Indonesia tour, Kalimantan, Komodo & Bali

Journey from the jungles of Borneo to the green hills and temples of Bali to the tropical island home of the Komodo Dragon on this adventurous tailor made tour.
Jakarta Tanjung Putting National Park Sekonyet River Pondok Tanggui Camp Leakey Pesalat Camp Tanjun Harapan Camp Jakarta Ubud South Kuta Tahnah Lot Lahuan Bajo Komodo National Park
Price
£2254 excluding flights
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Duration
12 Days
Type
Tailor made
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Rates are based on two people sharing a twin/double and excludes all flights.
Single supplement is available on request.
Meals as stated in the itinerary.
Tours as stated in the itinerary.
Return transfer to/from airport included.
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Description of Indonesia tour, Kalimantan, Komodo & Bali

This 11-night tour takes you from the jungles of Indonesian Borneo to the lizard lined beaches of Komodo. You will be escorted throughout by an English speaking driver-guide.

On arrival in Kalimantan you will head into Tanjung Puting National Park - a large lowland reserve home to some 600 bird species and 9 species of primates, 3 of which are endemic to Borneo. Within the park its ink black water surface reflects the nipah palms on its shores. Exploration by boat along its waterways is the best way to see the giant forest dwellers. A highlight of your visit is the Orangutans at Camp Leakey and you will have plenty of opportunity to learn more about these fascinating creatures and watch them being fed by the local rangers.

From Borneo, you will head to Bali to explore its mystical temples and coastline and enjoy a couple of days relaxing amid beautiful surroundings. Finally you will head across to Komodo, where you will have a chance to go in search of these awe-inspiring lizards and explore the incredible marine life, coral gardens, reefs and tropical islands of the area.

Itinerary

Day 1:When you arrive in Jakarta you will be transferred to your hotel close to the airport to break up your journey on your way to exploring
Day 2:After breakfast you will return to the airport for your onwards flight to Pangkalanbun Bun (Kalimantan) in Indonesian Borneo. On arrival you will be met and transferred into the Tanjung Putting National Park for a scenic 2 hour boatride by Klotok along the Sekonyet River to your lodge. You’ll spend the night in the heart of the jungle, relaxing to the sound of nature after your long transfer. (B, L, D)
Day 3:An early start to see the Orangutan’s have their breakfast feeding at Pondok Tanggui before continuing up river and arriving in Camp Leakey early afternoon. You will have time to explore the research facility and learn more about the centre and the work they are undertaking before watching the afternoon feeding of the orangutans. There are some short hikes to enjoy which will give you a chance to spot more of the incredible wildlife including gibbons, wild pigs, Hornbills and Orangutans. You will return to your lodge by boat. (B, L, D)
Day 4:This morning you will set off by boat to Pesalat Camp, an NGO sponsored drive to reseed a large part of the national park destroyed by illegal logging and fires. You will meet the volunteers from around the world who come to help the project, and meet the local villages involved too. After lunch on board your boat you will head to Tanjun Harapan Camp for the last Orangutan feed, and visit a Malayan and Semi Dayak settlement at the gate of the national park. Keep your eyes peeled for proboscis monkeys and watch the thousands of fireflies that surround the Nipa Palms. (B, L, D)
Day 5:Catch an onwards flight to Bali via Jakarta. On arrival you will be transferred to your eco-cottage in Ubud which has an eco-spa, pool and organic gourmet restaurant – the perfect place for you to unwind. (B)
Day 6:Visit Tanah Lot on the west coast of Bali, a famous sea-side temple built to commemorate the spread of Hinduism from Java centuries ago. Set on an eroded rocky outcrop it is a spectacular sight. From here you will head to Jatiluwih to see some incredible rice terraces and in the afternoon discover a mysterious Hindu temple deep in the rainforest. (B, L)
Day 7:Today is at leisure to explore at your own pace. (B)
Day 8:Enjoy a relaxing morning before flying into Lahuan Bajo and transferring to a beach-front bungalow in your resort for the next few days. Here you have the option to book additional activities including a boat ride to watch the flying foxes bats at sunset, Rinca Island, the Pink Beach, heading out in search of the Komodo dragon, diving, snorkelling along the Kecil reef or exploring the coral gardens and manta ray spots in the area. (B,L,D)
Day 9-10:Enjoy two days at leisure to make sure of the hotel facilities or explore the Komodo National Park, home to the Komodo Dragon the world’s largest lizard. (B, L, D)
Day 11:After breakfast you will have time to pack before transferring back to Labuan Bajo for your flight back to Bali. Your guide will meet you and transfer you to South Kuta and your hotel (B)
Day 12:Your guide will transfer you back to the airport for your flight home (B)

Price information

£2254 excluding flights
Convert currency:
Rates are based on two people sharing a twin/double and excludes all flights.
Single supplement is available on request.
Meals as stated in the itinerary.
Tours as stated in the itinerary.
Return transfer to/from airport included.
Make enquiry

Departure information

This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements

Travel guides

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Holiday information

LGBTQIA+
Our partners behind this holiday promote inclusivity on all their trips and across their business and we are all committed to ensuring travellers face no discrimination on any part of the trip they control.
Dietary requirements:
We can cater for vegetarian and vegan diets.

Responsible Travel

As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) holiday so that you can travel knowing it will help support the places and people that you visit, and the planet. Read how below.

Planet

The park fees paid to enter Tanjun Putting National Park and Komodo help to preserve and protect the environment and its wildlife and goes towards its upkeep to ensure future generations will be able to visit.

This trip includes the Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre at Camp Leakey. Your visit helps to fund the vital work of the centre which strives to protect Orangutans which are currently listed as highly endangered. During your trip you will learn more about the work and see these animals in their natural environment.

While in the national park you will also visit a reforestation program which is working to restore the jungle through a tree planting program and your visit will help to continue their important work.

Our Ground Agents are very much aware of the environmental impact of tourism and their offices use only recycled paper and all office waste is recycled where possible. Energy saving lighting is used and air-conditioners are switched off between noon and 1pm every day. As with their community work, our Ground Agents also work closely with R.O.L.E to help prevent environmental degradation and are involved in activities such as beach cleaning and environmental awareness training events.

People

We only work with responsible ground agents, and in Indonesia our Ground Agents live and work in the country and recognise that it is their home. They have fully committed to ‘giving back’ to ensure an improving quality of life for their local communities. They provide local villages with the tools to help improve education along witch social services, assistance programs and structural developments, although any building work is carefully considered to minimise its impact on the natural environment.

They also support local charities and focus in particular on the R.O.L.E foundation in Indonesia. R.O.L.E focuses on empowering underprivileged women by giving them the education, skills and job opportunities they need to create a living. They do this through sending them on a subsidised training courses which include learning English, women’s health, IT and hospitality focused kills, or creating small, sustainable businesses which benefit the local communities and the women who run them.

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