Indonesia Destinations

Everything you Need to Know about Indonesia

When one thinks of Indonesia one's mind immediately jumps to beach scenes on Bali and the wonderful surfing there but there's much, much more to the world's biggest Muslim nation. 'The Big Durian' – Jakarta – is a hodge-podge of culture, vibrant nightlife and fascinating street scenes while inland on the island of Java is Yogyakarta – the centre of fine arts and puppetry. The islands of Bintan and Batam as well as Lombok are idyllic retreats featuring hidden coves, white-sand beaches and perfectly formed bays while Bali itself is alive with culture, a lively nightlife and world-class surfing. Enjoy Indonesia - it is a land of surprising contrasts and rich hospitality.

Jakarta

Jakarta is often referred to as ‘The Big Durian’ – the popular but rather pungent Asian fruit, banned from hotels and airplanes, but nonetheless unexpectedly tasty. The capital of and the largest city in Indonesia, Jakarta also holds claim to be the most heavily populated city in Southeast Asia, with a headcount roughly estimated at near nine million. Read more...

Bali

Bali is unlike any other place. A stunning tropical island bathed in beauty. Mystical temples, colourful festivals, unique arts and crafts. With so many it's no wonder that it's voted the world's favourite island destination by influential travel magazines.
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Lombok Island

Lombok is the most popular destination in Nusa Tenaggara – a province in South Central Indonesia. Visitors head here for both underwater and on-land exploration. Situated east of Bali, it can be accessed by plane or boat. The island consists of virginal sandy beaches and a hilly terrain, fringed by mesmerizing azure shores, making it a favourite destination for trekking, surfing and beach lounging.
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Bintan Island

Bintan Island is like a dream. Virtually undiscovered until just a few years ago, this idyllic retreat has enjoyed a surge in popularity in recent years, particularly amongst Singaporeans who, due to the island’s close proximity, have made it their preferred spur-of-the-moment getaway.
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Batam Island

Batam is a small yet charming Indonesian island, strategically located close to the Malacca Strait and Singapore. Only 45 mnutes by ferry from Singapore’s Harbor-front, Batam acts as a gateway to 3,000 islands in the Riau Archipelago of Sumatra. The island is one of the most frequented tourist destinations, welcoming over one million visitors each year and is second only to Bali in popularity.
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Yogyakarta

Yogyakarta is often referred to as the main gateway of Central Java and is a popular destination among visitors to Indonesia. The city is renowned as being the centre of Javanese fine arts and culture such as the Wayang Kulit or shadow puppets, as well as for music, ballet, drama, poetry, and batik. It is also one of the most important centres of learning in Indonesia.
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