7D / 6N
Three Bases, One Family Holiday
Ubud · Kuta · Seminyak Runs Apr–Sep
from
₹39,500
Per person on two sharing
Details
SOUTH-EASTERN ASIA · COUNTRY GUIDE
Escape to? Indonesia
Handpicked trips across Indonesia, from Java’s volcanic spine to Komodo’s dragon country.
Visa
Visa on arrival (e-VOA), single entry
30 days, extendable once to 60
Currency
IDR
Best season
Mar – Nov
Time zone
GMT +7
Planned and run by us
Curated Indonesia Packages
10 trips to start with, of 22 we run in Indonesia. Each one is a starting point — your trip manager moves the days, hotels and pace until it reads like your trip.
7D / 6N
9D / 8N
North Bali: Volcano, Lakes & Hot Springs
Ubud · Lovina · Canggu Runs Apr–Oct
from
₹53,000
Per person on two sharing
Details
9D / 8N
The Long Luxury
Ubud · Seminyak · Nusa Penida Runs Apr–Sep
from
₹73,000
Per person on two sharing
Details
9D / 8N
Four Bases, Two Seas
Ubud · Seminyak · Nusa Penida Runs Apr–Oct
from
₹63,000
Per person on two sharing
Details
9D / 8N
Two Islands, One Arc
Ubud · Seminyak · Nusa Penida Runs Apr–Sep
from
₹63,000
Per person on two sharing
Details
9D / 8N
Bali Culture, Gili Calm
Ubud · Seminyak · Nusa Penida Runs Apr–Sep
from
₹63,000
Per person on two sharing
Details
8D / 7N
8D / 7N
The Full Family Fortnight, Condensed
Ubud · Kuta · Seminyak Runs Apr–Sep
from
₹51,500
Per person on two sharing
Details
8D / 7N
Mainland to Manta Country
Ubud · Seminyak · Nusa Penida Runs Apr–Oct
from
₹46,500
Per person on two sharing
Details
7D / 6N
Rapids, Ridges & Kelingking
Ubud · Kuta · Nusa Penida Runs Apr–Oct
from
₹39,500
Per person on two sharing
Details
Visa Information
What we have checked against an official source, with the date we checked it. Your trip manager files the paperwork for you.
The essentials
- Visa type
- Visa on arrival (e-VOA), single entry
- Length of stay
- 30 days, extendable once to 60
- Government fee
- Rp 500,000
- Processing time
- Within 24 hours
- Apply from
- Online at evisa.imigrasi.go.id before you fly, or at the bank counter on arrival
Checked August 18, 2026 · Directorate General of Immigration, Republic of Indonesia
What you’ll send us
- Passport data page, valid at least six months
- Recent colour passport photograph
- Return or onward ticket
- A debit or credit card for the payment
- An email address you check
Applying before you fly gets the e-VOA by email; you can also apply and pay at the designated bank counter inside immigration.
When to Go
Pick a month. Weather is typical for the time of year; price and availability are our own departures, not a market forecast.
Bali
THE CULTURAL ISLAND
Moderate
30°C
Day high
274mm
Rainfall
Central Kalimantan
THE BORNEO INTERIOR
Moderate
30°C
Day high
274mm
Rainfall
East Java
THE VOLCANIC EAST
Moderate
30°C
Day high
274mm
Rainfall
Wet across Java, Bali and Lombok, with humidity, rough seas and possible transport disruption.
Dry months suit the broadest routes
May to September generally brings drier weather to Bali, Java, Lombok and Flores, although peak crowds rise in July and August. Central Kalimantan remains humid year-round. November to March brings heavier monsoon rain, rougher boat crossings and occasional changes to Komodo or Gili sailing schedules.
Where to Go
Bali, East Java and Yogyakarta anchor classic routes; Central Kalimantan, Komodo And Flores, and Lombok And Gili Islands reward longer journeys by river, boat and road.
Food & Culture
Watch sunrise over Mount Bromo, follow orangutans along the Sekonyer River, snorkel beside Gili reefs and enter Uluwatu Temple as kecak singers gather at dusk.
Babi guling
BaliSpit-roasted pork is seasoned with turmeric, galangal, lemongrass and other Balinese spices.
Gudeg
YogyakartaYoung jackfruit is slowly cooked with coconut milk and palm sugar, then served with rice and egg.
Rawon
East JavaKeluak nuts give this Surabaya-associated beef soup its earthy flavour and near-black colour.
Ayam taliwang
Lombok And Gili IslandsGrilled or fried chicken is coated with a hot Lombok sauce of chilli, garlic and shrimp paste.
Ikan kuah asam
Komodo And FloresFlores-style fish soup balances tamarind, tomato, basil and chilli in a light broth.
Juhu singkah
Central KalimantanThis Dayak dish cooks young rattan shoots with fish or meat, producing a gently bitter flavour.
- Use the right hand when giving money, food or documents.
- Cover shoulders and knees at temples; wear the supplied sash in Bali.
- Remove shoes before entering homes and designated prayer spaces.
- Ask before photographing worshippers, ceremonies or Dayak community activities.
What It Costs
Move the days, pick a comfort level, and see a realistic per-person number before you talk to us. Based on the 22 trips we currently run to Indonesia.
Length of trip
8 days · 7 nights
4 days16 days
Comfort level
Estimated, per person
Get an exact quote
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Know Before You Go
The practical half of the trip, in short answers — each one checked against an official source before we publish it.
Packing
Breathable shirts and lightweight trousers, Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees, Sandals plus secure walking shoes, High-SPF sunscreen and a sun hat, Mosquito repellent containing DEET or picaridin, Personal medicines in original packaging, Passport, insurance details and onward ticket, and Phone charger and Type C or F adapter.
Indonesia FAQs
When is the best time to visit Indonesia?
May to September is generally driest. Bali peaks in July and August; Komodo boat conditions are often best from April to November.
Do Indian passport holders need a visa for Indonesia?
Yes. Indian citizens can normally obtain a Visa on Arrival or apply for an e-VOA, subject to current immigration rules.
Which languages are spoken in Indonesia?
Bahasa Indonesia is official. Javanese, Balinese, Sasak and many local languages are common; English works in established visitor areas.
Is Indonesia safe for travellers?
Main concerns are traffic, petty theft, strong sea currents, volcanic activity and earthquakes. Local closures and official warnings should be followed.
What should be packed for Indonesia?
Pack breathable clothing, modest temple wear, rain protection, sun protection, insect repellent, secure footwear and any regular medicines.
What should travellers do in an emergency?
Call 112 where supported, police on 110, ambulance on 119, fire services on 113 or search and rescue on 115.