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Best time
All year round
Ideal length
12-14 days
Flight time
17hrs
Currency
Indonesian rupiah
Language
Indonesian
Sprawled across the equator and off the coast of South East Asia, some seventeen thousand islands showcase the beauty of Mother Nature at its finest.
Indonesia has it all; exotically remote beaches, enchanting forests, captivating rice terraces, vast rolling hills, stunning waterfalls and volcanic views with hidden craters. Embark on a luxury holiday to Indonesia to discover a land with a multitude of cultures, landscapes, animals, traditions and cuisines. The national motto, “Bhinneka tunggal ika” (unity in diversity), honours Indonesia’s extraordinary diversity.
Explore the spiritual paradise of Bali, a picture-perfect tropical island with pristine beaches, eye-catching coral islands and an impressive collection of luxury villas and hotels. Rooted in Hinduism, Bali is distinctly different from the rest of the country which is predominantly Muslim.
Neighbouring Lombok is an ideal choice for those looking for private relaxation and exciting adventures. You’ll laze on hidden beaches, trek to secret waterfalls and enjoy some of the country’s best snorkelling and surfing. Continue east and you’ll find idyllic Sumbawa, wild and remote Sumba and Komodo island home to the powerful and endangered Komodo dragon.
A highlight of a luxury holiday in Indonesia is to explore the serene Raja Ampat archipelago, a collection of tropical islands floating amid the sparkling seas in the middle of the ‘coral triangle’ fringed by the Philippines and Papua New Guinea. Liveaboard a luxury Phinisi yacht to truly appreciate the wonder of this part of the world and immerse yourself in mesmerising diving or snorkelling experiences.
With so many unique destinations to choose from, we’ll help you create the perfect luxury Indonesian itinerary that you’ll talk about for years to come.
Luxury Indonesia holidays & honeymoons
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Tropical twin-island adventure in Bali and Komodo
Put the spiritual aura of Bali and the remote wildness of Komodo National Park together and you’ve got a match made in heaven. This itinerary unearths two islands that showcase Indonesia at its riveting best.
VIEW EXPERIENCEIndonesia: spiritual Bali & Komodo cruise
Home to over seventeen thousand islands, Indonesia is bursting with a wealth of diverse experiences. We’ll take you to some of its most enigmatic, beginning in spiritual Bali and then cruising around the islands of Komodo National Park, unlocking its natural treasures along the way.
VIEW EXPERIENCEIndonesia: Cultural Java & Bali
A mesmerising kaleidoscope of culture, Indonesia is like a hundred countries rolled into one. For an all-encompassing dive, you’ll explore a pair of its most history-laden – Java and Bali – as you witness volcanoes, temples, lush jungle and the local life that knits it all together.
VIEW EXPERIENCEImmersive Indonesia exploration in Bali & Lombok
Ubud is place that moves to its own rhythm, conjuring up images ripped straight out of Eat Pray Love. It’s a slice of Indonesia you feel you have an inkling about but our exclusive experiences you can’t book anywhere else unwrap its most enthralling secrets so you can peer deep into its spiritual soul.
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Unique experiences in Indonesia
Explore the hard-to-reach corners of Komodo National Park
Island-hop in style aboard the luxury Aqua Blu where you’ll spend a week discovering the wonders of Komodo National Park’s and become acquainted with the archipelago’s namesake dragons.
Discover the remote jungles of Moyo Island
Known for its coastal fishing villages, Moyo Island is destination few travellers get to see. You’ll hike through pristine jungle to hidden cascades, while also snorkelling the pastel-shaded coral of Angel Reef.
Indonesia hotel recommendations
The Bulgari Resort Bali, Uluwatu
Teetering on a clifftop 150m above the Indian Ocean, The Bulgari Resort boasts one of Bali’s finest views. Fashioned by Italian architects, this is chic Milan meets Balinese jungle, with tropical woods and hand-hewn volcanic stone used to create its glamorous interiors and Balinese antiques and handicrafts ensuring an ever-present sense of place. Frangipani-scented pathways lead you to your thatched villa but that view is best appreciated from the dazzling infinity pool or the resort’s private beach, accessed via a sleek inclinator.
Capella Ubud, Ubud
Paying a glorious tribute to nineteenth-century European spice traders, hotel design guru Bill Bensley has turned the jungle camp experience on its head with Capella Ubud. Discreetly tucked within the lush greenery of Keliki Valley, each of the luxury tented retreats are named adventurous vocations (cartographer, carpenter and so on) and are suitably filled with vintage curios to match. From the moment you stumble upon Capella Ubud you feel you’re on your own expedition – the excitement only builds from there.
Hanging Gardens of Bali, Ubud
With a name like the Hanging Gardens of Bali, you’re probably already conjuring thoughts of a lush oasis. The truth exceeds even your wildest imagination, with the Hanging Gardens of Bali defying gravity on an emerald hillside and enveloped by bamboo, orchids and coffee trees. Each one of the alang alang-thatched Balinese villas comes complete with outdoor showers and heated plunge pools, while the inventine design of the infinity pool mirrors nearby rice terraces. This is your very own Indonesian Eden.
Hyatt Regency Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta
Paying homage to the magnificent Borobudur with its staggered storeys, the Hyatt Regency Yogyakarta peeks above twenty two hectares of manicured tropical gardens like an elegant white goddess. Resting on the outskirts of Yogyokarta, the sweet scents of lemongrass and cinnamon will waft through your nostrils from the moment you step into the marble lobby, while your balcony serves up splendid views of the gardens unfolding towards the misty Mount Merapi in the distance – Java’s most sacred volcano.
Jiwa Jawa Resort, Bromo
If location was the luxury, then the Jiwa Jawa Resort would be drenched in opulence. A mountain lodge sitting pretty two thousand metres above sea level, it’s pitched amid a panoramic tapestry of rolling hills, green forests and spluttering volcanoes. The farm-to-table Indonesian cuisine is not only plucked straight from the scenic landscape surrounding you, it’s tasty fuel for a sunrise visit to Mount Bromo – just fifteen minutes away in a Jeep.
Aqua Blu, Indonesia
A cruise is a fine way to see several of Indonesia’s island gems in one hit and Aqua Blu is the most luxurious way to do it. You’re tracing the wake of legends, with Aqua Blu’s CV revealing a past life as a British naval explorer HMS Beagle and yacht for a European aristocratic family. Onboard, the stylish brass-and-ivory interior exudes comfort, while the twenty-five-strong crew includes guides and a diving instructor, making for ultimate flexibility when discovering Indonesia’s wonders on land and at sea.
Munduk Moding Plantation, Munduk
If you’re looking for Bali’s best view, we’ll make it easy for you – Munduk Moding Plantation already has it nailed. Perched on northern Bali’s temperate hills, the resort looks out over stupendous vistas of hillsides wrapped in coffee plantations, virgin rainforest and rice terraces. The sunsets are even better. The unmistakable Balinese villas are enveloped by the jungle and while a roster of activities get you out and about in this untouched environment, we really wouldn’t blame you if you didn’t move a single inch from your vantage point.
The Samaya Seminyak, Seminyak
If you were to look up the word 'samaya' in a Sanskrit dictionary, it would refer to an inner sanctum of wellbeing. It might as well be talking about The Samaya Seminyak, a resort that oozes Balinese opulence and tranquillity in equal measure. You'll feel your pulse slowing the moment you stroll through its perfectly manicured tropical gardens, while all of the contemporary chic villas come with private lap pools, perfect for watching the fiery sunsets play out each evening – they’re reputedly the best in Bali.
The Oberoi Lombok, Lombok
Kicking back on Lombok’s sleepy north-western coast, The Oberoi Lombok feels more like a private island retreat given the seclusion it exudes. This is island tropicana at its zenith: Balinese thatched villas jockey for space with palm trees whose perfect reflections shimmer in the resort’s three pools. But it’s the vanilla-tinged sands of Medana Bay that steal the show, a postcard-ready beach that is all yours to wallow in. This is where you can holiday like no-one’s watching – because there really isn’t.
Maya Ubud, Ubud
Sitting high above the Petanu River Valley and encased within ten hectares of parakeet-green hillside gardens, Maya Ubud Resort & Spa has classic Bali written all over it. It presides over Peliatan’s sprawling rice paddies, lush jungle and the snaking Petanu River, an emerald oasis of tranquillity you can’t help but be swept up by. A stay here is a bath-like immersion into Balinese culture, with an eclectic display of Indonesian heritage antiques and thatched villas suitably minimalist so not to distract from the spellbinding view.
Plataran Menjangan Resort & Spa, West Bali National Park
Cradled by the pristine rainforest of unheralded West Bali National Park, Plataran Menjangan Resort & Spa is an eco-resort that lives in tandem with nature. From the traditional joglo villas to the farm-to-fork cuisine and the tree planting programme, everything is geared towards leaving no footprint in this wild corner of Bali. And when you’re waking up to the chirps of endangered Bali starlings and watching deer trot past your dinner table, you’ll realise how special – and crucial – this place really is.
Jiwa Jawa Resort, Ijen
Snuggled among the thick rainforest of East Java and in the middle of nowhere, you will really feel like you’ve stumbled across the Jiwa Jawa Resort. Climb the entrance steps, built to resemble a rice terrace, and discover a treasure of art, sculptures and photography inside that pay tribute to East Javanese culture. Edging above the jungle canopy, the luxury lodges feel more like treehouses and your balcony is a view over what’s in store for you, including hikes to Mount Ijen’s crater lake.
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