A forest-framed lake where remarkably clear water reveals a quiet world beneath the surface.
Paisu Pok Lake, Luk Panenteng, Peleng Island · Banggai Kepulauan · Photo: Nourish25INDONESIA DESTINATIONS
An archipelago of possibilities.
From the forests of Sumatra to Papua’s island horizons, explore places that give every Indonesia journey its own character. Begin with an established route or discover somewhere further afield.
THE DESTINATION COLLECTION
Places worth getting to know.
18 destinations to discover
Low islands, coral reefs and village shores open another chapter of Papua's marine landscapes.
Nusi Babaruk beach · Padaido Islands, Biak Numfor · Photo: Victor MRN
A crater lake, green ridges and open sea come together on a small island west of Siau.
Danau Cinta, Makalehi Island · Sitaro · Photo: Petualang Kantoran
Explore a small Maluku island where reef-lined shores connect villages with enduring local traditions.
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)
Small islands, mangroves and clear-water reefs unfold from a coastal village southeast of Manado.
Bentenan coast, Pusomaen · Regional context for the Tumbak area · Photo: Winarto km
A series of forest waterfalls and pale sandy banks reveal a striking inland side of West Kalimantan.
The second tier of Riam Dait, Landak, West Kalimantan. · Photo: Halim toc
White sand and village life offer a gentle island extension to a journey through Tanimbar.
Weluan Beach near Saumlaki, Yamdena · Regional context for the Tanimbar journey to Matakus · Photo: Dias setiawan
A jellyfish lake and wide island views make this small Banggai Laut destination especially distinctive.
Pasir Panjang Beach, Mbuang-Mbuang Island · Banggai Laut · Photo: Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of Indonesia (photographer not specified)
A waterfall falling directly into the ocean gives this North Sumatra island an unmistakable signature.
Mursala waterfall meets the sea off the coast of Central Tapanuli, North Sumatra. · Photo: Farxhan
Community-led birdwatching reveals the rainforest character of northern Seram.
A river trail in Manusela National Park, Seram · Regional context for Masihulan · Photo: Fabian Lambeck
Meet Sulawesi's remarkable maleo through a carefully arranged visit to the Taima-Libuun conservation area.
View from Batu Gantung, Mount Tompotika · Banggai · Photo: Muhamad sucipto
A small blue lake deep in the Kerinci forest rewards travellers who enjoy the journey on foot.
Danau Kaco in the forest near Lempur, Kerinci, Jambi. · Photo: Ardi Ryan Dirza
Mossy woodland, open grassland and mountain scenery reveal the cooler highlands of West Timor.
The highland landscape of Fatumnasi, Timor Tengah Selatan, East Nusa Tenggara. · Photo: Alexandria putera
Layered cliffs in red, brown and pale tones bring a dramatic geological landscape to a Sabu journey.
The layered rock formations of Kelabba Maja, Sabu Raijua. · Photo: nadyaradjah
Seasonal lakes, wetland forest and waterside communities invite a slower journey into West Kalimantan.
Danau Sentarum from Tekenang during the dry season, August 2019. · Photo: Rendika Wijayanto
Forested limestone islands and rich underwater scenery make the Kaimana coast a compelling Papua chapter.
Triton Bay, Saria · Kaimana, West Papua · Photo: David Stanley
Reef-rich waters and forested islands offer a memorable anchor for a wider journey through Indonesia.
Piaynemo islands and lagoons · Raja Ampat · Photo: Rolandandika
Coral reefs, white-sand shores and island traditions give Wakatobi a depth that extends beyond diving.
Shallow coral reef · Wakatobi National Park · Photo: Fakhrizal SetiawanROUTES TO BUILD ON
Indonesia’s enduring favourites.
Explore destination guides and sample journeys for these established travel regions.
Kalimantan
A private klotok journey through Tanjung Puting, with guided orangutan observation, forest walks and hotel nights around the cruise.
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 heritage, rail travel to East Java and Bromo-area stays with time for transfers.
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 shape the usable time on the ground. Your proposal should identify those connections alongside the hotels and experiences.
For a wider Indonesia route, share the intended destinations and total number of nights. Connections, supplier scope and local access are reviewed for the travel dates.
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