
Take a visual journey through what we consider to be some of Indonesia's unmissable highlights.

Surrounded by scenic karst islands, backed by jungly hills and rimmed by white-sand beaches, Nihiwatu offers a luxe private paradise for your family to enjoy a secluded break.
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Explore the paddy fields that surround the stylish Soori Bali hotel and get a glimpse of local life, including the farming of rice.
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The Alila name is synonymous with style and Alila Villas Uluwatu is no exception. Artfully placed bamboo bale’s offer a chic spot for your day’s relaxation on the dramatic limestone cliffs of Uluwatu, Bali’s southern most tip.
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Raja Ampat is a scuba diver’s paradise; it contains the richest marine life on the planet. Living aboard the luxurious Si Datu Bua means you can discover the extraordinary marine biodiversity in your own time.
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If you stay at uber-cool Uma Ubud, you can easily venture out to experience the local culture - here is a religious procession where traditional clothing is worn to take offerings to the temples.
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At the sensational Amanjiwo, be sure to book a villa facing Borobudur to make the most of this striking 9th century temple in central Java.
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Bali offers some sensational sunsets and where better to experience this than at the luxurious Belmond Jimbaran Puri, Bali.
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Misool Eco Resort’s bamboo-thatched wooden villas fan out over the azure North Lagoon in Raja Ampat. Chill out on a hammock strung over the water and marvel at the clear-as-glass water.
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Bali’s accommodation is of such a high standard, it is even home to three Aman hotels! Amankila and its iconic swimming pool holds an exceptional location built into terraces on the clifftops above the dramatic east coast of Bali.
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Be warned, Mount Bromo in East Java is still an active volcano! Be adventurous and climb to the top for awe-inspiring views into its cavernous interior.
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This stunning serene spot overlooks the verdant countryside of Ubud. Listen to the calls of nature at dusk from the luxury of your own private deck with plunge pool at the ultra stylish Amandari.
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Como Shambhala is a one-of-a kind hotel. Explore its stunning landscape of bright green paddy fields and sample more of Bali’s delicious yet healthy food.
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Tropical beaches like this do exist in reality. Stay aboard Tiger Blue to discover a true paradise, over and under water, like this one at Pulau Wayag, Raja Ampat.
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The setting of Como Shambhala is so awe-inspiring we promise you’ll never forget it. Your vast living quarters are suspended at treetop level over the gushing River Agung, surrounded by emerald green paddies.
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The Bayugita Suite at Como Shambhala is a masterpiece of good taste and luxurious furnishings. You’ll find a carved Javanese four-poster bed and a Victorian rolltop in the bathroom. Explore your foliage-clad garden to discover a bubbly Jacuzzi!
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At Como Shambhala, the two-bedroom retreat villas are a secluded luxury hideaway, perfect for those indulging in a total retreat for body and mind. The swimming pools have a fabulous infinity-edged view to the exotic jungle.
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Views like this are ten-a-penny in rural Indonesia. Terraces of lush paddy fields, bordered by swaying palm trees and brooding volcanoes will make up the backdrop to many of your experiences in Bali and beyond.
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Use your time at rural Uma Ubud in Bali to explore the scenic countryside. The narrow pathways between paddy fields make a perfect bicycle track!
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Every window and door frames the most stunning views at Surya Shanti, a charming boutique hotel in Bali. Prepare to be mesmerised by a thousand shades of green!
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Aboard the luxuriously crafted Silolona boat you make the itinerary, including, should you wish, getting up close to unique tribesmen in the Palau archipelago.
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Sunset aboard the Silolona is a contemplative time. Enjoy freshly crafted cocktails, take a massage or anticipate the evening meal created by your own gourmet chef.
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This little seahorse is one of the many rare creatures you’ll see when scuba diving the pristine Coral Triangle around Misool Eco Resort in Raja Ampat.
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You’ll get a very warm canine welcome from this gorgeous chap, at Puri Ganesha, a rustic yet seriously chic resort in the north of Bali. One of our favourite spots!
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The Oberoi Bali offers the best of beach life: a luxurious picnic, a spot of horse riding or a dip in the warm waters off Seminyak beach.
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Bali’s lesser known sister, Lombok, also offers a high standard of accommodation. Visit sparkling waterfalls whilst enjoying top service at the Oberoi Lombok.
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The warm, clear and calm waters of the Lombok Strait offer an ideal opportunity to learn to scuba dive or just have a snorkel at the luxurious Oberoi Lombok.
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Nihiwatu Lodge is an extremely exclusive retreat based on the remote Indonesian island of Sumba. It has something for everyone, including world-class surf breaks. “God’s Left” is the main attraction; these left breaking waves reel for over 300 metres and crest off the resort’s outstretched reef, reserved for a maximum of nine surfers at a time.
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As Nihiwatu has such a stunning ocean vista it’s not surprising that activities tend to be marine-based. Try your hand at deep-sea fishing, scuba dive the abundant coral gardens or surf the consistent reef breaks with the help of Christian Sea, Nihiwatu's aptly-named surfing instructor.
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Take tea on your panoramic veranda at calming hotel Mesa Stila. Ambar suites have soul-stirring views of the powerful Ambar volcano.
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Upon arriving at Komodo Island within no time you can see Komodo dragons lounging in the sun or, in our Indonesia consultant Mark’s case, he actually saw a komodo dragon going in for the kill of a deer. These fearsome and fascinating creatures can be found on the islands of Komodo, Rinca and Flores.
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At Bali's Amankila, if you tire of the stunning ocean panorama in Bali, you’ll find an equally arresting backdrop view. Volcanic Mount Agung makes for an incredibly dramatic sight, framed by dense jungle.
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As day turns to night, enjoy the dusk scene at Jimbaran Puri Bali, in the south west of the island. Candles are lit on the beach and overhead another incredible Bali night sky begins to reveal itself.
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Bambu Indah offers a truly unique stay. You’ll find yourself in a remarkable teakwood and bamboo villa stuffed with authentic Balinese artefacts.
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Bamboo roofing and open-sided ventilation means you’ll stay cool in these distinctive villas at Bambu Indah in the rural heart of Bali, Ubud.
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On wild and beautiful Moyo Island, take advantage of Amanwana’s luxury tents to experience remote camping at its most comfortable. Their 20 uber swish “tents” come with AC, glass windows, hardwood floors and elegantly Aman-esque colonial decor. The camp is hidden under lush tropical canopy and leads straight onto the beach.
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You’ll get used to the remarkably chic surroundings at Soori Bali. Here the swimming pool overlooks the enticing Indian Ocean.
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This smart swimming pool at Alila Villas Uluwatu cuts a stylish slice into the panoramic ocean vista.
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Stylish surrounding such as these are trademark Alila. Succumb to the clean lines and complete sophistication on the limestone cliffs of Alila Villas Uluwatu.
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Soak up the rays in this beautifully designed swimming pool and take advantage of Alila’s unparalleled service at Alila Villas Uluwatu.
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The clifftop location of Alila Villas Uluwatu mean dramatic sea views of the wild and beautiful Indian Ocean are a given at every turn.
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Make the most of the verdant jungle panorama at Alila Ubud in Bali. From the comfort of the infinity pool, watch for wildlife in the dense foliage.
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