Visit
Indonesia

Mount Kelimutu

Three crater lakes change colour above the green highlands of Flores.

Nusa Penida Island

Wild cliffs, bright coves and an unhurried island rhythm southeast of Bali.

Raja Ampat Islands

A vast constellation of limestone islets in Indonesia’s eastern seas.

Visit Indonesia • Bali • Raja Ampat • Komodo • Flores •

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Destination
recommendations

Four distinct routes through a country of thousands of islands — from coastal calm to crater-rim mornings.

Turquoise water beside the dramatic cliffs of Nusa Lembongan01 / 04

Nusa Lembongan

Island coast · Bali

Pura Ulun Danu temple surrounded by water and mountain scenery in Bali02 / 04

Pura Ulun Danu

Temple highlands · Bali

Green limestone islands rising from the blue sea at Piaynemo Raja Ampat03 / 04

Piaynemo

Karst archipelago · Raja Ampat

The crater lakes and mountain ridges of Mount Kelimutu in Flores04 / 04

Mount Kelimutu

Volcanic highlands · Flores

Wooden jetty extending into clear tropical water in Indonesia

A slower way to see the islands

Travel and enjoy your holiday

Raja Ampat rewards curious travellers with reef-filled lagoons, limestone viewpoints and villages where the sea shapes every day. Leave space in the itinerary for the moments nobody can schedule.

One country, countless journeys

Indonesia
in numbers

Scale is part of the wonder. Every crossing brings a new language, landscape or tradition.

17K+Islands across the archipelago
300+Ethnic groups and living traditions
5M+Annual journeys of discovery

Field notes

Stories from
the route

Three travellers on the places that stayed with them after they returned home.

“At Kelimutu, the clouds opened just as the first light reached the lakes. It felt less like arriving at a viewpoint and more like being let in on a secret.”
Maya ChenPhotographer · Singapore
“Raja Ampat changed the pace of our entire trip. Boat rides, reef swims and long dinners became the itinerary.”
Owen BrooksDesigner · Melbourne
“The quiet at Ulun Danu before the day visitors arrived was worth every minute of the early start.”
Sofia ReyesWriter · Madrid