Travel in Indonesia
Tailor-made

An archipelago with multiple identities

Indonesia stretches its 17,000 islands between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, revealing a different face at each stop. Here, the temples of Borobudur emerge from the morning mists of Java while the rice fields of Bali draw their ancient curves across the hills. The scent of spices floats through the air of Yogyakarta's markets, mingled with the incense of Hindu ceremonies.

Each island tells its own story: the dragons of Komodo reign over their arid lands, the forests of Sumatra shelter the last orangutans, and the crystal-clear waters of Raja Ampat reveal seabeds among the world's richest. A tailor-made trip allows you to compose your own Indonesian symphony, at the pace of your desires and curiosity.

What must you see in Indonesia?

Java concentrates historical heritage with the Buddhist temples of Borobudur and Hindu temples of Prambanan, witnesses to ancient civilizations. Yogyakarta, the cultural heart of the country, reveals its royal palaces and traditional artisan workshops. Bali seduces with its terraced rice fields of Ubud, its perched temples like Tanah Lot, and its volcanic black sand beaches. The Gili Islands offer turquoise waters perfect for diving, while Flores reveals the mysterious Komodo dragons and the colorful lakes of Mount Kelimutu.

What type of trip should you choose?

A 15 to 21-day circuit allows you to explore the essential facets of the archipelago, combining Javanese culture, Balinese charm and pristine nature. Culture enthusiasts will favor Java and Bali for their temples and living traditions, while nature lovers will opt for Komodo, Raja Ampat or Sumatra. Budget 2,800 to 4,500 € per person depending on the islands visited and comfort level. Indonesia can be discovered all year round, with an ideal dry season from April to October.