Our Indonesia holidays & tours

This sprawling archipelago spanning three time zones is as diverse as you would expect, and our Indonesia holidays take you far beyond the crowded (but admittedly spectacular) beaches of Bali. You'll visit the ancient temples of Java, but also the more remote, lesser-known islands such as Flores, Kalimantan and Sulawesi, the latter a world-renowned diving destination. Via rice terraces, smoky volcanoes, and treks to isolated villages where homestays offer an intoxicating glimpse of traditional tribal culture. And of course there are the orangutans of Kalimantan and Indonesian Borneo, where your visit helps contribute to the survival of these magnificent ‘old men of the forest’.

Our top Indonesia holidays

Java and Bali holiday in Indonesia

From £2690
14 days ex flights
An adventurous tailor-made journey through Java, Indonesia

Kayaking holiday in Indonesia, Komodo Dragon tour

From £2150
11 days ex flights
Sea kayaking to some of the most remote beaches on earth
Small group2026: 15 Aug, 22 Aug, 29 Aug, 5 Sep, 12 Sep, 19 Sep, 26 Sep, 10 Oct, 17 Oct, 24 Oct, 31 Oct, 7 Nov, 14 Nov, 21 Nov, 2027: 2 Mar, 2 Apr, 9 Apr, 16 Apr, 23 Apr, 30 Apr, 7 May, 14 May, 21 May, 28 May, 4 Jun, 11 Jun, 18 Jun, 25 Jun, 2 Jul, 9 Jul, 16 Jul, 23 Jul, 30 Jul, 4 Aug, 13 Aug, 20 Aug, 27 Aug, 3 Sep, 10 Sep, 17 Sep, 24 Sep, 1 Oct, 8 Oct, 15 Oct, 22 Oct, 29 Oct, 5 Nov, 12 Nov

Bali and Java holiday in Indonesia

From £1380 to £2325
14 days ex flights
Discover the best of Java and Bali
Small group2026: 6 Sep, 27 Sep, 11 Oct, 2027: 28 Mar, 4 Apr, 16 May, 30 May, 13 Jun, 25 Jul, 1 Aug, 5 Sep, 19 Sep, 26 Sep, 10 Oct

Sulawesi holiday, 13 days

From £1790
13 days ex flights
A unique insight into the fascinating island of Sulawesi

Bali family holiday with teenagers

From £872 to £1065
8 days ex flights
Family activity holiday in Bali, Indonesia
Small group2026: 26 Sep, 24 Oct, 19 Dec, 26 Dec, 2027: 27 Mar, 31 Mar, 3 Apr, 7 Apr, 26 Jun, 30 Jun, 3 Jul, 7 Jul, 10 Jul, 24 Jul, 26 Jul, 28 Jul, 31 Jul, 4 Aug, 7 Aug, 14 Aug, 18 Sep, 25 Sep, 23 Oct, 18 Dec, 24 Dec, 2028: 1 Apr, 5 Apr, 8 Apr, 15 Apr, 24 Jun, 28 Jun, 1 Jul, 5 Jul, 8 Jul, 22 Jul, 24 Jul, 26 Jul, 29 Jul, 2 Aug, 5 Aug, 12 Aug, 16 Sep, 23 Sep, 21 Oct, 16 Dec, 22 Dec

Java and Lombok 11 day tour

From £2190
11 days ex flights
Explore culture, natural wonders & beaches of Java & Lombok

Sumatra to Bali tour

From £2690 to £2750
18 days ex flights
A fascinating 18-day Sumatra, Java and Bali Tour
Small group2026: 6 Sep, 4 Oct, 6 Dec, 2027: 10 Jan, 7 Mar, 4 Apr

Java & Sumatra tailor made holiday

From £3945
13 days inc UK flights
Explore Bali's rich culture and landscape

Indonesia highlights holidays

From £4290
17 days ex flights
Experience the diversity of the Indonesian islands
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About our Indonesia holidays

Bali

Bali suffers from overtourism and over-development, but that doesn’t mean responsible travellers need avoid it. Pockets of remote beauty can be found both on the coast and inland, best reached by our guided hiking or cycling trips: emerald-green rice terraces, quiet fishing villages, coffee and spice plantations, and calmer beaches in the north. Ubud is the hotspot for culture (and yoga) on Bali, and you can escape the more commercialised aspects in the backstreets. Our Bali holidays are also a delight for foodies, with local guides helping you explore a rich blend of Malay, Indian, Chinese and uniquely Balinese cuisines.

Sulawesi

Centrepiece of the Coral Triangle, Sulawesi is renowned for diving and snorkelling, particularly in Bunaken National Park, and is often combined with Borneo and Raja Ampat. But there’s more to life here than what’s below the surface. Our cultural holidays in Sulawesi introduce you to the famous floating village on Lake Tempe, canoe tours through the vast limestone landscape of the Maros Pangkep Karst Forest, and the fascinating and complex cultural identities in the south. Here our knowledgeable local guides explain elaborate funeral ceremonies and ornate ancestral architecture, and how Islamic and Christian faiths intermingle with animist beliefs on Sulawesi.

Orangutans in Indonesia

The Indonesian islands of Kalimantan and Sumatra are the only places in the world where orangutans are found in the wild, and tragically their habitat continues to shrink. Every trip to a sanctuary, strip of virgin rainforest or rehabilitation project contributes to the conservation of orangutans and many other species of Indonesian wildlife – more so if you actually get hands-on with one of our brilliant volunteer projects. Kalimantan is pioneer territory for travellers, and the best place to see wild orangutans here is Tanjung Putting National Park, which you explore either on foot with a watchful guide, or by houseboat.

Komodo dragons in Indonesia

Fierce, fork-tongued and frighteningly fast, komodos are about as close to dragons as you can get or, probably, would ever want to get. Komodo National Park, where the dragons inhabit the islands of Komodo, Rinca and Flores, is undergoing some worrying developments that are being closely watched by conservationists. Our tours here are accompanied by trained guides armed with pointy sticks, and introduce you to the giant lizards’ behaviours and diet. There are several ways to explore the park, from day trips to overnight tours on liveaboard cruises, and even kayaking expeditions where you’ll sleep under canvas on private islands.

Family holidays in Indonesia

Our family holidays in Indonesia are packed with the one thing all kids instantly gravitate towards – adventure – whether that’s kayaking with komodo dragons, touring waterways by houseboat in search of endangered orangutans, or learning to scuba dive in one of the world’s best places for beginners. For more intrepid families with older kids, islands such as Sulawesi and Sumatra offer everything from snorkelling off beautiful beaches to jungle trekking. And naturally our trips also provide a fascinating dose of culture as you explore remote communities in the company of local guides who know how to make things engaging for kids.

Types of tours & holidays in Indonesia

You can barely move for adventure holidays in Indonesia, with everything from sea kayaking and liveaboard diving expeditions, to volcano trekking and snorkel safaris. Any James Patterson novels you’ve picked up at the airport will remain firmly unread. For first-time travellers to Indonesia wanting to venture beyond the most touristy areas, our small group holidays have much to recommend them, with expert guides leading the way and all the logistics taken care of. But if you have a firm idea of what you want to do, and would like to cherry-pick destinations, activities and experiences all the way, our tailor made holidays let you do just that.

Our Indonesia holidays reviews

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Annelies Rygole22 Jul 2026
It was amazing and beside some minor issues, very well organised and the communication before and during the holiday was superb.read more
Tamara Michael15 Jul 2026
Swimming with Whale Sharksread more
Jennifer Sloots27 Jun 2026
Absolutely amazing experience. I feel like we supported the conservation efforts, though briefly, and benefitted local people as staying in the lodge offers work. 5 stars.read more
Eliza Snow11 Jun 2026
Fabulous and memorable. Very well paced, very well organized, someone always there to pick us up or guide us as needed. So FUN!read more
Written by Rob Perkins
Photo credits: [Page banner: Jean-Marie Hullot] [Bali: Geio Tischler] [Sulawesi: Pahala Basuki] [Orangutans: Jorge Franganillo] [Komodo dragons: altraz] [Family holidays: Stefan Magdalinski] [Types of holiday: Jorge Lascar]