Indonesia
From green rice paddies and steaming volcanoes to tropical islands and ancient culture: Indonesia is perfect for travelers who love to keep exploring.
Discover Indonesia on an adventurous trip
Indonesia is so much more than its well-known islands of Bali, Java and Sumatra. Go island hopping around the Gili and Nusa Islands, climb volcanoes such as Mount Bromo, Mount Agung and Mount Rinjani, and explore the spectacular Komodo National Park. On our travel blog, we share our best tips for exploring Indonesia, from unique sights and beautiful places to stay to inspiring itineraries. We’ll also tell you when to go, so you can start your adventure well prepared.
Our Favorite Places in Indonesia
From Bali and the Nusa Islands to Lombok and Komodo: discover our favorite spots, helpful travel tips, and inspiration for your trip through Indonesia.
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Our Favorite Places in Indonesia
From Bali and the Nusa Islands to Lombok and Komodo: discover our favorite spots, helpful travel tips, and inspiration for your trip through Indonesia.
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Practical Tips for Traveling Through Indonesia
From island hopping and transportation to the best time to travel, accommodations, and planning a great itinerary: discover our practical tips for an adventurous trip through Indonesia.
When is the best time to visit Indonesia?
The best time to travel varies by island, but for many popular destinations, the dry season runs roughly from April to October. If you're planning a road trip, it's a good idea to check the climate for each region.
How do you travel between the islands in Indonesia?
Within Indonesia, you can reach many islands by domestic flights, ferries, and fast boats. Which option is most convenient depends on your itinerary and the islands you want to visit.
Besides Bali, which islands are worth visiting?
In addition to Bali, the Nusa Islands, Gili Islands, Lombok and the Komodo Islands are popular choices. Each island has its own atmosphere and landscape, allowing you to discover different sides of Indonesia in a single trip.
How many weeks do you need for a trip in Indonesia?
For a trip that combines several islands, two to three weeks is a good starting point. If you have more time, you can slow down the pace and explore more places without constantly being on the move.
Which volcanoes can you visit in Indonesia?
Indonesia is a paradise for volcano enthusiasts. Bromo, Agung, and Rinjani are among the most famous volcanoes you can visit. Read more about the hike to the summit of Mount Rinjani.
What is the difference between Bali and Lombok?
Bali is diverse and vibrant, with a vast selection of temples, rice fields, restaurants, beach clubs, and accommodations. The island is well-developed and therefore easy to get around, but popular spots like Ubud and Canggu can get quite crowded. Lombok is wilder and quieter, with expansive beaches, traditional Sasak villages, and the Rinjani volcano. The island feels more adventurous and less crowded, but traveling there sometimes requires a bit more planning. Get inspired by Our Tips for Bali and Lombok to find out which island is the best fit for you.
