Indonesia
Must Do Adventure
Bucket List Experience
Komodo Dragon and Pink Beach
Stalk the strange reptile, the Komodo Dragon at Komodo Islands, on the Indonesia Tour. Visit Komodo Island National Park, a UNESCO-recognized heritage site, the natural habitat of the rare and creepy looking Komodo Dragon. Don’t get too close to the massive land reptile as the Komodo Dragon can eat a human alive! Stay close to your guide, and he will show you the way to click a selfie with the Dragon. Move on to the beautiful Pink Sand Beach in the Komodo Islands. Enjoy boating and snorkeling among the fishes and corals at the pretty pink beach.
Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat of Indonesia is an exotic paradise of tropical life-like corals, fishes, birds, mollusks, plants, and more. Go diving and sightseeing at Waisai, especially at the translucent Waiwo Beach, and enjoy cliff jumping and swimming in the blue waters of Pianemo Island. Get a legit diving certificate after a crash course in diving in the staggering underwater world of Raja Ampat and hike to heart’s content at the beautiful Wayag Archipelago, where the blue sky merges the emerald waters.
Bali
Take a heady swig of the intoxicating excitement of Bali on the Indonesia Tour. Admire the breathtaking seaside setting on the rocky islet of Pura Tanah Lot Temple and brave your heart to go trekking to the summit of Mount Batur. Visit the beautiful Uluwatu Temple during sunset, and watch out for the mischievous monkeys at Ubud Monkey Forest. Fall in love with Balinese art and culture at Ubud Art Market, and pay a visit to Neka Art Museum, Agung Rai Museum of Art, and more.
Borobudur
Visit the most prominent Buddhist Temple in the world at Borobudur in Java, Indonesia. Travel back in time and plunge deep into an ocean of spirituality, culture, history, and art at Borobudur. Borobudur sprawls across a large area and is the home of over 500 Buddha statues and 2600 relief panels. Visit the beautiful Selogriyo Temple, which offers stunning views of mountain peaks and greenery. Spend a few hours of relaxation at Padma Spa and meditate at Mendut Temple. Visit the Chicken Church and catch a glimpse of the sunset from Prambanan Temple.
Orangutans-Tanjung Puting
Take a boating tour through Tanjung Puting National Park, the home of wild, and amazing orangutans. There are eight different species of monkeys in the Park that include the distinctive proboscis monkey, which has a weird long nose. Watch out for the enormous orangutans that swing and prance between the thick and lush trees and keep your eyes out for the crocodiles too. Enjoy bird watching also as the Park plays home to more than 200 species of birds. Visit Camp Leaky, the preservation center of orangutans.
Mount Bromo
Brace yourself to be amazed at the mountain scenery and volcanic crater activities of Mount Bromo in the highlands of Eastern Java. Enjoy an exciting jeep ride up the steep slopes of Mount Bromo and then take a walk to the sunrise viewpoint of the mighty mountain, Mt. Bromo. Take a sip into a steaming mug of coffee or cup noodles and witness the majestic red and gold sunrise from the jagged peaks of Mount Bromo. Go horseriding in the Sea Of Sand desert at Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park.
When to Visit
Peak Season
Go on the Indonesia Tour between May and September when the weather is sunny and dry, and the temperature is moderate too.
Travel Guide
FAQs about Indonesia
How is internet access like in Indonesia?
Internet access is not favorable in Indonesia, as many sites are blocked, and the connection is unstable.
Can I use my mobile phone in Indonesia?
Mobile phones in other countries usually work in Indonesia. Purchase a local sim card to make phone calls or turn on the roaming facility of your sim card during the Indonesia Tour.
How are the toilets like in Indonesia?
The public toilets require squatting and have no flush system. You have to pour water into the bathroom that is available in the bathroom. Public restrooms are rare, so check into a cafe instead.
Can I drink tap water in Indonesia?
The tap water of Indonesia is safe for cleaning and cooking, but not for drinking. Drink bottled and filtered water during the Indonesia Tour.
Are credit cards accepted in Indonesia?
The metropolitan parts of Indonesia widely accept most credit cards and debit cards of significant companies and notably Visa, and MasterCard. Most of the places only accept cash.
What is the convenience of ATM access like in Indonesia?
You will only find ATM centers in the big cities of Indonesia, like Jakarta and Bali. Carry a sufficient amount of cash during the trips.
What to wear in Indonesia?
Pack in your shorts, tank tops, beachwear, party dresses, raincoats, and umbrella on the Indonesia Tour.
Is Indonesia safe for women to travel solo?
Indonesia is reasonably safe for women who travel solos and for solo tourists too.
