Tailor-made Indonesia Tours 2026, 2027 & 2028

Yogyakarta remains the soul of Java, where artisans produce hand-drawn tulis batik and Gamelan ensembles perform in the 18th-century Sultan’s Palace (Kraton). At sunrise, the 9th-century Borobudur reveals 2,672 relief panels and 72 perforated stupas overlooking the Kedu Plain. To the east, the 2,329-metre Mount Bromo sits within the 10-kilometre Sea of Sand caldera, an active volcanic landscape sacred to the Tenggerese people.

Bali is defined by its Subak irrigation system and the 11th-century cliff-top temple of Uluwatu. Eastward, Komodo National Park protects the world’s largest lizard, reaching 3 metres in length, alongside the rare Pink Beach (one of only seven globally). In the Raja Ampat archipelago, the heart of the Coral Triangle, divers encounter over 1,400 fish species and 75% of the world’s known corals within the karst island chains of Misool and Wayag.