stay on the island, we recommend at least 10 days and combining two or three places to stay as you travel around the island. During that time relax on the beach in the south or in the north (the north tends slightly wilder in feel and a bit more off the beaten track). For the more active, an early morning trek to see the sunrise from the top of Mount Batur is not to be missed, but other things to do to give you a sense of the culture of Bali include cooking classes, exploring local temples, shopping for local crafts and sampling local spa treatments that feature at most hotels.

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We always recommend a twin centre holiday in Bali so that you really get to experience the very best of the island. The beautiful interior is not to be missed and a few days here amongst the rural landscapes, paddy fields and the cultural hotstpot that is Ubud is definitely a highlight. There are a few beach destinations to combine with Ubud, but here we've opted to twin with a quieter east coast resort, making this a great combination for a restorative holiday; expect more tranquility away from the crowds.

Seminyak & Ubud, Bali twin centre

We always recommend a twin centre holiday in Bali so that you really get to experience the very best of the island. The beautiful interior is not to be missed and a few days here amongst the rural landscapes, paddy fields and the cultural hotstpot that is Ubud is definitely a highlight. There are a few beach destinations to combine with Ubud, but here we've opted to twin with a west coast resort, making this a great combination for a restorative holiday; expect sleek bars, clubs, restaurants and stunning sunsets.

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A vintage 1970s-style VW Jeep tour is one of the coolest ways to explore central Bali. Jump on board this classic icon and travel to your first stop: the 1000-year-old Batuan Temple, which is a village and ancestral temple that’s cared for by the residents of Batuan. Your driver will then continue through local villages to artsy Ubud – the cultural heart of Bali and a hub of traditional crafts and dance. Highlights here include impressive Puri Saren Agung Palace, the arts market and famous monkey forest, where playful brown macaques dart around the ancient trees and ornate statues. A scenic drive through rice fields and sleepy mountain villages then awaits to reach imposing Mount Batur. The view of the volcano, caldera and Lake Batur is breathtakingly beautiful, so make sure you’ve got your camera ready. Next up is a drive down into the crater to the lava fields, where you’ll have time to wander through the unique rock formations. Lunch-with-a-view will be served on the edge of the crater before your journey continues to the tranquil and lesser-visited temple of Pura Gunung Kawi Sebatu – a beautiful water temple built on a natural spring and surrounded by lotus ponds and thick forest. The final stop will be Tegallalang, where giant steps have been carved into the landscape to create lush rice terraces.

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Good to know We recommend bringing a light jacket or jumper and long trousers as it can get cool in the mountains. A sarong will be provided to allow you to cover up for temple visits.

Mount Batur Sunrise Trek

Watching the sun rise from the top of Bali’s Mount Batur is an unforgettable experience. A very early start awaits as we’ll need to start the climb around 4am to make sure we reach the summit in time for sunrise. Mount Batur is a 1717-metre-high active volcano to the north west of Mount Agung. The climb will take around two hours and we’ll reach the top just as the sun rises for a magical and peaceful moment high above the island. Tuck into a well-earnt breakfast and enjoy time to soak up the panoramic views over the volcanic landscape and mountain peaks and acknowledge your achievement. You’ll then head back down to base camp, where a soothing soak in hot springs will be waiting for you. This sunrise trek would be a fantastic adventure to add on to a honeymoon or beach holiday.

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Good to know There are a number of things we recommend bringing for this trip: warm clothes, hiking shoes, long trousers, swimwear, camera and sun block. Your professional tour guide will provide a head lamp, walking sticks, gloves, hiking bag, rain coat and a small water bottle to make the climb much easier. This climb is classified as a medium level of difficulty, so a good level of fitness is required (as a guide, it’s suitable for those that enjoy hill walking).

Western Bali’s Highlights by Vintage VW Jeep

Bali’s colourful VW 181 Safari Jeeps are a classic sight around the island. They also provide a seriously cool way to explore. Jump on board for an adventure around western Bali to see some of the island’s most famous temples and stunning diverse landscapes. Your tour begins with a trip to Bali’s most popular attraction: the ancient sea temple shrine of Pura Tanah Lot, which is perched on a rock formation offshore. A morning visit will hopefully mean you’ll have a more tranquil experience. You’ll then be driven through villages and rice fields up into the mountains to the rainforested slopes of Batukaru volcano, home to impressive Pura Luhur Batukaru, which you’ll explore on a guided tour. A drive through Bali’s most spectacular rice terraces around UNESCO World Heritage-listed Jatiluwih follows, before you arrive at Bedugul, located 1200 meters above sea level. We’ll stop at Beratan Lake to visit beautiful Ulun Danu Temple, which sits in the middle of the lake, and have a buffet lunch in the tropical gardens. On our route back, we’ll head to a colourful local market so you can experience the buzz of local life and then look around a traditional Balinese family compound, which has a distinctive design, for an insightful end to the day.

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Good to know We recommend bringing a light jacket or jumper and long trousers as it can get cool in the mountains.

Gili Islands in a Day

If you’re short on time but can’t bear to miss out on Indonesia’s most idyllic tiny islands, this stunning day trip will give you a taster of what Gili Air, Gili Meno and Gili Trawangan are all about. Your first glimpse of these car-free islands, ringed with white sands and dotted with coconut palms, will be from the Malimbu Hill viewpoint on Lombok. You’ll then cross the sea by outrigger boat (be prepared to embrace your adventurous side and get a little wet!) to Gili Air. Here, you’ll have the choice to spend the day on a beautiful beach to swim, snorkel and sunbathe. Or, you can jump back on the outrigger to visit the two other Gilis: Gili Trawangan and Gili Meno. Gili Trawangan – nicknamed ‘Gili T’ – is the most popular of the three islands, but it’s still super low-key, with most of the activity centred around diving. Rustic Gili Meno is the most secluded island, perfect for lazing on coral sands and snorkelling with turtles. As each island has its own character and landscape, this is the perfect island-hopping day.

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Lombok Beach Hopping

Head out on a laid-back day to play castaway on Lombok’s most unique beaches: a pink-sand beach and a secret island that only appears at low tide. Your day will begin with a visit to Indonesia’s second largest fish market. At Tanjung Luar – where most of the traders are women – you’ll buy fresh fish ready for your barbecue lunch. We’ll then hop on a boat to Sand Island: a tiny white-sand speck which, at hide tide, is completely submerged apart from its Indonesian marker flag. The next boat stop will be Maringkek, where you can step ashore and wander around the fishing village, before we continue to Pink Beach, which gets its name from the pink-hued sand. The nearby islands of Pantai Semangkuk and Gili Petelu offer the chance for snorkelling, while later in the afternoon, there’s time to relax on peaceful white sands at Pantai Sebui before your beach barbecue lunch and return boat trip.

Lombok Rice Terrace Trek

There’s no better way to get back to nature on Lombok than by donning your trainers and heading for the rice terraces. You’ll begin by getting a taste of local life with a visit to a traditional market in Narmada, before driving on to Sedau for the start of your two-hour soft trek through the beautiful rice terraces. This is a leisurely trek and along the way your guide will tell you about the different tropical plants that you spot. At the end of the hike, a rest and lunch-with-a-view awaits in Suranadi. You’ll also visit Gunung Sari to explore the temple of Pura Agung Gunung Sari, which makes an impression with its three pagoda-like places of worship. Heading north, we’ll cross the Pusuk Pass where you’ll see cheeky monkeys wandering around and causing mischief. The last stop is Malimbu to take in some of Lombok's best sandy beaches.

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Where is Indonesia? Indonesia is the largest country in the world to be made up entirely of islands – 17,000 in total. The archipelago sits in the southern hemisphere of Southeast Asia and is surrounded by the Indian Ocean and the Pacific. Java and Borneo are two of the largest islands, and, east of Java, Bali and Lombok – much smaller – make up part of the Lesser Sunda Islands. Just off Lombok’s coast, are the three tiny Gili Islands, fringed by white sands and coconut palms.

Bali Our most popular destination in Indonesia is Bali, a tropical island located in the westernmost end of the Lesser Sunda Islands. For its small size, Bali offers more than its fair share of attractions – from visits to temples and quaint local villages, to cycling around rice terraces and lounging on picture-perfect golden sands.

Idyllic islands With their dazzling white sands and emerald interiors, Lombok and the Gili Islands offer a more sedate atmosphere to popular Bali. Lombok lies to the east and is perfect if you’re looking for untouched beaches and excellent outdoor activities – the southern coastline is a surfer’s paradise, while the dominating Mount Rinjani is a magnet for walkers. Off the north-west coast of Lombok, the Gili Islands are exotic hideaways of white sands and bohemian-chic charm. Gili Trawangan is the most cosmopolitan, with great nightlife and luxury beachside resorts, while Gili Air is the most authentic of the islands, with a stunning coral reef and great local character. The smallest island is Gili Meno, the ultimate honeymoon haven with its gorgeous cluster of palm-fringed

Multi-centres To make the most of a Bali holiday, we recommend twinning a relaxing beach stay with a few nights in artsy Ubud, the cultural capital of the island. Pairing Bali with Lombok and the Gilis also makes for an excellent island-hopping beach holiday. Local airlines have several flights each day between Bali and Lombok, and it’s also easy to travel between the islands by boat. To get to the secluded Gilis you’ll need to hop on a boat from Bali or Lombok.

Diving & snorkelling Indonesia’s warm waters lie within the Coral Triangle, one of the richest underwater bio-diversities on the planet. There’s exceptional coral and reef fish diversity that range from clownfish and mola mola to reef sharks and manta rays. Bali, Lombok and the Gilis are some of the best islands in Indonesia to go snorkelling and diving. Off the north-west coast of Bali, Menjangan Island is famed for its dramatic underwater caverns and stunning corals, while the shallow reefs around Gili Trawangan and Gili Meno are great for snorkelling with sea turtles and colourful reef fish.

Food & drink Reflecting the contrasting cultures and landscapes within the archipelago, Indonesian cuisine can be quite varied and diverse. Many regions enjoy different specialities, and you might also notice hints of Chinese, Indian and European influences in the local food, depending on where you are. Throughout Indonesia, one thing you’ll find everywhere is rice, a staple to most traditional meals. You’ll also enjoy lots of tropical fruits and vegetables in the Indonesian diet, thanks to the islands’ rich, fertile soils and warm, humid climates. On a visit to Indonesia, popular local dishes to try include Nasi Goreng, a flavoursome fried rice dish, and Gado Gado, a tasty Indonesian-style salad. 

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Indonesia Tour Packages – Are you prepared for a remarkable adventure? Look no further than Indonesia – a land of captivating beauty, diverse cultures, and breathtaking landscapes. From pristine beaches to lush rainforests, ancient temples to bustling cities, Indonesia has it all. To simplify and enhance your travel planning, we offer a range of Indonesia tour packages, enabling you to explore the wonders of Indonesia in style. So, pack your bags, leave your worries behind, and prepare for an elegant and relaxed journey through this tropical paradise.

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No discussion of Indonesian tour packages would be complete without mentioning the enchanting island of Bali ( Bali tour packages ). Known as the “Island of the Gods,” Bali offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, spiritual serenity, and vibrant culture. Our Bali Bliss package is crafted to offer you an elegant and relaxed experience, enabling you to explore the island’s iconic temples, lush rice terraces, and stunning beaches. Relax in luxurious resorts, pamper yourself with Balinese spa treatments, and savor delectable local cuisine. From the famous beaches of Kuta to the artistic hub of Ubud, Bali will captivate your senses and leave you with lasting memories.

For adventure seekers and those yearning for awe-inspiring wildlife encounters, our Komodo Expedition package ( Komodo tour packages ) is a must. Embark on a journey to the Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the famous Komodo dragons. Cruise through crystal-clear waters, explore secluded islands, and witness the prehistoric creatures in their natural habitat. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Komodo’s rugged landscapes, trek through lush forests, and dive into vibrant coral reefs. This tour package seamlessly blends adventure and elegance, offering you an extraordinary experience in one of the world’s most unique destinations.

If you’re a culture enthusiast, our Yogyakarta ( Yogya tour packages ) Cultural Sojourn package will lead you through Indonesia’s cultural heart. Yogyakarta, known as the soul of Java, is a city steeped in history and tradition. Explore the majestic Borobudur Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world’s largest Buddhist monuments. Marvel at the intricately designed Prambanan Temple, dedicated to the Hindu gods. Immerse yourself in the vibrant arts scene, visit traditional batik workshops, and indulge in delicious Javanese cuisine. This tour package offers an elegant and enriching experience, allowing you to delve into Indonesia’s rich heritage.

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Indonesia is a volcanic island nation with 18,000 islands and a history and culture dating back thousands of years.

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Get up close to the soul of Bali in Ubud, discover Sidemens pristine landscapes, the authentic snorkelling paradise of Amed, and end it all in Lovina with its dark volcanic beaches.

Be enchanted by the picturesque scenery of the highlands and enjoy the tranquillity of Lovina. Visit the traditional village of Rumah Desa and get right up close to the colourful culture of Ubud. Round off with a beach holiday or a city break.

Orangutan adventure in the rainforest. Stay on the island of Samosir in the world’s largest crater lake, Toba. Experience volcanic and lush landscapes and waterfalls. Extend the tour with Bali.

This 4-star tour is the tour for you if you’d like fewer hotel changes and time on the itinerary to set the pace and choose your activities yourself. Soak up the atmosphere of Ubud and round off with a beach holiday in Sanur.

Experience the lush highlands of Munduk and get right up close to village life at Rumah Desa. Be seduced by the charm of Ubud and see the beautiful rice terraces of Tegalalang. Then digest it all at the beach resort of Sanur.

Experience 4 very different islands: Bali, Gili, Lombok and Nusa Lembongan. Look forward to lazy days on the beach, amazing snorkelling, and unforgettable sunsets.

Experience iconic volcanoes, fascinating landscapes, charming Yogyakarta and some of the world’s most amazing temples, including Borobodur. Finish with beach holiday on Bali, Island of the Gods.

Why should you holiday in Indonesia?

Indonesia consists of 18,000 islands spread across an area from the Asian mainland to Australia. Not only does this mean great geographical differences but large historical and cultural differences, too, making Indonesia an exciting travel destination.

Indonesia is located on the Pacific “ring of fire”, which is the term applied to the chain of volcanoes around the Pacific coasts.

Travel to Indonesia and experience soaring volcanoes, amazing temples, wonderful tropical beaches with some of the world’s best coral reefs, exciting wildlife and a diversity without equal.

You could spend months travelling in Indonesia, but at the heart of the island nation are four of Indonesia’s most exciting islands. Each island has a character of its own, and even after a short trip from island to island, it feels like arriving in a whole new country.

Our holidays in Indonesia

Our tours to Indonesia are each based on one or more of the most exciting islands, such as Bali, Java or Sumatra.

Read more about the experiences that await you on a holiday on the different islands below.

Bali, or the Island of the Gods, is one of Indonesia’s undisputed highlights. The little island offers majestic scenery, beautiful Hindu temples and white bounty beaches, which are perfect for the beach holiday of your life.

We offer several different  tours to Bali , including in combination with Java. Selected tours can be rounded off with a tour to Komodo Islands or the Gili Islands.

Some amazing highlights await you in Bali:

• Ubud is the cultural heart of Bali and a must-see on your tour. Ubud is scenically located between lush mountains and emerald green rice terraces. Explore the town by bicycle or visit some of the surrounding crafts villages.
• There’s no escaping the beautiful Hindu temples on your tour, which exist in their thousands. Visit, for example, the Besakih Temple , Bali’s most important and most sacred temple, or Tanah Lot , which is beautifully located by the sea and is one of Bali’s most important landmarks.
• Bali’s beaches are quite outstanding. Round off your holiday with a beach holiday in Sanur , which, with its miles of white sandy beaches is one of Bali’s most popular seaside resorts.

Java is one of the world’s most densely populated islands, but you have no perception of this outside the towns and cities. Java is located on the Indonesian “ring of fire”, and wherever you are, you will enjoy a fascinating landscape with scenic rice fields and conical volcanoes in the background.

On a  tour to Java , you can, for example, experience:

• Java’s soul in Yogyakarta . The city offers several palaces, including the Sultan’s Palace Kraton Yogyakarta, colourful markets and proud traditions of batik and other Javanese handicrafts.
• Visit the magnificent, UNESCO-protected Borobudur Temple north-west of Yogyakarta. Borobudur dates back to the 8th or 9th century and is one of the world’s largest Buddhist monuments.
• Don’t miss Java’s beautiful volcanoes. Experience the sunrise on the Mount Bromo volcano and trek to the top of the smaller Mount Ijen volcano , where you can experience the beautiful turquoise crater lake at an altitude of around 2,300 metres.

Sumatra is Indonesia’s largest island, offering real adventure in the form of unique scenery with tropical rainforests, rivers and lush volcanic landscapes.

On a tour to Sumatra , you can, for example, experience:

• The Gunung Leuser National Park is one of Sumatra’s main attractions. The national park is known for its dense rainforest, which is home to one of the last orangutan populations on Sumatra. See the beautiful animals in their natural habitat in the park.
• Discover Sipiso-piso, one of Indonesia’s highest waterfalls , at 120 metres high, and the world’s largest crater lake, Toba . By Lake Toba, you will also find the beautiful, boat-shaped long houses in the local villages.
• Meeting local tribespeople . In the Batak Karo villages, you can experience traditional longhouses, where up to 12 families may be living at once. The tribe is particularly famous for their iconic, boat-shaped roofs.

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On our tour pages, you will find more information about what you can experience on the tour, including the highlights of the tour, the itinerary, what is included, the price and much more besides.

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From Ubud to Seminyak, Tajung Benoa to Sanur, discover the resorts of Bali and all that they have to offer. Enriched in natural beauty from lush green rice fields to tropical jungles and white sandy beaches, holidays to Indonesia will excite all of your senses.

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The lush interiors of Bali boast volcanoes and mountains in the north through to Ubud’s calm and peaceful rice paddies. The popular beaches along the southern tip of the island all have their own charm with a perfect resort for everyone.

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Taste the flavours of each island: Discover Indonesia

Everyone has, at some stage, dreamt of escaping to the tropical jungles, serene yoga retreats and surf-ready sparkling oceans of Indonesia. And with good reason – Indonesia holidays are truly some of the most paradisiacal on the planet.

From rolling rice paddy hills to bustling cities, white sandy beaches to religious temples, Indonesia holidays have so much more on offer than you could ever have dreamed. If you’re not sure where to start (and we can’t blame you — Indonesia is made up of over 17 and a half thousand islands and islets), here’s our picks for islands to visit and things to see and do:

The best beaches

There’s no talking holidays in Indonesia without beaches, and pretty much every one is a mountain-framed showstopper. That said, there’s certainly some highlights

• Gili Islands:  whichever of the Gilis you go to, the beaches are seriously incredible. Gili Meno might just win out for idyllic beaches, though.
• Mainland Lombok:  the small coastal town of Kuta at the southernmost tip of Lombok is a surfer’s dream, but it’s also a little slice of heaven for anyone who needs some R&R. Selong Blanak Beach in Kuta is a great place for surfing beginners, but it’s also got the white sands and turquoise water that dreams are made of. Nowhere quite beats Seger Beach (also in Kuta), and especially not at sunset. Pull up a bamboo seat and enjoy the spectacular show.
• Bali :  our Indonesia resorts in  Seminyak  offer some of the best, exclusive beaches the town has to offer, and we offer Indonesia holiday packages along the pristine coast of  Nusa Dua , too.
• Flores:  Kanawa Beach is not only beautiful, but offers some of the best snorkelling in Indonesia, with sea turtles and reef sharks commonly spotted.
• East Nusa Tenggara:  two words: Pink Beach. Found in Komodo National Park, the sands here are an incredible pink colour, and the water crystal clear. For a unique beach, unlike anything else you’ll see in Indonesia, Pink Beach is definitely worth the trip.

Nature, adventure and wildlife

Surfing is a must in Indonesia, of course. In Bali, head to Uluwatu for some of the best waves on the island, no matter your experience. In Kuta, Lombok, head to any one of the surf shops in town and chat to the locals about surf lessons or boat excursions to find the best waves. Bobby’s Bar and Surf, belonging to the tourist-nicknamed “King of Kuta” is your best bet – he certainly knows his way around a wave. A few minutes’ walk away you’ll find both Blondie Surf and The Beach Boys – extremely friendly locals who will welcome you into the group and show you the best surf spots (and the best bar spots, too).

In  Ubud , Bali, make sure to check out Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary – buy a bunch of bananas and feed the (extremely confident) monkeys in amongst the beautiful jungle-like surroundings. Make sure not to carry anything loose like sunglasses, and especially food, ‘cause the monkeys, if cute,  will  steal your belongings if given half the chance.

If you fancy a “hike” that’s as easy as it is rewarding, the Campuhan Ridge Walk from Ubud is not to be missed. It will only take a couple of hours, so this is a great early morning activity for some stunning rice paddy views before brunch.

Be sure to hike Mount Batur if you get the chance – you’ll be picked up at around 2am, given “breakfast” and then handed a head torch to follow your guide with. It’s a very doable hike, and you’ll reach the summit just in time to witness one of the most spectacular sunrises of your life. Bonus: you get to refuel on eggs cooked in the volcanic spring.

Fancy more of a challenge? Get yourself over to northern Lombok to take on a three-day hike up to the summit of Mount Rinjani, where you’ll get panoramic views like you’ve never seen, and some seriously refreshing dips in volcanic lakes and hot springs. There’s truly nothing quite like it.

Culture and serenity

Holidays to Indonesia aren’t just about beaches and wildlife: the culture is fascinating and diverse, and you’d be hard-pressed to avoid the zen during your stay, too.

To learn about traditional Balinese craft, there’s no place better to visit than Ubud. Artists, jewellers and more have set up shop all along the main streets, and you’ll find many a gallery to wander into. Make your own silver jewellery at Studio Perak on Jalan Hanoman, and head to Penestanan Kaja, climb the Campuhan steps and wind your way through rice paddies until you find Santra Putra. It’s a guesthouse and gallery owned by artist Wayan Karja and his family – there’s no better place to buy some art to take home with you, and there’s also a yoga studio here.

Elsewhere for yoga, you’ve got the well-known places like The Yoga Barn and Radiantly Alive in Ubud (both of which live up to their reputation). But for something a little quieter, try Intuitive Flow, with its breathtaking views across the rice paddies of Penestanan.

If temples are your thing, you’re in luck — in Bali, Lombok and Java, you’ll never be more than a stone’s throw from a beautiful temple to wander around. If you want to see something truly spectacular, it’s worth making the journey to the cliff-top temple in Uluwatu, Pura Luhur. In Java, marvel at the largest Hindu temple in Indonesia, Prambanan, which dates back to the mid-9th-century.

Food and drink

If you’re looking for the best place for food in Bali, it’s got to be Ubud. Try brunch and a fresh coconut at Atman Kafe, and the delicious mixed-cuisine fare at Kafe, both on Jalan Hanoman. Want to sample some Balinese delicacies?  Babi guling  (suckling pig) is best tasted at Warung Ibu Oka, behind Ubud Palace, and Tutmak on Jalan Dewi Sita does some of the best  nasi goreng  (fried rice),  mie goreng  (fried noodles) and  nasi campur  (mixed rice with side dishes) in town. For green (or orange or red or purple) juice, nowhere is better than Juice Ja Cafe on Jalan Dewi Sita.

While in the capital, definitely check out Namaaz Dining – it’s the first molecular gastronomy restaurant in Indonesia, and th 17-course sampler is one of those meals you’ll find yourself thinking about years later.

Strangely, Lombok is big on stone-baked and wood-fired pizzas that easily rival those you’ll get at home. Bobby’s Surf Bar on Jalan Pariwisata Pantai does some of the best pizza in Kuta, while Gili Meno’s most delicious pizza offering comes courtesy of Mallias Restaurant on the Eastern side of the island.

Events and festivals

Year round, holidays to Indonesia are bound to involve experiencing some kind of festival, event or celebration. The highlights?

• Galungan  – if you’re visiting Bali, you might be around for Galungan, the Balinese holiday that celebrates the victory of dharma over adharma. The date varies as the Balinese year is 210 days long, but you may be lucky enough to catch some of the celebrations. Parades fill the streets, lined with  penjors  (bamboo poles decorated with coconut leaves) and offerings – it’s a beautiful celebration that goes on for days.
• Indonesian Independence Day  – celebrated on 17th August every year, and the whole country comes alive with colourful decorations and parades, traditional dress and music.
• Music lovers  – every May, Jakarta holds a three-day jazz festival–one of the biggest in Asia–with some of the most popular jazz musicians in the world gracing the stage.

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Day 1: Most travellers touchdown at Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport. Drop your bags at the hotel and get ready to do some exploring. First stop? The famous Kuta Beach. If your flight arrives late, this is the perfect place to catch a sunset.

Day 2: The bustling streets of Bali can be daunting for first-time visitors, which is why most travellers choose to rent a car with a driver. Another popular way of experiencing the highlights of this magical island is by taking a one-day whirlwind tour. Grab a window seat and be whisked around sacred temples, picturesque rice fields, local eateries and monkey-filled forests.

Day 3: Travel to Ubud, Bali’s wellness centre. Fringed by lush jungle, this hip area is the perfect place to get a massage and shop for traditional crafts.

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Matthewlockphotography, what do you love most about bukit lawang.

"This is an easy one to answer. Of course it's seeing orangutans in the wild, it is such a magical experience."

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"Do your research and find a reliable company before booking. This makes sure some of your money will go to the conservation of the Gunung Leuser National Park."

Favourite time of year to visit Bukit Lawang

"While you can visit year-round, the best time depends on you. The dry season is May to October and the wet season is November to April. Keep in mind that during the wet season, it pours down."

Benefits of a tour guide for Bukit Lawang

"You can't enter the park without a tour guide so you have to book a tour. Keep in mind that under no circumstances should you feed any animals during your visit."

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Travelwithsedaa, what do you love most about bali.

"People being happy and smiling really impresses me."

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"I would recommend those who want to go to do a lot of research and plan their trip well because there are so many places to visit."

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Travel blogger: daveandbea, favourite time of year to visit komodo island.

"You should visit during September, the rainy season hasn’t started yet and it is way less crowded."

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"Take a boat tour from Lombok to Flores and enjoy every inch of the Komodo National Park."

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Mount Batur

Traveller: tl_travelers, climbing-mountaineering, what was your favourite part of the experience.

"Walking around the crater of this stunning active volcano with a breathtaking view of green grasslands and a horizon of fluffy clouds."

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What is the best time of the day to start climbing.

"We started climbing at 3:30 am. Walking at night was a challenge, but it was worth it - to be able to see the Milky Way, the cloud floor and the orange light emerging behind the mountains' silhouette."

What are your 'must-pack' items for this place?

"Trekking shoes, a climbing stick, water, sunscreen, a cap, a snack and your phone/camera. Also bring a light jacket, because it can get chilly at 3:30 am."

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@_kennawilliams_'s top tips.

"Jatiluwih Rice Terraces Is one of the top (if not THE top) rice terraces to visit in Bali. The earlier you can get there, the better, as there will be fewer people walking around."

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"Bali has so many beautiful waterfalls. Some require a lengthy hike, while others are in a more populated, touristy area. Whichever one you visit, it’ll be worth it!"

"The Ulun Danu temple is beautiful, but it is a small part of a larger “park.” The park does get quite crowded during lunch as there are restaurants on site. Go early!"

"Visit Tanuh Lot close to sunset. It will be crowded, but there’s ample space to relax and catch a beautiful sunset on the coast."

"Leave all loose items in the car when you visit the Secret Monkey Forest. These monkeys may be adorable, but they are feisty and can get aggressive if you bring bags in with you (they think it’s food!)."

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What do you love most about Ubud?

"Bali is stunning. Between the rice terraces, volcanoes, lakes, and thousands of temples, there is no shortage of beautiful scenery surrounding you daily."

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Sightseeing.

"Bali offers a diverse experience with its friendly people, rich culture, and variety of landscapes, ranging from tropical beaches to mountains and waterfalls."

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@alikainwanderlust's top tips.

"- Visit in the dry season (April - October) - Plan to visit popular tourist spots early in the morning - Download GoJek and Grab apps for transportation (if you're not already on a tour) "

Favourite beach in Bali?

"Pura Geger Beach! It's a tropical paradise and a hidden gem! The best time to experience its beauty is during low tide."

Favourite time of year to visit Bali

"I love visiting in September when the weather is still mostly sunny and there are fewer tourists."

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Prambanan Temple

Travel photographer: marine__jj, what do you love most about prambanan temple.

"Prambanan is not just a temple, it's a collection of 240 incredible Hindu temples from the 9th century with an amazing view over Mount Merapi on Java island!"

@marine__jj's Top Tips

"If you're not already on a tour, use the Grab app to book a taxi if you come from Yogyakarta, and visit Prambanan in the afternoon to witness the sunset!"

Benefits of a tour guide for Prambanan Temple

"A tour guide can be helpful if you want to learn more about Hinduism and the history of the temples."

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What do you love most about Munduk?

"Munduk is a hidden and authentic paradise located in the north of Bali. If you love amazing waterfalls and tropical forests as much as me, it's the perfect place!"

Must pack items for Munduk

"Money (entrance fees for waterfalls), hiking shoes, a swimsuit, and a GoPro camera!"

"Visit these places in the morning, the light is better and you'll be alone! Don't forget to bring money to pay for the entrance fees. "

What do you love most about Sumba?

"Sumba is an untouched area, here you can experience the “real” Indonesia."

Must pack items for Sumba

"Absolutely bring a bikini, strong sunscreen and some cash (you won’t find any POS here!)"

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Visit Bali and it will make your vacation dreams come true. Bali tour packages make you completely indulge in the true essence of a vacation. Bali tourism offers a variety of activities and accommodations, making it an ideal choice for those looking to make the most of their vacation in Bali .

Things to do on your Indonesia Tour Packages

• Swoosh on the Bali Swing
• Behold the Beautiful Tegenungan Waterfalls
• Melt in the Sunset in Tanah Lot Temple
• Experience the Bali Safari and Marine Park
• Go for Trek in Tegallalang Rice Terraces
• Soak in the at Uluwatu Temple
• Have fun at Waterbom Bali
• Have a good time at Ubud Monkey Forest
• Catch the Beachy Vibe at Nusa Penida Island Try Sea Walking at Tanjung Benoa Beach in Bali
• Take a sunrise hike to Mount Batur

Best Places to Visit in Indonesia

• Ubud : A cultural hotspot of Bali
• Pura Tanah Lot: A place to see the magical sunset of your lifetime
• Tirta Empul Temple : a National Historic Site
• Tukad Cepung Waterfalls : Get the surreal experience of a lifetime
• Nusa Dua : For White Sand Beach Holidays
• Seminyak : Most Happening Place in Bali
• Nusa Penida : Offbeat Yet Spectacular
• Kelimutu Lake – Dramatic Volcanic Peaks
• Gili Islands : For The Best Nightlife

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Pickyourtrail has amazing Indonesia vacation packages that cover the top attractions in Bali and the must visit places in Bali on your Indonesia package . You can also customize your entire package, and our team will help create the itinerary based on your preferences. Along with curating personalized Bali tour packages , they will stay connected with you 24 * 7 throughout your vacation and promise you a hassle-free Indonesia trip with your loved one.

Frequently Asked Questions about Indonesia Tour Packages

Is Indonesia cheap for travelers?

Traveling to Indonesia is fairly affordable, especially once you depart Bali. Along the journey, you'll run into a lot of tourists who have been spending months visiting Indonesia due to its low cost.

Why is tourism so famous in Indonesia?

Indonesia is home to a multitude of stunning islands and beaches, as well as a rich biodiversity and cultural legacy, which makes it one of the most popular locations in the world for surfing and yoga retreats.

Is Indonesia Friendly To Foreigners?

Indonesia does welcome foreigners. Indonesians are renowned for their warmth and friendliness toward guests, particularly in rural areas.

What time of year is ideal for visiting Indonesia?

The ideal months to travel to Indonesia are July and August, when the climate is dry yet still pleasant. The wet season in Indonesia lasts from November to March, and the dry season lasts from April to October.

What is Bali known for most?

Bali, “the Land of the Gods”! The island attracts travelers with its breathtaking natural assets, which include towering volcanoes, verdant rice terraces, and amazing, tranquil beaches. It is renowned for adventure watersports as well, and people say it is a surfers' paradise.

Is an Indian free to enter Indonesia?

Indian nationals are not required to obtain a business or tourist visa in order to visit Indonesia, and they are permitted a 30-day stay with a VOA.

How many days are sufficient in Indonesia?

The perfect vacation to Indonesia should last at least two weeks in order to thoroughly see the huge landscape of the country.

What is the cheapest month to go to Indonesia?

The off-season months of April, May, October, and November are the best times to purchase airline tickets for travel to Indonesia. Flight costs are often lower during these months because fewer visitors are traveling to the country.

Which is better, the Maldives or Bali?

Bali is the place for you if you're looking for an on-land adventure. The Maldives, on the other hand, offer incredible opportunities for diving, snorkeling, and underwater exploration.

How far is the flight from Bali to India?

5,829 kilometers separate from Delhi and Bali, and it takes a plane roughly 9 hours and 5 minutes to get there.

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1. How many days are recommended for a trip to Indonesia?

A: Here is a suggested plan for your Indonesia trip in 6 days, giving a good mix of leisure and sightseeing:

• Day 1: Arrive in Bali, Check-in at Hotel. In the evening, visit Uluwatu temple to see sunset.
• Day 2: Today, enjoy a full day Barong Dance & Kintamani Volcano tour (8 hours).
• Day 3: Visit the coastal temple of Tanah Lot
• Day 4: Spend the day at the pool or at the beach. In the evening go for a Sunset Dinner Cruise
• Day 5: Take a ferry over to Nusa Penida island and visit the beaches
• Day 6: Departure

2. Do I need a visa for Indonesia?

A: Yes, Visa is on arrival is free in Indonesia.

3. When should I visit Indonesia?

A: You can visit Indonesia at any time of year

4. What are the most beautiful places in Indonesia?

A: Some of the most beautiful places in Indonesia are Bali, Lombok, Nusa Penida, the Gili islands and Yogyakarta.

5. How much cash can I take to Indonesia?

A: You can take 500-2000 USD per person with you on a trip to Indonesia.

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Classic Bali & Lombok

Good combination of program and freetime. Our CEO, Hans, was just excellent. Actually the highlight of the trip was the visit at his home, walk on the close rice-field and visit the local school. The Agung caused some extra worries but at the end everything went Ok.

Jakarta to Ubud

A fantastic tour of Indonesia with a good mix of volcanoes, temples, beach and sightseeing. Well organised, lots of inclusions and fits a lot into the 2 weeks. Excellent!

Exotic Java and Bali

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Symphony of Indonesia, Private Tour

Our trip was 19 days progressing from East half of Java, Bali, Flores Island and Komodo Park. Car travel time/distances were extensive through Java (some 6-9 hours) with slow/erratic traffic. Our time in Java was rushed and too intensive. Sites were very distanced between stops. Bali was much more interesting and culturally vibrant. Tour guides not very punctual. Flores/Komodo park and 3-day boat excursion was fascinating! Sea life/coral Is one-of-a-kind and amazing! Manta Rays, dolphins; more impressive than the greatest zoo aquarium you will ever see. English communication with hosts was rough. Our 15meter boat ran aground a coral reef on the last evening and we were left stranded overnight with no propeller. Slightly concerning! Keep in mind, if you’re fair-skinned, expect to burn. Mosquitoes too. Nice trip with a good variety of activity, with rough, inconsistent planning and a few unforeseen complications. We still enjoyed.

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PMGY is a very trustable company with assistance available at all times. I did two projects in Southeast Asia and had the best time. I started with the medical program in Vietnam; it was nice to experience the way of working in the hospital there, but I think this program would be better for students at the beginning of their study. There is not a lot to do and the doctors do not always have time to explain what is going on with patients or to answer your questions. After this project, I went to Bali to do the English teaching program which was the best thing I have done so far! The people were amazing, the weekend trips well organized but most importantly: the project definitely made a difference for the community. The kids were really happy to see you and they were eager to learn. I am thankful that I got to experience this!

Wanderlands Bali & Lombok - 13 Days

The tour was great and I can absolutely recommend it. We saw so many beautiful places and stayed in great accommodation. My highlight was definitely the snorkeling. Our tour guide Stacia was super friendly and helpful and made the trip very relaxed. It was simply a great trip :)

• €145 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Indonesia: Hammocks & Hikes

overall a really cool trip. One thing I'd change is day trains to night trains, because we could've been doing some other stuff during those 2 days of simply sitting on our bums :P

Superb Java Bali Tours: Private Tour

Done this tour as a private tour for me and my wife. Very happy with the friendly staff. On Java island the guide is Roy and driver is Dian. On Bali, the guide is Kadek and driver is Buda. They are all very nice people and helpful. I left my tripods behind in a hotel and Kadek took all the trouble to recover it and sent to my overseas address.

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Gede was an excellent tour guide, his knowledge of all the local sights was brilliant. Things that could be improved on the tour: The accommodation was always located by really busy roads and despite earplugs the noise was disturbing and you didn't get much sleep. When you have early morning checkouts this can be fatiguing. The ferry to Lombok was not the best experience, to have to sit on the floor for 4-5 hrs was not really acceptable. I think G Adventures should charge a bit more and offer the fast boat. Maybe some of the traditional village tours could be swapped for other activities, but I appreciate people that joined for the Lombok tour hadn't seen the Bali villages. Everything else was well organised and ran smoothly.

The tour was as well organised, and run by a very capable tour leader as one has come to expect from Intrepid.

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Create memorable and amazing memories at Bali, Indonesia! With our Free & Easy Travel Deal, you can now create your own Bali Indonesia Tour Package. This includes a 3-day and 2-night accommodation of your chosen hotel and an optional tour. You can opt for a full day tour or a half day tour. The tours available are the following: Uluwatu Sunset Tour with BBQ Seafood Dinner; Uluwatu Kecak Dance; Full Day Ubud, Kintamani & Tampaksiring Tour; Full Day Taman Ayun, Bedugul & Tanah Lot Tour; Half Day Tanah Lot Tour; Half Day Denpasar City Tour; Tanjung Benoa, Banana Boat, coffee Factory & Shopping at Kuta Area; Whitewater Rafting at Ayung River; Waka Sailing - Cruise to Lembongan Island; and Night at the Zoo and or Dolphin Lodge.

• ACCOMMODATION

AMARIS HOTEL DEWI SRI 

Amaris Hotel Dewi Sri is strategically located in the shopping, entertainment and nightlife capital of Bali. Hence, traveler guests would surely love to check-in with this hotel for they can easily roam the city proper. Likewise, the cultural traditions of the Balinese are still much alive and strong in its area. Kuta Beach can also be reached immediately with just a leisure walk from the hotel. The hotel staffs do offer professional service. Amaris Hotel Dewi Sri is indeed a stylish yet affordable hotel complete with modern amenities.

Room amenities:, wifi internet access, credit cards accepted, safe deposit box, access to swimming pool, parking area.

AMARIS HOTEL SUNSET ROAD 

Amaris Hotel Sunset Road offers stylish smart rooms equipped with the latest amenities. It is located at the world-famous Kuta and Legian Beaches. This hotel offers a convenient and affordable accommodation. Amaris Hotel Sunset Road is the perfect choice for traveler guests who are on a budget and want to seize roaming Bali. The hotel staffs are great and the hotel also has facilities like a swimming pool to pamper yourself more.

Wifi internet access, parking area, access to swimming pool, major credit cards accepted.

SWISS-BELEXPRESS HOTEL 

Swiss-Belexpress Hotel is actually known for hosting the best parties in Bali. It is located in the heart of Kuta hence the beach can be easily reached. This hotel offers 110 rooms fully equipped with modern amenities. Its accommodation is ideal for couples and even families having a vacation in Bali. Beside the pool deck is a restaurant, lounge bar type that offer daily breakfast and snacks. This area is perfect for chilling out after spending a busy day roaming the city.

Contactless door lock, integrated multiple plug socket in all rooms, three points of bathroom facilities (shower, vanity, toilet), laptop size in room safe, bathroom with shower in all rooms, 32” led tv featuring various news, sport and entertainment channels, wi-fi internet access, daily housekeeping service.

MAXI HOTEL & SPA  ★★★

Maxi Hotel & Spa is situated in the central tourist area of Kuta Bali along the Legian Street. The place features the modern side of Bali which is also a haven for travelers who love shopping. The hotel is actually surrounded by different shops of traditional arts, clothing, accessories, and even Balinese souvenir shops. Likewise, it also near nightclubs and bars open after midnight. Nevertheless, rest assured that the Maxi Hotel & Spa will definitely give you a comfortable and convenient place to stay. They offer 50 rooms, an on-site restaurant, and amazing services and facilities.

Air conditioner, international tv channel, local and idd telephone, private electronic safe deposit box, private bathroom with shower, portable water heater, hairdryer upon request.

FAME HOTEL SUNSET ROAD  ★★★

Fame Hotel Sunset Road is your chic and modern styled hotel in Bali. Their front-desk is open 24/7 and provides good service. The hotel is designed with pop-style featuring iconic international artists. Each room is also equipped with the latest technological amenities. They also have lively facilities that would truly pamper guests after a day of traveling around Bali.

Air conditioning, flatscreen television.

SUN BOUTIQUE HOTEL  ★★★

Sun Boutique Hotel offers 97 rooms and suites equipped with necessary modern amenities. Each room is decorated with a modern-class design that makes it look more neat and luxurious. With the hotel’s location, it is an ideal choice for a place to stay in by travelers. It is only 4 kilometers away from the airport, 2 kilometers away from the Kuta Beach, and just a walking distance from shopping malls and the popular nightlife of Legian Street. Sun Boutique Hotel also offers services that would make guests stay convenient. Their facilities – restaurant, rooftop terrace, swimming pool, boutique spa massage – also feature a relaxing and chilling vibe perfect for the travelers.

Mini fridge, room service, air condition, free in-house movies, tea/coffee making, wireless internet, lift/elevator access, linen and towels provided, fridge – bar fridge, cable/satellite tv.

IBIS HOTEL  ★★★

Ibis Hotel offers a modern beach escape with its 24-hour room service and a 24-hour bar. It is also near the airport, shopping malls, and the Kuta Night Market. Each room is equipped with modern amenities. Ibis Hotel interior is also touched with an earth tone palette thus making it more look classically modern. The hotel staffs are very professional and they also offer great services that will make your vacation memorable.

Private bathroom, flat-screen tv, tea/coffee maker, safety deposit box, free toiletries, satellite channels, wake-up service.

KUTA LAGOON  ★★★

Kuta Lagoon Resort and Pool Villa will let you experience the genuine Balinese Hospitality. This hotel is dedicated to meet the guests expected convenience and impressive accommodation experience. Behind their narrow and mysterious entrance is a heavenly hotel with a grand pool surrounded by green plants. Kuta Lagoon Resort & Pool Villa, with its location being near the bustling streets of the city, is an “Oasis of Tropical Tranquility and Romance.” They also feature facilities that would definitely make your stay worthwhile.

Local and international tv channels, shower or bathtub with hot and cold water, 24-hour room service, in-room safe deposit box, coffee tea making facilities (at pool access room & villas), optional tours.

ULUWATU SUNSET TOUR + BBQ SEAFOOD DINNER

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Visit the Uluwatu Temple located on the 70-meter high cliff at Pecatu Village. It can be reached through a long stone stairway where monkeys can be often encountered. The Uluwatu Temple also has a great history worth discovering. The temple’s location features a great view of the Indian Ocean that looks more mesmerizing as the sun sets down. 

ULUWATU KECAK DANCE + BBQ SEAFOOD DINNER

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Another tourist attraction worth seeing in Uluwatu is the Kecak Dance. It is a traditional Balinese ritual that portrays a story of two young princes, a damsel in distress, and a mischievous monkey. It starts with a thirty barechested Indonesian men swaying to the rhythms. As they sit on the ground encircling the main characters the main story unfolds. 

FULL DAY UBUD, KINTAMANI & TAMPAK SIRING TOUR

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Travel around the Village of Ubud, Kintamani, and Tampak Siring within a day. The Ubud Village features interesting places that showcased some Balinese traditions. At the Kintamani, tourists can enjoy the beautiful view of the Mount Batur Volcano and the Lake Batur. It is a must-to-explore destination for nature lover travelers. Meanwhile, the Tampak Siring prides its place on the Tirta Empul Temple known also as the Holy Spring Temple. 

FULL DAY TAMAN AYUN, BEDUGUL & TANAH LOT TOUR

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Discover the beauty of the northwest part of Bali Island by exploring Tama Ayun, Bedugul and Tanah Lot. These places feature different tourists spots of Indonesia like the Candikuning Fruit Market, Bali Coffee Plantation, and the Jatiluwih Rice Terrace. Included also in the tour are some of the most famous temple in the Bali – The Taman Ayun Temple, the Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, and the Tanah Lot Temple. 

HALF DAY TANAH LOT TOUR

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Have a quick half day yet fully mesmerizing tour around Tanah Lot. The tour will let you discover the Western part of the Bali Island. Drop by the different tourist spots like the Taman Ayun Temple, Alas Kedaton Monkey Forest, and or the Tanah Lot Temple. This tour will give you an unforgettable journey around Bali.

HALF DAY DENPASAR CITY TOUR

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The Denpasar City Tour features an exploration through Bali’s traditional market and museums. This also includes a temple and several historical landmarks every tourist would find interesting.

TANJUNG BENOA, BANANA BOAT, COFFEE FACTORY & SHOPPING @ KUTA AREA

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If you are more of a beach person, this tour is perfect for you! Dive into the sea at the Tanjung Benoa and or ride a banana boat. Create your most awaited vacation at this beach that features crystal clear water and fine sands. Then proceed to a coffee factory that would surely make you awake during the tour. The last stop would be at the Kuta Area, a haven for every shopaholic!

WHITEWATER RAFTING@ AYUNG RIVER

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Get more adventurous at the Ayung River! It is the longest river in Bali that passes through mountain ranges. This would surely give you a thrilling experience as you go on a whitewater rafting adventure.

WAKA SAILING – CRUISE TO LEMBONGAN ISLAND

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If you want a relaxing calming tour. The Waka Sailing is perfect for you. Get lost in the beauty of the sea as you cruise to the Lembongan Island.

NIGHT AT THE ZOO (ELEPHANT FEEDING, ANIMAL ENCOUNTER, FIRE DANCE SHOW)

DOLPHIN LODGE (INTERACTION / SWIMMING WITH THE DOLPHINS)

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Hotel accommodation

Hotel pickup and drop off, an air-conditioned vehicle for transportation, other meals not stated, airplane ticket, gratuity and tipping, tour schedule, day 1 – arrival at indonesia; meet at the airport then transfer to hotel, day 2 – after breakfast free time or avail optional tours, day 3 – after breakfast, free time until departure, additional information, package requires a minimum of two (2) persons per booking., an additional private transfer to ubud hotels: usd18/pax., all transfers & tours are based on sic (seat-in-coach) basis., pick up time for hotel-to-airport transfer is 3 hours prior to flight departure time depending on the location of the hotel., all rates may be subject to change without prior notice., any cancellation or amendments upon finalization, a 100% cancellation charge will be imposed., force majure, regent travel shall not be refunded for failure to execute arrangements specified herein directly or indirectly occasioned by or through or in consequence of war, change of statuses of philippine government, strikes, riots, and acts of god or condition beyond the control of regent travel., leave a reply cancel reply.

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UKVI launches Super Priority Visa (SPV) service in Jakarta

Those applying for a UK visa in Jakarta, Indonesia, will have the option of paying to get a faster decision on their application.

A Super Priority Visa (SPV) is an optional, paid service that customers in select locations around the world can purchase, in addition to the visa fee, to receive a faster decision on their visa application.

This is the first time customers in Jakarta will be able to take advantage of the optional service.

Customers who choose SPV will be able to receive a decision on their UK visa application by the end of the next working day, if your appointment is on a weekday. It could take 2 working days after your appointment, if your appointment is at the weekend or on a bank holiday.

Customers should be aware that it can take longer than 2 working days, for example if the Home Office needs to ask you for more information.

The fee for the Super Priority Visa Service is currently £1,000, plus the standard fee for the type of visa being applied for.

The processing time for a Standard UK visa is 15 working days, although this excludes evenings, weekends or national, public holidays, and in some instances applications may take longer.

The very latest visa decision waiting times for each visa category are published on gov.uk . This also includes additional information about the priority services for those applying outside of the UK.

British Ambassador to Indonesia and Timor-Leste Dominic Jermey, said:

I am delighted the Super Priority Visa service is being launched in Jakarta. We expect this new service to be particularly useful for business, students and travellers in order to accommodate urgent requirements at very short notice. This is designed to give greater flexibility to our customers and underlines our strong commitment to make improvements to the visa services we offer for Indonesians travelling to the UK.

Additional information

You may get a refund of the priority service fee if you cancel your visa application. It depends on how you were told to prove your identity and what stage your application is at. You usually cannot get your money back when you’ve applied.

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April 11, 2024 - Israel-Hamas war

By Heather Chen , Antoinette Radford, Tori B. Powell , Aditi Sangal and Elise Hammond , CNN

Our live coverage of Israel's war on Hamas in Gaza has moved  here .

UN committee fails to reach consensus on full Palestinian membership, Security Council president says

From CNN’s Richard Roth and Michael Rios

A specialized UN committee failed to reach a consensus Thursday on Palestinian membership in the United Nations, according to the president of the UN Security Council.

Two-thirds of the committee members were in favor of moving on with membership, with many countries arguing that “Palestine fulfills all the criteria that are required” to be granted full state member status, Malta's Ambassador and Security Council President Vanessa Frazier said. 

She added that no one explicitly objected to the membership qualifications.

Frazier also said she would circulate a draft report on the deliberations as soon as Friday. If the committee doesn’t agree on the report, it could hold another meeting to iron out any differences.

Asked whether the process of deliberating Palestinian membership in the committee is now over, Frazier said, “Unless the next step of agreeing (to) the report of the committee warrants another meeting to iron out the differences, it’s not foreseen that there would be any further committee action.”

But she noted that any UN Security Council member can still table a resolution to vote on Palestinian membership at any time, regardless of the committee's report.

The US and Middle East brace for a possible Iran attack that could escalate the conflict. Here's the latest

From CNN staff

Concerns about a possible Iranian attack against Israel has prompted many diplomatic conversations around the globe.

Here are some developments on diplomacy around the threat of an attack:

• Iran's statement: The imperative for Tehran to "punish" Israel for the deadly strike on the Iranian consulate in Damascus last week might have been avoided if the attack had been condemned at the United Nations, Iran’s Mission to the UN said Thursday.
• US and UK diplomacy: US Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke with the foreign ministers of Turkey, China and Saudi Arabia on Wednesday night and Thursday morning to tell them that countries should be urging Iran not to escalate the conflict in the Middle East after  threats made by Tehran against Israel,  according to a State Department spokesperson. The top US general for the Middle East is also in Israel . Additionally, Britain's foreign secretary warned his Iranian counterpart on Thursday that Tehran “must not draw” the Middle East into a wider conflict .
• Israel receives US support: Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant spoke with Blinken and US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. The US officials expressed the country's support for Israel against Iranian threats. Gallant warned that such an attack could lead to a regional escalation.
• Travel restrictions: The US State Department restricted the travel of US government personnel in Israel in the wake of public threats against Israel by Iran. “The security environment remains complex and can change quickly depending on the political situation and recent events,” the alert noted. US officials  are on high alert  for a potential retaliatory strike by Iran or its proxies against Israel.

Meanwhile, here's some other updates:

• Hamas on hostages: A member of Hamas' political bureau said   a prisoner-hostage exchange is being discussed as part of larger ceasefire negotiations. "Part of negotiations is to reach a ceasefire agreement to have enough time and safety to collect final and more precise data" on the hostages held in Gaza, Basem Naim said in a statement on Thursday. "Because they (hostages) are in different palaces, (being held) by different groups, some of them are under the rubble killed with our own people, and we negotiate to get heavy equipment for this purpose."
• Updates on aid to Gaza: It is clear that Israel is working to ramp up humanitarian aid to Gaza, but it has not yet implemented all of the measures it has announced, a top United Nations humanitarian official said. Aid coming in trucks from Israel has to be "segregated from water, from food, from medical items" before it goes into Gaza, said Jamie McGoldrick, the UN’s humanitarian coordinator in Jerusalem. “Getting 400 trucks from Kerem Shalom doesn't mean 400 trucks go into Gaza,” he said, adding that the logistical complications are numerous, and take time to resolve. He also said Israel’s restrictions on movement inside the strip complicate matters.

Anera charity resumes work in Gaza after pausing when Israeli strike killed 7 World Central Kitchen staff

From CNN's Tala Alrajjal and Mohammed Tawfeeq

American Near East Refugee Aid (Anera) has resumed Gaza operations "after a temporary pause" following an airstrike that killed seven World Central Kitchen (WCK) aid workers on April 1.

"As you know, the decision to temporarily pause our operations was not an easy one. We followed the direction of our staff in Gaza, who've faced death, loss, and destruction since the start of the war," Sean Carroll, the president and CEO of Anera, said in a statement on Thursday. "After the killing of Anera staff member Mousa Shawwa , followed by the attack that killed seven aid workers from World Central Kitchen, we made the difficult but necessary decision to pause aid operations on April 2," Carroll added in the statement.

Carroll said Israeli authorities informed him during a meeting Thursday that "certain measures would be taken to protect humanitarian aid workers in Gaza – including Anera's staff."

"With the full support of our Gaza team, we have determined that the circumstances have changed sufficiently to resume our vital humanitarian work in Gaza," Carroll said. 

Anera on Thursday resumed "full operations in Gaza to deliver meals, food parcels, hygiene kits, tents, medical treatments, and more to families in dire need," according to the statement.

Iran says its imperative to punish Israel could have been avoided had UN Security Council condemned attack

From CNN’s Natalie Barr and Adam Pourahmadi

The imperative for Tehran to "punish" Israel for the deadly strike on the Iranian consulate in Damascus last week might have been avoided if the attack had been condemned at the United Nations, Iran’s Mission to the UN said Thursday.

“Had the UN Security Council condemned the Zionist regime’s reprehensible act of aggression on our diplomatic premises in Damascus and subsequently brought to justice its perpetrators, the imperative for Iran to punish this rogue regime might have been obviated," the  mission said on X.

The UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemned the attack on April 1, according to a statement from the UN spokesperson Stephan Dujarric. A Security Council discussion was held on April 2 to discuss the attack, but differences among members prevented any formal action or condemnation from taking place.

The United States is on high alert and actively preparing for a “significant” attack by Iran targeting Israeli or American assets in the region  in response to the strike in Damascus  that killed top Iranian commanders.

UK foreign secretary warns Iran not to draw Middle East into wider conflict

From CNN's Natalie Barr

Britain's foreign secretary warned his Iranian counterpart on Thursday that Tehran “must not draw” the Middle East into a wider conflict following a series of escalating threats made by Iran toward Israel.

British Foreign Secretary David Cameron told Iran's Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian that the United Kingdom was "deeply concerned about the potential for miscalculation leading to further violence. Iran should instead work to de-escalate and prevent further attacks," according to a post on X .

Iran's state-aligned Tasnim news agency on Thursday reported that Amir-Abdollahian had told Cameron that the silence from the UK and the United States following Israel’s attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus last week only served to encourage Israel to continue waging war in Gaza and expand its conflict in the region.

US and Israeli defense leaders discuss fears of Iranian attack

From CNN’s Michael Conte in Washington, DC, Tamar Michaelis in Jerusalem and Larry Register in Atlanta

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin spoke with Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant today to “reaffirm the US ironclad commitment to Israel’s security against threats from Iran and its proxies,” according to a Pentagon spokesperson.

The call comes a day after Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Israel " must be punished and it will be" following a strike on an Iranian embassy compound in Syria that killed seven Iranian officials.

Israel “will not tolerate an Iranian attack on its territory,” the statement read, adding that the two defense leaders also discussed detailed preparations “for an Iranian attack against the State of Israel.”

Gallant said an Iranian attack on Israel could lead to a regional escalation.

It is the second discussion held between Gallant and Austin over the past week, according to the statement. Gallant expressed his appreciation for Austin’s personal commitment to the security of the State of Israel and for the deepening cooperation between the defense establishments of both countries, as well as between the Israel Defense Forces and US CENTCOM.

State Department restricts personnel travel in Israel amid concerns over Iranian threats

From CNN's Jennifer Hansler

The US State Department has restricted the travel of US government personnel in Israel in the wake of public threats against Israel by Iran.

“Out of an abundance of caution, U.S. government employees and their family members are restricted from personal travel outside the greater Tel Aviv (including Herzliya, Netanya, and Even Yehuda), Jerusalem, and Be’er Sheva areas until further notice,” a  security alert  posted by the US Embassy Thursday said. “U.S. government personnel are authorized to transit between these three areas for personal travel.” “The security environment remains complex and can change quickly depending on the political situation and recent events,” the alert noted.

State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said he would not “speak to the specific assessments that led to us to restrict our employees and family members’ personal travel, but clearly we are monitoring the threat environment in the Middle East and specifically in Israel.”

“We have seen Iran making public threats against Israel in the past few days,” Miller said. “Israel is in a very tough neighborhood and we have been monitoring the security situation. You saw us slightly adjust for travel warnings at the beginning of this conflict and we conduct ongoing assessments all the time about the situation on the ground.”

US officials are on high alert for a potential retaliatory strike by Iran or its proxies against Israel.

Hamas says ceasefire with Israel is essential to collect data on hostages held in Gaza by different groups

From CNN's Abeer Salman and Mohammed Tawfeeq

A member of Hamas' political bureau said   a prisoner-hostage exchange is being discussed as part of larger ceasefire negotiations.

"Part of negotiations is to reach a ceasefire agreement to have enough time and safety to collect final and more precise data" on the hostages held in Gaza Basem Naim said in a statement on Thursday. "Because they (hostages) are in different palaces, (being held) by different groups, some of them are under the rubble killed with our own people, and we negotiate to get heavy equipment for this purpose," he added.

Naim's statement was in response to questions from media outlets about whether Hamas has been rejecting the latest proposal, which was made in Cairo over the weekend, because it can not release 40 hostages in the first phase of a three-stage ceasefire deal.

According to an Israeli official and a source familiar with the discussions, Hamas indicated it is currently unable to identify and track down those 40 Israeli hostages, raising fears that more hostages may be dead than are publicly known. 

CNN's record of the conditions of the hostages also suggests there are fewer than 40 living hostages who meet the proposed criteria.

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