Tanjung Puting · Borneo
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Private 3D2N and 4D3N klotok routes with guided orangutan visits in Tanjung Puting.
INDONESIA DMC FOR THE TRAVEL TRADE
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We plan private journeys across Indonesia for travel agents and tour operators, from orangutan forests to island shores.
Based in Jakarta, planning journeys across Indonesia.
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Yogyakarta & East Java
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Yogyakarta programmes from 3D2N to 5D4N, day experiences, and an 8D7N route to Bromo.
Komodo & Flores
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Boat routes from Labuan Bajo through Komodo National Park, with guided wildlife visits.
Paisu Pok Lake, Luk Panenteng, Peleng Island · Banggai Kepulauan Photo credit for Paisupok
Banggai Kepulauan, Central Sulawesi
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Clear water reveals submerged branches beneath the forest canopy at this lake beside Luk Panenteng on Peleng Island.
Nusi Babaruk beach · Padaido Islands, Biak Numfor Photo credit for Padaido Islands
Biak Numfor, Papua
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Southeast of Biak, the Padaido Islands combine low islands, coral reefs, seagrass beds and village shores.
Danau Cinta, Makalehi Island · Sitaro Photo credit for Makalehi Island
Siau Tagulandang Biaro Islands, North Sulawesi
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Danau Cinta sits inside Makalehi’s volcanic landform, with green ridges between the crater lake and the open sea.
Saparua coast and Fort Duurstede · Regional context for a Lease Islands journey to Nusalaut Photo credit for Nusalaut
Maluku Tengah, Maluku
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Nusalaut pairs Ameth’s reef-lined shore with village visits, historic churches and Sila’s Bawerwijk fort.
Bentenan coast, Pusomaen · Regional context for the Tumbak area Photo credit for Tumbak
Minahasa Tenggara, North Sulawesi
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Local boat trips from Tumbak reach small islands, mangroves and snorkelling sites off North Sulawesi’s southeastern coast.
The second tier of Riam Dait, Landak, West Kalimantan. Photo credit for Riam Dait
Landak, West Kalimantan
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Riam Dait’s waterfall tiers descend through forest above pale sandy banks in West Kalimantan.
Weluan Beach near Saumlaki, Yamdena · Regional context for the Tanimbar journey to Matakus Photo credit for Matakus Island
Tanimbar Islands, Maluku
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A boat crossing from Saumlaki leads to Matakus beach and the island’s village community.
Pasir Panjang Beach, Mbuang-Mbuang Island · Banggai Laut Photo credit for Mbuang-Mbuang
Banggai Laut, Central Sulawesi
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Mbuang-Mbuang combines Paisu Batongan jellyfish lake, Bukit Popisi and the community-protected Taman Kima marine area.
Mursala waterfall meets the sea off the coast of Central Tapanuli, North Sumatra. Photo credit for Mursala Island
Tapanuli Tengah, North Sumatra
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Mursala’s waterfall drops from a forested granite cliff directly into the sea off Central Tapanuli.
A river trail in Manusela National Park, Seram · Regional context for Masihulan Photo credit for Masihulan
Maluku Tengah, Maluku
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Local guides lead forest birdwatching near Manusela National Park, including searches for Moluccan cockatoos and other Seram birds.
View from Batu Gantung, Mount Tompotika · Banggai Photo credit for Tompotika & Taima
Banggai, Central Sulawesi
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Visit the Taima-Libuun nesting ground by prior arrangement to learn how local communities and the conservation team protect maleo.
Danau Kaco in the forest near Lempur, Kerinci, Jambi. Photo credit for Danau Kaco
Kerinci, Jambi
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A forest trail from Lempur leads to this small blue lake in the Kerinci Seblat landscape.
The highland landscape of Fatumnasi, Timor Tengah Selatan, East Nusa Tenggara. Photo credit for Fatumnasi
Timor Tengah Selatan, East Nusa Tenggara
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Mossy woodland, open grassland and rocky hills surround this highland village in West Timor.
The layered rock formations of Kelabba Maja, Sabu Raijua. Photo credit for Kelabba Maja
Sabu Raijua, East Nusa Tenggara
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Red, brown and pale cliff layers form an eroded landscape near Hawu Mehara on Sabu Island.
Danau Sentarum from Tekenang during the dry season, August 2019. Photo credit for Danau Sentarum
Kapuas Hulu, West Kalimantan
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A boat route through Kapuas Hulu links seasonal lakes, wetland forest and waterside communities.
Triton Bay, Saria · Kaimana, West Papua Photo credit for Triton Bay
Kaimana, West Papua
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Boat routes from Kaimana link forested limestone islands, dive areas and the Maimai rock-art coast.
Piaynemo islands and lagoons · Raja Ampat Photo credit for Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat, Southwest Papua
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Choose one island base for Raja Ampat’s coral reefs, forested limestone islands and coastal communities.
Shallow coral reef · Wakatobi National Park Photo credit for Wakatobi
Wakatobi, Southeast Sulawesi
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Wakatobi combines coral-reef diving and snorkelling with island visits around Kaledupa, Hoga and Liya Togo.
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EAST JAVA, THROUGH THE HOURS
Two volcanoes. Two early starts.
Follow the journey from pickup to the morning view, then shape the route around your clients.
MALANG · A NIGHT DRIVE & SUNRISE
Bromo, at first light.
Follow the night drive, the jeep ride and the changing view across the caldera as the sun comes up.
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BANYUWANGI · A WALK INTO MORNING
Ijen, before the day begins.
From Paltuding to a view of the crater lake. Explore the sample route and check the latest access note before planning dates.
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Destinations beyond the familiar routes.
Add clear-water lakes, forest waterfalls and island journeys to your clients’ Indonesia itinerary.
Clear water reveals submerged branches beneath the forest canopy at this lake beside Luk Panenteng on Peleng Island.
Paisu Pok Lake, Luk Panenteng, Peleng Island · Banggai Kepulauan · Photo: Nourish25
Boat routes from Kaimana link forested limestone islands, dive areas and the Maimai rock-art coast.
Triton Bay, Saria · Kaimana, West Papua · Photo: David Stanley
Red, brown and pale cliff layers form an eroded landscape near Hawu Mehara on Sabu Island.
The layered rock formations of Kelabba Maja, Sabu Raijua. · Photo: nadyaradjah
Riam Dait’s waterfall tiers descend through forest above pale sandy banks in West Kalimantan.
The second tier of Riam Dait, Landak, West Kalimantan. · Photo: Halim toc
Southeast of Biak, the Padaido Islands combine low islands, coral reefs, seagrass beds and village shores.
Nusi Babaruk beach · Padaido Islands, Biak Numfor · Photo: Victor MRN
Mossy woodland, open grassland and rocky hills surround this highland village in West Timor.
The highland landscape of Fatumnasi, Timor Tengah Selatan, East Nusa Tenggara. · Photo: Alexandria puteraJOURNEYS TO BUILD ON
Start with a sample journey.
Kalimantan: Orangutans & River Journey
A river journey into Tanjung Puting, with forest walks and time to look for orangutans.
View itinerary for Kalimantan: Orangutans & River JourneySumatra: Orangutans & Forest Trails
Forest trails, orangutan habitat and slow days in Bukit Lawang.
View itinerary for Sumatra: Orangutans & Forest TrailsBali: Ubud & Sanur
Temples, village life and a few unhurried days by the sea.
View itinerary for Bali: Ubud & SanurWe adapt each sample route to your clients. Your proposal confirms the accommodation, availability and trade rates.
Work with our English-speaking team on your clients’ Indonesia journey. Send us the traveller brief; we’ll develop the route and coordinate accommodation, transport, guides and experiences.
The proposal confirms each service, the guide’s language, availability and rates for your dates.
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