Individual tours to Indonesia

Bali boasts a multitude of breathtaking natural locations and iconic cultural landmarks. Our team will create a tour program tailored to your preferences: no clichéd routes or mandatory stops, just what interests you! A Bali trip can include both popular and less obvious, less-visited attractions. Among the more touristy ones are Tanah Lot Temple, perched on a cliff overlooking the ocean, the Monkey Forest in Ubud, and the Tegalalang Rice Terraces, where cascading slopes descend among palm trees and greenery. These locations beautifully showcase different sides of the island: sacred architecture, nature, and the more vibrant, everyday side of Bali.

For a more in-depth exploration of the region's traditions, you can add to your itinerary the Valley of the Kings, Gunung Kawi, with its ancient temple and tombs, or the Sebatu Temple, where the Melukat ablution ritual is performed, in which you can also participate. If you're looking for more natural trails, we suggest visiting Sekumpul Waterfall in the north of the island; for an unusual temple experience, visit Goa Lawah with its bat cave. A vacation with our team is unique in that both the pace of the trip and the program's highlights are individually tailored.

If you're looking to add an active twist to your Bali excursion program, we suggest a climb to the active Mount Batur. The day begins early: we usually depart from our hotel at night, so you can stand at the summit by dawn and enjoy the sunrise. The starting point is in the mountainous region of Kintamani, and the climb itself takes about two hours. From the volcano's observation deck, you can enjoy views of the caldera and Lake Batur—one of the island's most striking landscapes, completely unlike beachside Bali. We can arrange a light breakfast or a break in a coffee shop with a stunning panorama.

After the descent, we'll head to the Toya Devasya hot springs: a great way to recover from the trek. A logical continuation of the route is the north of the island, heading to the Lovina and Bondalem areas, where the sea and beach experience await, the reason travelers love Bali so much. This day can be the perfect transition from the active part of the trip to a more relaxing coastal getaway. Other resort areas we can suggest for the beach portion of the program include Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Sanur, and others.

Tulamben in eastern Bali is best known for its wreck diving at the USAT Liberty. This American cargo ship, built in 1918, was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine while en route from Australia to the Philippines in January 1942 during World War II near the Lombok Strait. The damaged vessel was towed to shore near Tulamben, but after the eruption of Mount Agung in 1963, it drifted into the water. The upper hull lies at a depth of approximately 5-6 meters, making the location suitable not only for diving but also for snorkeling in the shallows. Fragments of the hull, the stern gun, and coral-covered structures are visible underwater, along with coral gardens and schools of fish.

A trip to Tulamben can be combined with the Tirta Gangga Water Palace, located approximately 20 km from the dive site. Built in 1948 by the Rajah of Karangasem, this complex's name translates as "water of the Ganges" and refers to the sacred significance of water in Balinese culture. The Tirta Gangga grounds feature pools, fountains, stone walkways, statues, and manicured gardens. A tranquil stroll among the water, stone, and greenery awaits, ideal before or after your dive to USAT Liberty.

A safari at Bali Safari & Marine Park is one of the most vibrant and memorable experiences in Bali, especially if you're looking for a more dynamic experience in addition to ancient temples and heavenly beaches. The park's most premium program, Rhino Safari + Jeep 4x4, offers a private jeep ride through open-air enclosures where you can see lions, tigers, zebras, orangutans, hippos, elephants, and other animals. You'll be able to hand-feed the animals, and after the safari, you'll have time to explore the park, attend an animal show, and enjoy an elephant ride.

Breakfast or lunch on this day will be served at the Tsavo Lion restaurant. Its unique feature is that you'll be able to observe lions through glass panels, literally within arm's reach, while you dine. At the end of the day, we'll arrange a transfer to your hotel—either on the coast of Bali or to your next destination. This makes for a truly unique experience: no long transfers between locations, but a rich program and close encounters with wildlife.

Nusa Lembongan is located near Bali: a speedboat ride from Sanur takes about 30 minutes. It's a compact island, so travel time is short, so even a couple of days is enough to see a variety of locations. We'll arrange transfers to the port, ferry service, island pickup, and hotel accommodation. From there, it's up to you: free time relaxing on the beach or exciting excursions with a personal guide.

One of the main routes in Lembongan is a walk through the mangrove forests. You can explore them by boat or kayak, navigating the narrow waterways amidst the dense vegetation. Jungut Batu is ideal for a beach holiday, while for photogenic views, head to the Blue Lagoon and Devil's Tear, where waves crash violently against the rocks, raising towering spray. If you're interested in the underwater world, you can snorkel or dive: near the island, you'll find coral gardens, sea turtles, and colorful fish, and at Manta Point, you might even spot manta rays. Surfing off the coast of Lembongan is also worth trying, with waves suitable for both beginners and experienced surfers.

Komodo is one of the most unique parts of your Indonesian trip, adding a true expedition feel to your island getaway. We'll arrange a flight via Labuan Bajo on Flores Island, and then continue by boat: speedboat, picturesque beaches, viewpoints, and snorkeling. We can organize a two- or three-day trip, depending on your preferences and your overall Indonesia itinerary.

The highlight of the itinerary is Komodo Island, where you can see the famous Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. Afterwards, you can visit Pink Beach: the sand's pinkish hue is due to red coral particles, and the clear water makes it ideal for snorkeling. At Manta Point, you can observe manta rays from a boat or swim alongside them—a unique, exhilarating experience with marine life! An extended itinerary can include trekking on Padar Island, the white-sand beach of Taka Makassar, Kanawa Island for relaxing on the beach and snorkeling, and the Batu Cermin Mirror Cave in Labuan Bajo. A visit to Komodo is a complete, albeit short, sea voyage through rare natural locations.