A Honeymoon in Indonesia
20 days from £4200 per person
With its fabulously exotic monuments, teeming jungles and exquisite beaches, Indonesia has to be one of the world’s ultimate honeymoon destinations.
Discover Indonesia
17 days from £3980 per person
Experience the highlights of Indonesia’s three most popular islands, from ancient Buddhist Borobudur to the Sumatran rainforest and Bali’s heavenly coastline, on this 17-day trip.
Java and Bali Explorer
15 days from £3470 per person
This tour gives you an ideal mix of culture, monuments, nature and beach relaxation in Java and Bali.
Java and Bali Overland
15 days from £2795 per person
Experience the scenic and cultural highlights of Java and Bali on this superb two-week road adventure.
Java In Depth
14 days from £2565 per person
Get an ideal mix of culture, activity, nature and beach relaxation on our Java In Depth tour.
Luxury Bali Adventure Holiday
18 days from £2990 per person
Sample the numerous and varied charms of Bali in this active 18-day trip, which features some light trekking, cycling, dolphin watching, canoeing and white-water rafting, as well as experiences of authentic Balinese culture.
Sulawesi Explorer
19 days from £4470 per person
Indonesia’s least visited island holds a beguiling mix of former colonial ports, superb volcanic scenery, wildlife-rich national parks and fascinating indigenous cultures.
Temples, Volcanoes and Beaches: Java and Bali
15 days from £2995 per person
Experience the scenic and cultural highlights of eastern Java and neighbouring Bali on this superb two-week road adventure.
Tribes and Textiles of Java
11 days from £2260 per person
Explore the Indonesian island of Java on this 11 day private tour.
Wild Indonesia
19 days from £6495 per person
Take a walk on Indonesia’s wild side to see endangered orangutans, Komodo dragons, proboscis monkeys and other amazing jungle creatures across a string of exotic, coral-fringed islands.
Nusa Tenggara
Nusa Tenggara, located just east of Bali, is the perfect destination for those looking for beautiful beaches, cultural immersion, and adventure away from the usual Bali crowds.
Maluku Spice Islands
The Maluku Islands, also known as the Spice Islands, are situated in the heart of the Indonesian archipelago and are home to the country’s highest mountain range. Their stunning beauty, with lush green forests, pristine white-sand beaches, and crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life, and the intrigue of their history make them a compelling destination for any visitor.
Surakarta
The perennial rival to Yogyakarta, Surakarta – aka ‘Solo’ – is Java’s second royal capital.
Ubud
Ubud is the place to stay if you’ve come to Bali hoping to experience traditional dance and ritual arts – or if you’re seriously into shopping!
Yogyakarta
The conservative rule of Yogyakarta’s traditional Sultans has ensured the tidal wave of westernization sweeping across the rest of the country has made a more measured impact
Kintamani
Kintamani is known for the Mount Batur Peak, the second highest mountain in Bali.
Sumatra
Sumatra, known to Arab geographers and mariners of the medieval world as ‘Lamri’, is the largest island entirely within Indonesia.
Sulawesi
Sulawesi is one of Indonesia’s four biggest islands, and its most curiously shaped.
Prambanan
Dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, Prambanan, 11 miles (18km) east of Yogyakarta, was constructed in the mid 850s AD, but deserted only a couple of generations later
