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Explore the culture, countryside, and coastline of the "Island of the Gods" with this eight-day itinerary. Drive around the southeastern corner of the island through rice fields, temples, villages, the Monkey Forest, a volcanic caldera, and more before ending your trip on the beach.
Immerse yourself in the wonders of Indonesia on this three-week adventure across three of the country's most spectacular islands. Spot rare orangutans on an unforgettable multi-day jungle trek on Sumatra, then hop over to Java to visit ancient Buddhist temples and climb active volcanoes. Your adventure ends on the tropical beaches of Bali, where you'll snorkel through colorful underwater worlds and raft down the Ayung River.
Discover the best of Balinese nature, culture, and beaches on this 10-day adventure. For the first half of the trip, base yourself in Ubud, going on excursions to hike around rice terraces, cycle through villages, and visit the region's famous temples. Then you'll continue on the journey with a sunrise trek to the top of Mount Batur and a detour to Tanah Lot, a Balinese sea temple. Spend the last part of the trip in the resort town of Seminyak, the perfect jumping-off point for a boat cruise and snorkeling trip around Nusa Lembongan.
Experience the world-famous beauty of Indonesia's islands. Begin in the town of Ubud in Bali, where you'll hike through terraced rice fields, learn about local culture and crafts, and visit historic temples. Then, travel by speedboat to Gili Air. You'll snorkel, spot sea turtles, and explore its neighboring islands, with plenty of time for beachside relaxation. Return to Bali and travel to Seminyak to enjoy temple tours, a traditional dance performance, and a surf class.
From snorkeling with coral sharks to sleeping in a traditional cone-shaped hunt, this week-long itinerary is full of off-the-beaten-path adventures. You'll explore western Flores and the Komodo Archipelago, accompanied by knowledgeable local guides and rangers. Work your way through rugged terrain to secluded caves and remote villages, overnighting in local homes and breaking bread with locals. Then embark on a three-day boat trip through the Komodo archipelago that features jungle hikes, wildlife-viewing walks, and underwater excursions where you'll have the chance to snorkel with colorful fish.
Get to know the beautiful island of Bali on this weeklong tour of the island. Starting in Canggu, you'll drive along scenic Pupuan Road, passing terraced rice fields and jungle landscapes on your way to a temple that appears to float in mid-air. Hike to the gorgeous Munduk Waterfalls, then trek to the summit of Mount Batur for spectacular views at sunrise, followed by a soak in hot springs. You'll finish with a day of market browsing and strolling on the beach in Sanur.
To get the most out of Indonesia's vast cultural and natural treasures, you'll need at least 10 days. This is enough time to see different archipelagos or experience the...
A week in Indonesia allows you to focus on Bali, visit temples and swim in waterfalls, or combine a few days in Bali with a snorkeling and boating adventure around Lombok. Get...
With 10 days to spend in Indonesia, many travelers visit Bali for a highlights tour of the island's historic temples, beautiful beaches, and scenic rice fields. You could focus...
You can cover some serious ground with two weeks in Indonesia, exploring up to three different islands, or basing yourself on one or two islands for more in-depth cultural,...
January is the wet season in Indonesia, and many of the islands get hit with rain, making it a less-than-ideal time if you're seeking sunshine and beach-going activities. That...
During February, rain falls on many of Indonesia's islands as tropical monsoons roll across the sea. It's considered low season—tourists aren't out in heavy numbers, making it a...
March is a rainy month in Indonesia, and large swathes of the country get pummeled with tropical storms. Although Bali remains less affected, many of the other islands are...
April is a shoulder season in Indonesia when the country shifts from its wet, rainy low season into a more pleasant dry season that's sunny and full of visitors. It still gets a...
This epic 16-day Indonesian island-hopping sojourn begins on enchanting Bali with waterfalls, temples, monkeys, and a traditional cooking class. Swim at a water palace and discover lush rice terraces as you head to the island of Menjangan for several days of snorkeling in the protected tropical waters. Dive into water sports in Nusa Dua and explore Nusa Penida's unique rock formations, then fly to the Komodo archipelago to see Komodo dragons, watch flying foxes at sunset, and swim with manta rays.
With two luxury-infused weeks in Indonesia, you can spend extended time on lesser-visited islands exploring landscapes and villages untouched by tourism. Travelers with an affinity for temples and beaches will find Bali and Sumba an excellent match, while Munduk and Wangiwangi Island suit those eager to snorkel and trek. To get farther off the trodden trail, set your sights on the islands of Sulawesi and Flores. Or, focus your full attention on Java to experience volcanic landscapes and hands-on workshops.
Ten days in Indonesia is an excellent amount of time to experience the luxuries of Bali and one other island. Yogyakarta, on the island of Java, is a great choice for history and culture enthusiasts, while Sumba perfectly caters to those who dream of remote beaches and intriguing villages. Wildlife enthusiasts with a penchant for the finer things in life should consider a multiday cruise around Komodo National Park. Or, for a bit of romance, split your time between Bali's charming towns of Ubud and Jimbaran.
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