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: Nourish25INDONESIA DESTINATIONS
Plan Indonesia, island by island.
Start with established routes through Kalimantan, Sumatra, Bali, Java, Komodo and Lombok, or compare further options across the archipelago. Each guide sets out the route, access and local conditions to check before quoting.
THE DESTINATION COLLECTION
Destinations beyond the core routes.
18 destinations
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
Danau Cinta sits inside Makalehi’s volcanic landform, with green ridges between the crater lake and the open sea.
Danau Cinta, Makalehi Island · Sitaro · Photo: Petualang Kantoran
Nusalaut pairs Ameth’s reef-lined shore with village visits, historic churches and Sila’s Bawerwijk fort.
Saparua coast and Fort Duurstede · Regional context for a Lease Islands journey to Nusalaut · Photo: Government of Indonesia, BPCB Maluku Utara publication (photographer not credited)
Local boat trips from Tumbak reach small islands, mangroves and snorkelling sites off North Sulawesi’s southeastern coast.
Bentenan coast, Pusomaen · Regional context for the Tumbak area · Photo: Winarto km
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
A boat crossing from Saumlaki leads to Matakus beach and the island’s village community.
Weluan Beach near Saumlaki, Yamdena · Regional context for the Tanimbar journey to Matakus · Photo: Dias setiawan
Mbuang-Mbuang combines Paisu Batongan jellyfish lake, Bukit Popisi and the community-protected Taman Kima marine area.
Pasir Panjang Beach, Mbuang-Mbuang Island · Banggai Laut · Photo: Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of Indonesia (photographer not specified)
Mursala’s waterfall drops from a forested granite cliff directly into the sea off Central Tapanuli.
Mursala waterfall meets the sea off the coast of Central Tapanuli, North Sumatra. · Photo: Farxhan
Local guides lead forest birdwatching near Manusela National Park, including searches for Moluccan cockatoos and other Seram birds.
A river trail in Manusela National Park, Seram · Regional context for Masihulan · Photo: Fabian Lambeck
Visit the Taima-Libuun nesting ground by prior arrangement to learn how local communities and the conservation team protect maleo.
View from Batu Gantung, Mount Tompotika · Banggai · Photo: Muhamad sucipto
A forest trail from Lempur leads to this small blue lake in the Kerinci Seblat landscape.
Danau Kaco in the forest near Lempur, Kerinci, Jambi. · Photo: Ardi Ryan Dirza
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 putera
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
A boat route through Kapuas Hulu links seasonal lakes, wetland forest and waterside communities.
Danau Sentarum from Tekenang during the dry season, August 2019. · Photo: Rendika Wijayanto
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
Choose one island base for Raja Ampat’s coral reefs, forested limestone islands and coastal communities.
Piaynemo islands and lagoons · Raja Ampat · Photo: Rolandandika
Wakatobi combines coral-reef diving and snorkelling with island visits around Kaledupa, Hoga and Liya Togo.
Shallow coral reef · Wakatobi National Park · Photo: Fakhrizal SetiawanROUTES TO BUILD ON
Six established regions for private travel.
Open each guide for route details and a sample itinerary where available.
Kalimantan
Private 3D2N and 4D3N klotok routes through Tanjung Puting, plus a 5D4N option with Pangkalan Bun hotel nights, guided orangutan observation and forest walks.
Sumatra
Bukit Lawang lodge stays and guided walks in the Gunung Leuser forest, with time to look for Sumatran orangutans.
Bali
Ubud and the south coast, with private temple visits, craft experiences and free days.
Java
Yogyakarta programmes in 3D2N, 4D3N and 5D4N formats, plus day experiences and an 8D7N rail-and-road route to Bromo.
Komodo & Flores
Labuan Bajo as a base for Flores and Komodo island visits, with vessel and park arrangements scoped separately.
Lombok
South-coast hotel stays, Sasak village visits and mainland touring. Gili extensions on request.
COMBINING DESTINATIONS
Plan the connections before adding an island.
Arrival times, road transfers, flights and boat crossings determine how much time clients have at each stop. List those connections alongside hotels and experiences in the proposal.
Send the intended destinations and total nights. We will check the connections, supplier scope and local access for the travel dates.
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