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Indonesia

A spiritual mosaic with wondrous wildlife, Indonesia’s wild islands hold boundless journeys

Waterfall cascades through dense jungle with a misty mountain in the background.

The places that pull us back

Explore our team’s favorite destinations. Not the entire map, but a handful of places we love returning to.

Uluwatu cliffs and coastline in Bali, Indonesia with pink bougainvillea flowers at sunset

Bali

While Bali is undoubtedly Indonesia’s most popular island, it’s anything but one-note.

A komodo dragon walks forward along a trail on Komodo Island.

Flores and Komodo Island

If wild, remotes places usually top your travel wish list, Komodo National Park should be on your Indonesia travel itinerary.

A large seated Buddha statue with intricate carvings sits before stupas and blue sky at Borobudur.

Java

Far from the din of Jakarta, immerse yourself in the history and soul of Java in its cultural heartland, comprised of Borobudur, Magelang, and Yogyakarta.

Mother orangutan carrying her baby through the rainforest in Kalimantan, Borneo, Indonesia

Kalimantan (Borneo)

If you’re looking for a rugged adventure, embark on an expedition into one of the most untouched regions on Earth: Indonesian Borneo, or Kalimantan.

A sea turtle glides through clear deep blue ocean water above a sandy seabed.

Lombok

Easily reachable from Bali, Lombok’s quiet countryside and untouched swathes of white sand feel worlds away.

Vivid orange and white clownfish nestle among the flowing tentacles of a sea anemone in Sulawesi.

Sulawesi

Indonesia's Sulawesi province is dotted with Edenic islands and hidden coves teeming with vibrant marine life.

Rocky cliffs draped in green vegetation rise above a calm blue sea along Sumba's coastline.

Sumba

Sumba is one of Indonesia’s last true frontiers, offering an immersion in Indigenous culture as well as a largely untouched landscape marked by open, palm-dotted savanna and stretches of solitary beaches where herds of horses roam.