Destination Highlights
Great sample itineraries
Private Bali Tour
Multi Centre Holidays Dubai And Bali
Bali and Gili Meno Suggested Multi Centre
Hong Kong And Bali Twin Centre Holidays
Bali And Lombok Holidays
Bali, Lombok and Gili Multi Centre Holiday
Bali Beach And Ubud Holiday
Singapore Bali And Kuala Lumpur Holiday
Ubud and Candidasa Multi Centre
Singapore And Bali Multi Centre
Singapore, Ubud and Seminyak Multi Centre
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Our favorite hotels
The Laguna – A Luxury Collection Resort and Spa
The Oberoi Lombok
Mahamaya Gili Meno
Maya Ubud Resort and Spa
Expert Tips
“Did you know that you can also see Orangutans in their natural habitat in Indonesia? The jungles of Kalimantan are home to these majestic animals. Stay in an eco lodge for your chance to explore the rainforest habitat and have your chance to spot Orangutan, Proboscis Monkeys and more.”
Indonesia Multi-centre
Our pre-planned multi centres in Indonesia include the Bali and Komodo National Park Multi Centre.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How long is the flight to Indonesia?
Direct flights to Jakarta take around 14 hours and 30 minutes. There are currently three weekly direct flights from London Heathrow to Soekarno–Hatta International Airport in Jakarta with Garuda Indonesia. There are various flight options to Bali, Lombok and beyond that involve a single connection with airline such as Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways and more.
2. How many time zones are there in Indonesia?
There are three time zones in Indonesia. They are Western Indonesian Time (GMT +7), Central Indonesian Time (GMT +8) and Eastern Indonesian Time (GMT +9).
3. How many islands does Indonesia have?
There are thought to be between 17,508 -18,306 islands in the Indonesian archipelago. However, the exact number is still unclear. More than 920 of these are currently uninhabited.
4. What is the time difference between the UK and Indonesia?
Jakarta, Indonesia, is seven hours ahead of the UK.
5. What is the best mode of transportation in Indonesia?
Flights are the best way to travel between Indonesia’s many islands. For a more relaxed journey, you could travel by ferry or cruise ship.
The best option for sightseeing in Indonesia’s cities and towns is to rent a car.
6. What is the food like in Indonesia?
Indonesian food is a melange of flavours with influences from Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. Rice features prominently in Indonesian cuisine, and Nasi Goreng, Nasi Uduk and Nasi Padang are some of the country’s most popular dishes.
7. What are the best destinations for couples and honeymooners in Indonesia?
With its gorgeous beaches, thriving art scene and luxurious resorts, Bali is one of the top destinations for couples and honeymooners worldwide. Here are some of the best areas to stay in Bali and to include in your Indonesia holiday package –
- Nusa Dua
- Ubud
- Lovina
- Canggu
- Seminyak
8. What are the top outdoor activities to discover in Indonesia?
Indonesia presents plenty of land and water adventures. Here are some activities to try out on your holidays to Indonesia:
- Surround yourself with the greenery of Ubud’s rice terraces
- Try out exhilarating water sports at Tanjung Benoa
- Discover a colourful underwater world in the Gili Islands
- Sign up for a white water rafting adventure in Telaga Waja or Ayung River
- Trek to the summit of Mount Batur, an active volcano
9. What are the top five cultural attractions in Indonesia?
Here are some ways you can experience the country’s rich heritage and culture on your holiday to Indonesia from the UK:
- Go temple hopping in Bali
- Watch a powerful Kecak dance performance in Uluwatu Temple
- Tour the art and craft villages of Bali and pick up a hand-crafted souvenir or two at Bali’s colourful markets
- Sign up for a Balinese cooking class
- Watch a traditional music and dance performance held every evening at Ubud Palace
