Profound cultures and unique landscapes, with traditional customs, breathtaking volcanic scenery, primitive villages, and some of the best beaches in the world, all make Indonesia tours worth navigating. Being Asia's largest island country, here you can get diverse experiences. During an Indonesia tour, you can enjoy a taste of unique culture by strolling around the local street in Yogyakarta, exploring the world-heritage Borobudur and historical Prambanan, and appreciating iconic dance-dramas Barong and Keris Dance. Want to find a vacation vibe? Doze off at pristine Bali beaches and the tranquil Holy Spring of Tirta Empul Temple. While for adventurers, Indonesia offers some of the most beautiful rivers and volcanos, and Mount Batur exploration is another must-do.
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Indonesia Travel FAQs
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Taking advantage of visitor-friendly policies, travelers from most Western countries do not require a visa to enter Indonesia. Visitors from the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and more can enjoy visa-free entry for up to 30 days with a valid 6-month passport.
If necessary, there is also a visa on arrival for IDR 500,000 (about USD 30), which you can benefit from to visit Indonesia.
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Yes, effective from 14 February 2024, international visitors to Bali will need to pay an arrival fee of IDR 150,000 (about USD 10).
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The dry season, spanning from May to October, stands out as the prime time to explore Indonesia, offering perfect conditions for basking on sunny beaches and engaging in various outdoor adventures. While the period from November to April sees increased rainfall, it presents an opportunity to enjoy lower prices and witness the rejuvenated landscapes of the city despite occasional showers.
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Bottled water is the preferred choice when visiting Indonesia, and tap water should only be drunk after being thoroughly boiled.
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Although tipping is not customary in Indonesia, a tip of around 10% of the cost of services such as spa treatments, drivers, tour guides and hairdressers would be appreciated.
