On our Indonesia tours, you’ll see all that this epic destination is famous for, and so much more – all the way from Bali’s buzzing beaches to Komodo Island’s calming sunsets.
You'll have the chance to rustle up a traditional Balinese meal in Ubud’s rice fields, snorkel with Manta rays, and even spot Komodo dragons in the wild. Yup, you’ll go beyond the beach clubs and see a whole new side of Indonesia.
Best part? You’ll never have to worry about figuring out transport & stays. Cuz we’ll take care of it all AND hook you up with the best road crew (with Local Guides too!). So, wanna visit Indonesia? Check out our trips below.
Go beyond the beach clubs
On our Indonesia trips for 18-35s, you'll discover Bali's hidden cultural gems with a traditional cooking class & even explore remote islands.
Nature like never seen before
Swimming with Manta rays, seeing Komodo dragons, snorkelling in clear blue water. You’ll do it all on our Indonesia trips for 18-35s.
VIP vibes only
From staying on a houseboat (surrounded by stunning natural beauty) to grabbing welcome drinks at one of Bali’s most popular beach clubs. You’ll feel like a VIP in no time.
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Trek through Komodo National Park with a local park ranger and check out all the views & wildlife here. Think: wild horses, buffaloes, pigs and the one and only - Komodo dragons!
Hit the trails to the summit of Indonesia’s most famous volcano, Mt Batur for an unforgettable sunrise trek with a local guide, passing through volcanic ash, sand, and small rocks, and remnants from eruptions.
Kick off your Indonesia trip with welcome drinks at one of the most happening beach clubs in Bali (that’s planet-friendly too!). Your first cocktail is on us!
This spot is famous for its high rate of manta ray spotting. So, put on your snorkelling gear, get exploring and keep your eyes peeled! It’s a must-do on your trip to Indonesia.
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clear searchIndonesia uses the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). It’s widely available, and you’ll often deal with large denominations due to the exchange rate.
The best time to visit is during the dry season, from April to October, when the weather is sunny and ideal for outdoor activities.
Indonesia has a tropical climate AKA it’s hot and humid year-round. The wet season (November to March) brings heavy rainfall and temperatures ranging from 20°C to 30°C. The dry season offers clear skies temps between 27°C and 32°C.
Your visa requirements can change according to your citizenship. Check out this handy visa guide if you wanna know more about whether you’ll need a visa to travel to Indonesia. to see if you need one.
ATMs are usually common in cities and tourist areas but can be scarce in rural regions. So, it’s best to carry some cash to smaller shops, markets, and remote destinations.
This depends on what you wanna do & see in Indonesia. If you’re only planning on visiting Bali, around a week is enough time to tick off the hotspots and check out some cultural gems. But if you plan on visiting Komodo National Park, and exploring remote islands, you’ll need at least 10 days.
You’ll need lightweight, breathable clothes for Indonesia’s weather. Plus, swimsuits, sun cream, sunglasses, and flip-flops for all the sea exploration you’ll be doing. It’s also a good idea to bring a scarf and shawl with you if you’re visiting religious sites or rural villages.
Tipping is appreciated but not required. Around 5-10% of your bill is standard at restaurants, and small tips for drivers, guides, and hotel staff are usually welcomed.
Tap water is usually not the safest to drink in Indonesia. So, it’s best to stick to bottled water or purified water when you’re visiting Indonesia.
Yup, internet access is reliable in cities & popular tourist spots. If you’re visiting rural areas, it’s a good idea to get a local SIM card for more coverage.
In major tourist areas (like Bali), LGBTQIA+ travellers are generally welcomed. But it’s probably best to avoid public displays of affection across the country.
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