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Indonesia

A Thousand and One Islands

Accueil / Indonesia

Tailor-made trip to Indonesia

Indonesia, the largest archipelago in the world, is a cultural and natural delight. Every island, from the largest to the smallest, has its own character. Summing up such diversity in a few lines is no easy task.
Let's give it a try anyway!

Bali is famous for its temples filled with offerings, its batiks embroidered with gold thread, its daily festivals and processions blending beliefs and traditions, its paintings and craftsmanship. It's an ideal island for easy family hikes and a wide range of activities, less so for diving (though it does have a few magnificent spots that are very accessible for beginners), and even less for beach holidays.
Java's volcanic landscapes will satisfy the more adventurous travelers wishing to climb Kawah Ijen or Mount Bromo.
Those who want to observe orangutans should head to Sumatra or the Indonesian part of Borneo.
Flores and Komodo will delight those wanting to encounter the Komodo dragons after a private cruise between the two islands.
Raja Ampat is the ideal destination for the most experienced divers—arguably one of the finest dive sites in the world.
As for those passionate about white sand, leisure and dream islands with immaculate beaches, Lombok, Nihi Sumba or Bawah Reserve will provide pure delight!

A lifetime won't be enough to discover every facet of this country.
So it's time to start planning your next trip to Indonesia!

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For your trip to Indonesia

Îles Raja Ampat, Misool Eco Resort, Indonésie © Misool

Îles Raja Ampat

Crystal-clear waters and diving
Les orangs-outans de Kalimantan, Bornéo, Indonésie

Les orangs-outans de Kalimantan

A sanctuary in Borneo
Les volcans de l'est de Java, Mont Bomo, Java, Indonésie

Les volcans de l'est de Java

Forces of nature
More options… Les dragons de Komod... Borobudur

Moments to experience in Indonesia

Bawah Reserve, Réserve de Bawah, Indonésie © Bawah

Bawah Reserve

Paradise

Entourée d'une végétation tropicale luxuriante et baignée dans un océan bleu azur, la réserve de Bawah est isolée à 160 km au nord-est de Singapour, dans l’archipel des Anambas, en Indonésie.Entourée d'eaux turquoise cristallines, de lagons bleus et de récifs coralliens, cette réserve, vierge et jusque-là inhabitée, convient aux aventuriers de plein air avides de gourmandises ...

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Misool Eco Resort, Misool Eco Resort, Indonésie © Misool

Misool Eco Resort

Crystal-clear waters

Située à Raja Ampat, en Indonésie, le Misool Eco Resort est un véritable refuge tropical caché dans un archipel d'îles inhabitées.L'île est bordée de plages de sable blanc et de récifs coralliens immaculés. Avec une capacité maximale de seulement 40 résidents, Misool propose des vacances exclusives et des expériences transformatrices au coeur d'une nature vierge.Misool ...

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Ascension du Mont Rinjani, Lombok Mont Rinjani, Indonésie

Ascension du Mont Rinjani

A wonder of Indonesia

Le deuxième plus haut volcan d’Indonésie (mais peut-être le plus beau) : le volcan Rinjani (3716m), qui se situe au nord de l’île de Lombok.Il s'agit d'un stratovolcan. L'immense caldeira abrite un lac d'altitude et un cône volcanique, le Gunung Baru Jati, qui s'est développé au cours de ces derniers siècles à travers une dizaine d'éruptions dont la dernière remonte à ...

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More options… The Lamima Rouge

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Why travel to Indonesia

  • HIGH-QUALITY ACCOMMODATION
  • IDEAL FOR BOTH ACTIVE AND CONTEMPLATIVE TRAVELERS
  • AMONG THE FINEST DIVE SITES IN THE WORLD
  • EXTRAORDINARY LANDSCAPES
  • IDEAL FOR A PRIVATE CRUISE
  • AGE-OLD TRADITIONS

Tailor-made trip ideas for Indonesia

100% customizable to your wishes

Bali, or the paradise of the Gods

Country

Indonésie

Suggested duration

17 days / 15 nights

A journey to immerse yourself in the Balinese atmosphere. From Hindu temples to wild beaches, by way of the lush green landscapes of the rice paddies, this extraordinary island leaves nothing out. A sample of a highly personalised journey, with a private driver-guide, combining must-sees, authentic discoveries and beaches.

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A Dream Stay at Bawah Reserve

Country

Indonésie

Suggested duration

7 days / 6 nights

This is the story of a journey that begins in Singapore and ends in crystal-clear turquoise waters, somewhere in the Anambas Archipelago. From your spectacular seaplane journey to endless experiences above and below the water, the Bawah offering has been carefully designed for a perfect stay. Enjoy kayaking, snorkelling, sailing, rainforest hikes, local cooking classes, […]

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Between Land and Sea in Komodo

Country

Indonésie

Suggested duration

10 days / 9 nights

To discover Komodo, a land-and-sea combination is ideal, pairing underwater exploration with island hikes in search of the dragons. The Komodo Islands are among those mysterious, almost mythical places secretly dreamed of while watching a National Geographic documentary. Today, these islands, their pristine beaches, volcanoes, Komodo dragons and remarkable dive sites are accessible for two […]

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Discovering Bali with your family and children

Country

Indonésie

Suggested duration

14 days / 12 nights

A family journey to Bali, to delight both adults and children. A journey built around memorable encounters with the Balinese people. The discovery of landscapes of great beauty, through numerous activities that will delight the whole family. A remarkable journey at the heart of Bali, one that will move you with its beauty, serenity and […]

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Beach extension on Lombok island

Country

Indonésie

Suggested duration

5 days / 4 nights

What could be more pleasant at the end of a trip than settling in for a few days on a magnificent beach. On the way to Bali, Lombok is the ideal stopover, at the crossroads of Indonesia’s cultural riches. Everything is possible here: napping on a superb white sand beach, climbing a volcano, snorkeling or […]

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Slow travel between Bali and Nihi Sumba

Country

Indonésie

Suggested duration

12 days / 10 nights

A tailor-made journey through Indonesia for those who want to take the time to settle in, feel, and appreciate. Far from a frantic race to see everything, here we favour immersion. Stays in highly refined hotels and lodges, tucked away in places imbued with quiet, while still allowing access to Bali’s “must-sees” such as West […]

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When to travel to Indonesia

De manière générale, la meilleure saison pour aller en Indonésie s'étend de mai à octobre, ce qui correspond à la saison sèche, avec une haute saison touristique en juillet et août. Ces mois s'appliquent essentiellement à Java, Bali et Lombok car sur cette période les Moluques et la Papouasie sont en saison humide. La saison humide à éviter ...
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Budget to plan for

Indonesia can be visited in different ways.
We like to highlight boutique accommodation for a ten-day stay, international flights included; budget around €2,700 / person in low season, €3,000 in high season.
For high-end travel, expect a budget of around €4,000 / person in low season and €5,000–6,000 in high season.

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Expert advice

If you’re considering Bali only, the ideal length is 10 days with 3 stops, or 15 days with a beach extension.
For Java, 10 days is also a good balance between cities, temples and volcanoes, or 15 days with a beach extension.
A diving trip typically runs around ten days, with an average of 7 days of diving as a safari or cruise. Here again, many options are available.

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Your questions / Our answers

Do you need a vaccine to travel to Indonesia?

Your vaccination record should be up to date if you’re travelling to Bali or Sumatra. In urban or tourist areas, no additional vaccine is required. Depending on your destination, check with the relevant authorities to find out what is recommended for the time of your trip.

Can you drink tap water in Indonesia?

No, tap water is not safe to drink in Indonesia — only drink beverages from sealed bottles.
And refuse ice cubes in your drinks. This applies in Indonesia as in many countries around the world.

Can you rent a car in Bali?

Driving in Indonesia, and in Bali in particular, isn’t insurmountable — you’ll rarely exceed 50km/h.
Stay calm, learn to use the horn, avoid overtaking and driving at night, and all will go well.
But we clearly recommend hiring a private driver along with your car rental for a more relaxed trip. Driving in Asia is anything but simple for a European!

Are there sharks in Bali?

Bali is a diver’s destination, and you will indeed encounter sharks there — none of them dangerous to humans. Of 500 species, only 4 pose a danger to humans, and none of those are found in Bali waters.
Follow the observation guidelines you’ll be given, and as long as the animal doesn’t feel threatened, you run no risk.

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