Why go?
Watch the sunrise on a volcano, detox in Ubud, dive a shipwreck, surf, swim with stingrays, and see lions at arm's length.
Relax, SPA and detox
Indonesia is the perfect choice for rejuvenating your body and soul. We offer programs to suit every taste: from a beach holiday amidst heavenly landscapes to comprehensive detox programs in Ubud, world-class spas surrounded by lush greenery, meditation and yoga at sunrise, private villas, and pristine tranquility.
Adventures and expeditions
An island hopping itinerary can be incredibly contrasting and exciting: the tranquil Gili Islands, surfing and waterfalls in Lombok, volcano trekking and the rich culture of Java, an expedition to Komodo National Park... In one trip, you'll experience a whole range of emotions, go on safari, dive into the deep sea, and much more.
Personal program
Indonesia with us means more than just a typical Bali itinerary, but a completely personalized experience and VIP service. We'll design a tour program just for you, seamlessly combining beach relaxation with active itineraries. We'll provide a personal guide, arrange business-class transfers, and be with you 24/7.
Indonesia: From Unconventional Bali to an Expedition to Komodo
A trip to Indonesia can be structured in a variety of ways: a relaxing oceanside getaway, an active route through volcanoes and islands, or a wellness program with detox, yoga, and cultural experiences. Bali remains a key part of the destination, but it's not limited to beaches, although a classic beach vacation can be enjoyed in a wide variety of resort areas—from tranquil Sanur and fashionable Nusa Dua to the more lively Kuta or intimate Jimbaran. Bali also offers the tranquility of Ubud, sacred ablution ceremonies in ancient temples, volcano trekking, a safari park, and shipwreck diving. But beyond its most famous island, the real, contrasting, and vibrant Indonesia begins, which we'd be happy to show you.
The Gili Islands are perfect for relaxing by clear waters, snorkeling, and a car-free, intimate atmosphere. Lombok offers surfing and a forest of giant trees, while Nusa Lembongan boasts lagoons and mangroves. A more active trip can be enjoyed in Java and a climb to Ijen Volcano, while for a unique expedition experience, choose Komodo Island, with its sea crossings, pink beach, stingrays, and the famous monitor lizards. Indonesia with us isn't about pop-up tourist spots and clichéd itineraries; it's about a personal, unique adventure. If desired, the trip can be extended with a stop in Singapore, with its impressive architecture, gastronomy, and a comfortable break before exploring the islands.
Ubud
Situated in central Bali, amid rice fields and tropical forests, Ubud is considered the island's cultural center. It boasts temples, art studios, and private resorts with a strong focus on wellness programs. Away from the hustle and bustle of the coast, this is a place for those seeking inner balance.
Mount Batur
One of Bali's most accessible active volcanoes, Mount Batur is located in the Kintamani region and is known for its panoramic views of the lake and caldera. The landscape here is strikingly different from the typical resort-like Bali, and watching the sunrise at the summit can be one of the most memorable moments of the trip.
Lombok
Lombok is a more reserved, less touristy, and very tranquil alternative to Bali. It boasts long beaches and gently rolling green hills, while the infrastructure is less congested and cleverly integrated into the surrounding environment. This island is a good choice if you want to maintain comfort but want a change of scenery.
Tegalalang Rice Terraces
Tegalalang are cascading terraces descending hillsides amid palm trees and jungle. This instantly recognizable, postcard-perfect sight has become a staple of central Bali itineraries. Here, the traditional subak farming system, which shapes the island's appearance, is clearly visible.
Sekumpul Waterfall
Located in the northern part of the island, this waterfall is considered one of the largest and most picturesque in Bali. Several streams of water cascade through dense vegetation, creating a mesmerizing spectacle reminiscent of a lost world from an adventure film. Getting here is more challenging than the more popular spots, but it's worth the effort!
Gili Islands
A small archipelago off the coast of Lombok, three small islands with clear water, coral reefs, and a relaxed pace. There are no cars here, and the focus is on exciting snorkeling along the reefs and secluded relaxation. The format is noticeably different from Bali: it's very tranquil, completely devoid of hustle and bustle.
Tirta Ganga
Tirta Gangga is a royal water palace (bathhouse) in eastern Bali, built by the rulers of Karangasem. The complex features a system of pools, fountains, and ornamental gardens with stone carvings and statues. It is one of Bali's most visually stunning locations, where architecture and nature harmoniously complement each other.
Goa Lawah Temple
Goa Lawah is one of Bali's six main temples, located near a cave home to thousands of bats. It plays an important role in the island's spiritual system, and the atmosphere here is more authentic and less touristy than the famous temple complexes. It's best to visit at sunset, when the bats emerge from the cave.
Bali Safari & Marine Park
A large natural and entertainment park where you can see animals from Asia and Africa. With the premium Rhino Safari + Jeep 4x4 package, you can explore the park privately, observe the animals up close, and even hand-feed them. For lunch, you can enjoy a meal at a restaurant where lions stroll behind glass windows.
Nusa Lembongan
A small island southeast of Bali with lagoons, mangroves, and clear waters. It offers a more intimate atmosphere, and is definitely worth a visit for a closer look at the many facets of Indonesia. Getting around the island takes minimal time, making the vacation feel more leisurely.
Komodo National Park
A remote archipelago known for its stunning landscapes and Komodo dragon population. Itineraries here typically include island hopping—there are about thirty of them—relaxing on sandy beaches, swimming with stingrays, and snorkeling. A trip to Komodo is a complete expeditionary adventure within Indonesia.
Java Island
Java is strikingly different from Bali and adds a historical and natural depth to your Indonesian travels. It boasts major cities, historical monuments, and active volcanoes, all of which will add variety to your trip. The exotic Javanese culture and famous puppet theaters deserve special attention.
Ijen Volcano
Ijen is an active volcano on Java. Its caldera contains an acidic lake where sulfur is mined. Climbing Ijen is a unique experience! It requires moderate physical fitness, begins at night, and offers an unforgettable sunrise over the volcanic plateau, as well as the unusual glow of the Ijen Blue Fire.