Indonesia

Indonesia is a captivating multi-cultural Archipelago

Indonesia offers visitors an incredible range of landscapes and biodiversity in the largest archipelagic country in the world.

Immerse Yourself. From the lush rice terraces of Bali to the ancient temples of Borobudur, Indonesia is both spectacular and spiritual.

Dive into the crystal-clear waters to discover a kaleidoscope of marine life.

Trek through the dense jungles to encounter endangered orangutans and other wildlife in their natural habitat.

Highlights of Indonesia

Too large to reduce to a short list, here are just a few of the highlights of Indonesia…

Bali: Stunning beaches, coral reefs, terraced rice paddies, and unique cultural scene, especially in the cultural hilltown of Ubud. Despite popularity, it’s still possible to escape the crowds to quieter rural areas for an authentic experience.

Java: The country’s heartland with highlights being the ancient cultural centre of Yogyakarta and it’s treasures the Borobudur and Prambanan Temples. Also the capital city of Jakarta – a bustling metropolis with culture, cuisine and commerce.

Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo): Much of this, the world’s 3rd largest island remains uncharted jungle traversed by mighty rivers. It offers the chance to witness orangutans in the wild, and is an adventure lover’s paradise.

Komodo National Park (Nusa Tenggara): The Southeast Islands are home to scores of ethnic groups, and as well as being famous for diving are home to the iconic Komodo dragons and diverse marine life.

Raja Ampat (West Papau): This archipelago is a famous diver’s paradise with some of the most biodiverse marine ecosystems. West Papau mainland remains impenetrable, largely unexplored and due forests, mountains and swamps almost unknown. However the intrepid and fit adventurer can trek into the remote Baliem Valley to see remote tribes and incredible scenery.

Sumatra: The 6th largest island in the world has 10 provinces witha strong cultural wealth spread among many ethnic groups. The vast forest of Kerinci Seblat NP is home to tiger, elephant and gigantic rafflesia flowers.

Gili Islands: Serene paradise near to Lombok for beach lovers and snorkelers.

Mount Bromo-Tengger-Semeru National Park (Java): This national park s named after the two volcanoes and the Tengger Hindu people who live here. It offers some of the world’s scariest volcanic scenery and is perfect for hiking and photography.

Tana Toraja (Sulawesi): Sulawesi has spectacular scenery with world class dive sites – including one of the world’s finest at Bunaken Marine Park. Plus the Toraja culture offers visitors a unique cultural experience.

Maluku: These are the historic Spice Islands, fought over still today and largely unexplored.

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