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Yogyakarta to Bali overland tour
Explore ancient temples, venture into rural villages, walk through lush coffee plantations and discover local cultures on this overland tour from Jogjakarta to Bali.
Experience the wildlife, rainforest, and rugged beauty of Borneo, the fast pace of Kuala Lumpur, and the beaches and culture of Bali.
Your exclusive honeymoon in Bali, Island of the Gods. Enjoy Bali’s enchanting culture, explore volcanoes and magical landscapes, stay in romantic hotels, go on sunset cruises and unwind on some of the best beaches in Asia.<
Three Islands, Java, Bali and Gili Meno
Indonesia island-hopping adventure on this unforgettable itinerary. Explore Java’s volcanos, walk through rice terraces and banana plantations, pray at iconic temples and cruise to Bali. Experience Balinese culture, visit Ubud's art scene, before heading to Gili Meno for a few days.
The best of Sumatra, visiting unspoiled Gunung Leuser National Park, a paradise of meandering rivers, dense forest and virgin trekking trails inhabited by tigers, elephants and, most famously, orang-utans. Explore Lake Toba by local boat, visit colourful Toba Batak villages and learn about Minangkabau culture.
JAVA…. Travel through an extraordinarily diverse landscape, from the historical wonders of Java to the exotic island of Bali. From towering volcanoes to dense forest, manicured rice paddies and teeming cities, discover the splendour of UNESCO World Heritage sites, enjoy cultural shows and witness sunrise over Mount Bromo.
With active volcanoes and deadly dragons, the islands of the Komodo National Park are among the most rugged and hostile on the planet but they also contain stunning tropical scenery, with lush jungle and aquamarine seas. Discover the unique wildlife of Rinca island, including monkeys, wild boar, buffalo and of course Komodo dragons.
Explore the unique, cultural and geological wonders of Java from the coastal city of Semarang and on to Borobudur and then Jogjakarta. Visit traditional villages and markets, see magnificent views of volcanic craters, visit Solo to see the traditional 'Batik' style of design and spend time in the plantations that produce the famed Java coffee.
Sulawesi is a delightful potpourri of people and cultures and is probably one of the most interesting regions of Indonesia. In the south are the seafaring races of the Bugis and Makassarese, in the north are the friendly folk of the Manado-Minahasa area, and in the central highlands are the Toraja people with their fascinating funeral rites.
