Indonesia Tours
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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.
Indonesia Private Tours in 2025
These itineraries are designed to give you some suggestions for what is possible when you travel to Indonesia. Whether you are looking for a beach holiday or a celebration journey for special occasions, let us know your ideas and you will be rewarded with a unique trip 100% tailored for you.
Southeast Asia Tours Including Indonesia
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Thailand and Indonesia Tour: From Bangkok to Bali
16 DaysThailand: Bangkok, Kanchanaburi, Ayutthaya; Indonesia: Bali, Ubud, Munduk, Pemuteran, Pupuan, Kuta -
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Malaysia, Singapore With Bali Beach
13 DaysMalaysia: Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Penang; Singapore; Indonesia: Bali
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Indonesia Travel FAQs
- Is a visa necessary to visit Indonesia?
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.
- Is there a new fee while visiting Bali?
Yes, effective from 14 February 2024, international visitors to Bali will need to pay an arrival fee of IDR 150,000 (about USD 10).
- When is the best time to visit Indonesia?
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.
- Is tap water safe to drink in Indonesia?
Bottled water is the preferred choice when visiting Indonesia, and tap water should only be drunk after being thoroughly boiled.
- Is tipping mandatory in Indonesia?
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.
Best Places to Visit in Indonesia
Endowed with a divine nature, Bali is known as "Paradise Island" and is home to many hot spots for Indonesia tours. Tanah Lot is one of the most famous, located on a giant rock off the shore. To visit, you must wait until the tide is low. If you love animals, the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary is the perfect place known for its long-tailed grey macaques. Then, as you can see on numerous brochures and bloggers' social media, go to Tegallalang Rice Terraces. Next, Tirta Empul Temple offers you the chance to join the locals in the cleansing ritual. Of course, Uluwatu Temple, Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, Besakih Temple, Goa Gajah, Sanur Beach, and West Bali National Park are all worth visiting. In addition, an array of activities are also waiting for you to try, such as a spa, massage, yoga, and snorkeling.
- YOGYAKARTA
The historic city dates back hundreds of years. It served as the seat of Java's first powerful empire and the birthplace of Javanese culture and art. From exploring the open-air museum of Kraton to strolling through the famous Borobudur complex and Prambanan Temple. The city will not disappoint you if you want to experience its distinctive culture.
- JAKARTA
Located on the northwest coast of Java Island, Jakarta is a city with a long history and was a famous port for exporting pepper and spices hundreds of years ago. Today, it's the largest city in Southeast Asia and a popular tour destination. National Monument, Istiqlal Mosque, and Taman Mini Indonesia Indah are the must-see attractions in the city.
- KOMODO
This island is well-known for the Komodo dragon, a priceless species and a must-see when traveling in Indonesia. They are the largest lizards now living in the world, with average body lengths of 2-3 meters. However, the mystical animal is in danger of going extinct, and that's why the government built a national park to expand their family on the island.
- LOMBOK
The seaside scenery of Lombok is comparable to that of Bali, with clear blue waters, the majestic volcano, and the unique customs of the Sasak people. The food on the island is also very distinctive with strong tropical flavors, such as Sate Ikan Tanjung, which is roasted sea fish mixed with coconut milk, lemon leaves, garlic, curry, and chili peppers.
Indonesia Travel Guide
- 1 Week in Indonesia: Itinerary Ideas of Bali & MoreFrom the classic highlights of Bali for first-timers to the further exploration of Sumatra Island, from a family tour in Lombok to an adventurous journey in Flores with Komodo, check out these 5 best 10-day itineraries for your ideal Indonesia trip.Read More
- Indonesia's Komodo National Park Travel Guide 2025At Komodo National Park, abundant wildlife like Komodo dragons, charming pink beach, and various water sports will give you a deep impression of this ancient place. This guide offers essential information for you to step into the pristine world.Read More
- FAQs About Indonesia Tours for First-TimerGot questions about your first trip to Indonesia? Check out this collection of frequently asked questions for essential tips on visas, local currency, the best time to visit, handy packing lists, and more to satisfy your curiosity. Get ready for...Read More
- Top 10 Festivals Celebrated in Indonesia 2025/2026Galungan and Kuningan, Bali Spirit Festival, Java Jazz Festival, etc. are the top festivals in Indonesia. From local traditions to modern ones for all ages, you'll always find one to join. Know it from here to make your colorful Indonesia journey.Read More
- Guide for Bali Arts Festival in Indonesia 2025 & 2026Come and join us for the Bali Arts Festival! It's a collection of Balinese traditional dances, musical performances, art exhibitions, and craft bazaars that bring to life the island's cultural heritage. You can see the best of Bali in a short time!Read More
- Malaysian Borneo vs Indonesian Kalimantan: Which One to Visit?Borneo has a unique culture and verdant jungles. But Malaysian or Indonesian Borneo, which to explore, is a contentious topic. This post is to provide you with clear and concise answers to your questions so that you can make an informed decision.Read More
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