Explore Indonesia

The Wild West

Western Bali National Park, Pemuteran, Menjangan Island: pristine nature and snorkeling off the beaten path.

The South & The Beaches

Uluwatu, Seminyak, Sanur, Denpasar, Bukit: beaches, clifftop temples, beach life and sunsets.

Ubud & Central Bali

Ubud, Tegallalang and Jatiluwih rice terraces, craftsmanship, temples and monkey forest at the cultural heart of Bali.

East Bali: Amed, Sidemen & Mount Agung

Amed, Sidemen, Candidasa, Mount Agung, Kintamani and Batur: diving, authentic villages and sacred volcanoes.

The North: Munduk & the Lakes

Munduk, Lakes Bratan and Buyan, Sekumpul waterfalls, plantations and the cool heights of northern Bali.

Raja Ampat and Papua

At the far east of the archipelago, Raja Ampat concentrates 75% of known corals and Papua is home to the Dani peoples of the Baliem Valley, at 1,600 meters altitude.

Komodo and Flores

Komodo National Park and the volcanic crossing of Flores, from Komodo dragons at Rinca to the three colored lakes of Kelimutu, in a minimum of 7 days.

Sulawesi

Sulawesi

Four peninsulas, Toraja Country at the center and coral walls to the north: Sulawesi is explored in 12 to 14 days, via segments connected by short domestic flights.

Sumatra

The world's sixth-largest island, Sumatra aligns active volcanoes, wild orangutans of Gunung Leuser, Batak Lake Toba, and the matrilineal societies of Minangkabau.

Bali and Lombok

Two neighboring islands with contrasting characters: Hindu Bali, dense with temples and rice paddies, and Muslim Lombok, dominated by the Rinjani volcano and its still-quiet beaches.

Java

Java

A journey of 6 to 8 days between active volcanoes, 9th-century Buddhist temples, and living royal courts in Yogyakarta and Solo.