Seventeen thousand islands of volcanoes, rainforest, coral reefs and some of the friendliest people in Asia.
Indonesia stretches further than the width of the United States: the temples of Java, the dragons of Komodo, the orangutans of Borneo and the reefs of Raja Ampat are all part of one remarkable country.
Most travelers start in Bali and add an island or two: Lombok and the Gilis for slow beach days, Flores for volcano lakes, or Java for Borobudur at sunrise. Short domestic flights and fast boats make island-hopping easy, and our local team handles every connection.
The places our guides insist you shouldn't miss, many of them included in our Indonesia tours.
Ulun Danu, Tanah Lot and Tirta Empul, the island's most sacred temples.
Limestone islands and the richest coral reefs on the planet.
Car-free islands with turtles, sunset bars and easy snorkelling.
A smoking crater rising from a sea of sand, best at sunrise.
Seven cascades in a jungle gorge in Bali's quiet north.
Rosy sand and clear water beside the home of the Komodo dragon.
Across most of Indonesia the dry season runs from April to October, with clear seas for diving and the best trekking. The wet season brings short, heavy showers and very green landscapes.
Calm seas, clear water and sunny days across the islands.
Good weather, fewer visitors and better rates.
Afternoon downpours, quiet beaches and lush rice fields.
From culture trips to private honeymoon villas, every Indonesia tour is led by our own local team.
Practical advice from our local team to help you travel respectfully and make the most of every day.
Most nationalities can buy a 30-day Visa on Arrival (about US$35) at major airports, or apply online beforehand as an e-VoA.
Domestic flights link the main islands in one to two hours; fast boats run between Bali, Lombok and the Gilis. We book every connection for you.
Light clothing for the heat, with shoulders and knees covered at temples and in rural villages. A sarong is useful everywhere.
No. Drink bottled or filtered water and bring a reusable bottle: many hotels offer refill stations.
Yes. Every Travel26 tour requires insurance that covers medical treatment and cancellation. We can arrange a comprehensive policy when you book.
Fly into Labuan Bajo early in the morning: the boats to Komodo leave at 7am and see the dragons before the heat.
Talk to a Indonesia specialist and get a free, tailor-made itinerary within 24 hours.
