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Opening HoursWhere to go in Indonesia
With a mere 13,000 islands to choose from there's likely to be an island to suit all but the most lubbing of landlubbers. Some islands are more about the culture (Flores springs to mind), others more about the often dramatic scenery (Java's volcanoes) but all bring an alluring blend of both to the party, with much more besides. Here are our favourite spots:
Where to go in Indonesia
Sumatra
Straddling the equator, Sumatra is the world’s fifth largest island, and a perfect example of nature in her rawest form, with grumbling volcanoes,...
Bali
The tropical idyll of Bali offers superb watersports, landscapes, hotels and culture for a varied luxury holiday.
Lombok
Bali's little known neighbour Lombok is fast becoming the savvy beach dwellers choice for a laid back beach break in the Indonesian archipelago,...
Java
If you want to discover what makes Indonesia tick, then this, the capital island, should feature on any itinerary.
Kalimantan
Thinking about the island of Borneo conjures up images of dense tropical rainforest, teeming with wildlife, and inhabited by a variety of indigenous...
Flores & Komodo
Bali and Lombok nab most of the tourist trade in Indonesia, but as more and more travellers appreciate this truly beautiful destination, they...
Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat just happens to sit right in the heart of the Coral Triangle, which is the area of the highest marine biodiversity on earth. Isolated,...
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What to do in Indonesia
Explore Indonesia by Luxury Yacht
Indonesia is an increasingly popular destination, with attention turning beyond Bali to the fascinating islands of Java and Lombok and further...
Yoga in Bali
We can't think of many more zen-tastic environments to practice yoga in than in Ubud's serene and luscious countryside, located in the centre...
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Luxury Hotels in Indonesia
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Silolona
If you want the ultimate in luxury yachts then look no further than Silolona. Sailing the seven seas (or any sea, for that matter) really doesn’t...
Si Datu Bua
Silolona's little sister boat is every bit as impressive and luxurious as our favourite yacht, and the perfect vessel from which to experience...
Tiger Blue
Tiger Blue liveaboard is a beautiful 100ft traditional phinisi sailing boat, and as she was purpose built for adventure cruising she is one of...
Tugu Lombok
With postcard-perfect white sandy beach, gorgeous blue waters and tropical foliage – Tugu Lombok ticks all the boxes for a luxury Indonesian...
MesaStila
This chic and cheerful boutique retreat is by far one of the best out of a, let’s face it, pretty good bunch of places to stay in Indonesia....
Alexa
The fad for phinisi liveaboard boats in the waters off Indonesia’s islands shows no signs of running out of steam (or sail), and the arrival...
SeaTrek Cruises
Set sail around the Indonesian archipelago aboard either the Ombak Putih or the Katharina. The billowing sails of these traditional Phinisi boats...
Capella Ubud
With a nod to the spirited European explorers that first settled in Bali in the 1800’s, Capella Ubud is a luxury tented camp combining a real...
Tugu Bali
This small boutique hotel in Canggu on the south coast of Bali is beautifully designed to reflect the artistic and historic influences of the...
Bawah
Indonesia’s Bawah is a collection of six private islands surrounded by lagoons and coral reefs. Accessible only by seaplane from Batam, off...
Bukit Lawang Eco Lodge
Perched above the banks of the Bohorok River, the Bukit Lawang Eco Lodge is our lodge of choice for adventurous travellers exploring the lush...
Amankila
Choose from ocean suites, garden suites or pool suites with private pools; all are elevated to take advantage of the spectacular views of the...
Alila Manggis
Alila Manggis is a beachfront resort on the unspoilt east coast of Bali – a pretty good position if you ask us.
Alila Villas Uluwatu
The eco-friendly design of the luxury Alila Villas Uluwatu certainly does not compromise on style
Amandari
Set high above the Ayung River Gorge, Amandari overlooks working rice paddy fields, and designed to look like a Balinese village, it is clear...
Como Shambhala Estate
Guests can join various ‘wellness’ programmes that typically last between three and seven days, or simply enjoy a bespoke health retreat...
Four Seasons Jimbaran Bay
The villa only accommodation on Bali’s Jimbaran Bay makes the Four Seasons an ideal choice for families, or simply for those looking for total...
Nihi Sumba Island (Nihiwatu)
In 2016 and 2017, luxury hotel Nihi Sumba Island was declared the number one hotel in the world by Travel + Leisure Magazine. With a mile long...
Belmond Jimbaran Puri
Located slap bang on Jimbaran Bay, and surrounded by tropical gardens, Jimbaran Puri has direct access to one of Bali’s most beautiful beaches.
Uma by COMO, Ubud
From its hillside position, the hotel overlooks the terraced rice paddies of the Tjampuhan Valley, with the Oos River below.
The Legian
The Legian, Bali, is a tropical hideaway set on the shores of Seminyak Beach where sunsets are unrivaled, palm trees are aplenty and Zen fills...
Amanwana
Amanwana is surrounded by tropical rainforest and overlooks the waters of the Flores Sea.
Soori Bali
Bali’s rugged south-west coast is where coal black sands meet verdant green rice paddies, a region of traditional culture and values, and home...
Kejora Suites
Located just 300m from the golden sand beach, Kejora Suites is a stylish boutique hotel in the heart of Sanur. With only 24 suites sitting around...
Spa Village Resort Tembok
Hidden on Bali’s northeast coast lies a serene retreat, found by travelling down a concealed lane to arrive on the volcanic sand beach of Tembok....
Oberoi Bali
Amid the bustle of Seminyak, The Oberoi Bali is a quiet retreat, with luxurious guestrooms and villas scattered within fifteen acres of tropical...
Amanusa
Sitting pretty on the crest of a hill, Amanusa – meaning ‘peaceful isle’ – is an exclusive retreat amid the bustle of Southern Bali....
The Pavilions
Tucked away in one of the sleepiest of Southern Bali enclaves, Pavilions Sanur is the perfect post flight hideaway. The 24 Villas offer privacy...
Munduk Moding Plantation
Munduk Moding Plantation is one of Bali’s hidden gems, nestled away on a hilltop in northern Bali, amid acres of coffee plantation, and with...
Alila Ubud
Sitting atop a hill overlooking the lush Ayung River Valley in the heart of Bali, the Alila Ubud is a modern and luxurious property just 20 minutes...
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Language: Indonesian
Currency: Rupiah
Visa: required
Religion: Muslim, Islam
Food & Drink: The highly addictive Indonesian Satay (meat skewers cooked over coal)
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