5 articles to prepare your trip
The Indonesian archipelago boasts vast and remarkably diverse geography. Volcanoes, mountains, beaches, plains, rivers and jungles shape Indonesia's exotic landscapes. From rafting to canoeing,
The Indonesian archipelago holds immense natural treasures and offers countless bodies of water ideal for water sports. Canoeing and kayaking are practiced throughout all regions of Indonésie. Whether along the coast, in the middle of a volcanic lake, or down the rapids of one of the archipelago's rivers, you'll always find a place to enjoy this activity.
Togian Islands
Nestled in the Tomini Gulf, the Togian Islands captivate visitors with their coral reefs, traditional Bajau stilt villages, and a remarkable lake inhabited by harmless jellyfish.
La Ville De Parapat
Nestled on the shores of Lake Toba, Parapat is your gateway to Samosir Island and the Batak culture of northern Sumatra. A complete guide to preparing your visit.
Munduk
Perched at 1,000m altitude in northern Bali, Munduk reveals hidden waterfalls, sacred lakes and coffee plantations far from mass tourism.
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