With 18,110 islands, 6,000 of them inhabited, Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the world offering a virtually unrivalled range of holiday options. While the picturesque island of Bali remains the most well-known and the most popular of Indonesia’s tourist destinations, there is so much more on offer for those willing to step off the beaten track. Pack your itinerary with visits to the historic monuments and temples of Central Java; the world-renowned dive sites of idyllically remote Raja Ampat; the extraordinary Island of Komodo, home of the unfathomably large Komodo Dragon; as well as a range of vast tropical forests providing sanctuary to incredibly diverse wildlife from Orangutans and other primates to critically endangered Javan Rhinoceros and Tigers. The range of choices is mind-boggling but, however you decide to spend your time on this remarkable group of islands, you are sure to have some truly exhilarating experiences and some unforgettable adventures.
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Bunaken National Marine Park is a stunning underwater paradise located off the northern tip of Sulawesi Island in Indonesia. Renowned for its extraordinary marine biodiversity, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs, Bunaken is a world-class destination for scuba diving and…
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Mature travelers will delight in the relaxed seaside ambience of Candi Dasa, located at the edge of a freshwater lagoon in eastern Bali. A popular tourist spot since the ‘70s, this seaside town is renowned for its laid-back atmosphere, and…
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Gangga Island is a small landmass in Indonesia, just off the coast of Manado, boasting alluring soft white sands, calm, azure waters, and magnificent, photogenic reefs. While there are a few resorts on the island, its flora and fauna are…
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Situated just off the coast of beautiful Lombok, Gili Trawangan, also known as Gili T, is the largest and most popular of the three Gili Islands. This tropical paradise features among Indonesia’s top destinations with its bohemian beach bars, top-notch…
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Situated in the centre of the Indonesian archipelago, between the islands of Sumbawa and Flores, the Komodo National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site comprised of three major islands: Komodo, Rinca and Padar, and a number of smaller islands.…
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Dotting the Ceram Sea in West Papua in Indonesia, Misool Island is one of four major islands making up the Raja Ampat Archipelago. This remote tropical hideaway is a world-renowned diving destination featuring crystal-clear turquoise waters boasting spectacular marine diversity…
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Located on the island of Sulawesi, the province of North Sulawesi is situated in the north of the island. The province covers the northern reaches of the mainland as well as several outlying islands. It is known for its magnificent…
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It is no wonder the Raja Ampat Islands are fast earning a reputation as one of Indonesia’s hottest new travel destinations – this remote cluster of islands is blessed with exquisite scenery, idyllic beaches and an underwater environment second to…
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A pristine marine park in Southeastern Sulawesi, Wakatobi is the stuff of travelers’ (and particularly divers’) fantasies. The park is named for its four major islands – Wangi Wangi (the park’s major gateway), Kaledupa, Tomia and Binongko. Considered among the…
