bali tours to borneo

Exploring Borneo

Borneo to bali.

14 Days from £3050 PP

Experience the wildlife, rainforest, and rugged beauty of Borneo, the fast pace of Kuala Lumpur, and the beaches and culture of Bali. Start your holiday in Borneo where you can wash away the jetlag in the South China Sea and get your first taste of the rainforest on Gaya Island. Head off the beaten track to the Kiulu Valley to see what life in rural Borneo is like before heading down the Kinabatangan River to look for proboscis monkeys, orangutans, crocodiles, Borneo pygmy elephants, and more as you venture into the jungle. Fly to bustling Kuala Lumpur and see the iconic Petronas Towers and maybe try out some local dishes, the food in Malaysia is unlike anywhere else.

Enjoy the remainder of your holiday on the Island of the Gods, Bali. This piece of paradise is home to colourful, ornate temples, stunning beaches, lush rice paddies, and some of the friendliest people we know. We’ve selected one of our favourite beach hotels for this itinerary but we’re full of more ideas if this one doesn’t suit. There’s time to relax, visits to temples, a sacred monkey forest, a chance to watch a kecak dance at sunset, and see the artists’ haven of Ubud. We’ve even included a private Stand-Up Paddle Board lesson.

This Borneo Bali itinerary is here to inspire you as all of our holidays are tailor-made to suit you. We’re happy to add or subtract days, change hotels, and adjust as you see fit. To learn more about this trip, give us a call at UK  020 7112 0019  or email  [email protected]  or  [email protected]   to start planning your holiday.

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Your Itinerary

Day 1 - Welcome to Borneo

Touchdown in Kota Kinabalu and transfer to your downtown hotel with views across the South China Sea to the islands. We’ve left this time free for you to settle in. Consider exploring the night market or go for a wander in this small city.

Day 2 - Two Island Tour

Get your first taste of the wildlife of Borneo on the islands. Spend the day on the water and snorkelling and swimming the clear warm waters of the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park with visits to two islands off the coast of Kota Kinabalu. It’s a great way to get past the jetlag.

Day 3 - Kiulu Countryside & Culture

Venture into the misty Kiulu Valley today to learn about traditional rural life in Borneo. Visit a local market, stroll through scenic landscapes of rice paddies and river valley on your way to a local village where you may get a chance to hear kulintang music or learn about daily life from the residents. Enjoy lunch made from locally sourced ingredients in customary Sabahan dishes. Consider a post-lunch dip in the Kiulu River before returning to Kota Kinabalu for the night.

Day 4 - Sepilok to Sukau

Take an early morning flight to Sukau and visit the Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre with an optional visit to the Sun Bear Conservation Centre before heading down the Kinabatangan River to Sukau. Keep your binoculars and cameras at hand as you look for proboscis monkeys, crocodiles, and other wildlife during the transfer.

Day 5 - River Safaris

Enjoy cruises along the Kinabatangan River to look for birds and wildlife. Take a guided tour along the lodge’s Hornbill Boardwalk with an in-house naturalist;  attend an Orang Utan talk, and consider adding a night time river cruise. Or if you prefer, try to imitate the sounds of proboscis monkeys from the Ape Gallery.

Day 6 - Search for Wild Orangutans

Take an early morning river cruise along the Menanggol River by silent electric motor in search of wildlife. In the afternoon, proceed 27 km overland to the vicinity of Gomantong Cave. Traverse deep into the forest along a trail in search of  wild orangutans in the trees. Witness the exodus of over two million bats as well as raptors.

Day 7 - From the jungle to the city

Return to Sandakan by boat and take an afternoon flight to Kuala Lumpur. On arrival, you’ll be met and transferred to your city hotel. This vibrant city is bursting at the seams with excellent restaurants and bars so think about spending a night on the town.

Day 8 - Kuala Lumpur

Start the day with a visit to the Batu Caves, home to a large Hindu temple and a 140-foot tall statue of Hindu Lord God Murugan. In the afternoon, visit Kuala Lumpur’s many highlights including the Petronas Twin Towers, King’s Palace, and the National Mosque.

Day 9 - Bali bound

This morning your driver will collect you for the ride to Kuala Lumpur International Airport and your direct flight to Bali. T ransfer to Maya Sanur Resort & Spa.  Excellent beach front location and a number of pools make it an ideal place for relaxation. 

Day 10 - Dramatic Kecak Uluwatu

Visit the famous Uluwatu Temple. Perched approx. 70 metres above sea level, the temple has one of the most dramatic locations on the island and is the perfect vantage point to observe the huge waves crashing against the rock face below. Next, witness a traditional display of Kecak dance, which features up to a hundred male performers who form a circle and sway and chant to hypnotic music. Jimbaran Bay has a reputation for having some of the best seafood on the island and you will have the chance to dine in one of Jimbaran’s best beach restaurants.

Day 11 - The Beauty of Central Bali on Bike and Foot

Drive up to Kintamani with views over the active volcano Mount Batur. Hop on a bicycle and wind your way downhill through the colourful tapestry that is the Balinese countryside. Continue by car to the amazing rice terraces of Tegalalang, where you will also visit the local village market. Enjoy lunch at Arma Kafe in Ubud and begin your exploration of the scenery of Ubud by foot. Pass over the lush river valley of Tukad Wos, commonly known as the Campuhan Ridge and have an orientation at the beautiful Gunung Lebah Temple, which was built in the 8th century and has become synonymous with Ubud and Balinese history.

Day 12 - Ayung White Water Rafting

Experience the thrill of white-water rafting on the Ayung River. The approximately two-hour long water adventure begins with a transfer to the start point followed by a safety and equipment briefing given by your expert instructor. It’s then headlong into the first set of thirty-three Class II & III rapids as you rush past untamed rainforest, towering gorges and magnificent rice paddy terraces. All the while your professionally trained and experienced guide will call out instructions and safely navigate you and the Avon-branded raft through torrents, tight turns and inclined rapids.

Day 13 - Ayana

Relax and enjoy the facilities of the resort. It would take weeks to discover them all!

Day 14 - Time for home

At the suitable time your driver will pick you up for the transfer back to the airport for your flight homeward.

Bon voyage!

This itinerary costs from £3,050 per person based on two adults sharing excluding peak seasons. The price includes all transfers and flights as shown in the itinerary but not international flights.

International flights tend to cost between £600 and £900 return – do ask us for advice. Alternatively we can book the flights for you but a booking fee may apply.

What's included?

• Prices start from £3,050 per person
• Accommodation on B&B basis
• Full board on days 4-6, dinner on day 10, lunch on day 11 and 12
• Transfers in an air-conditioned vehicle or boat as mentioned
• Internal flights as mentioned
• Local taxes except those which can only be paid locally
• Entrance fees
• All excursions and activities mentioned in the itinerary
• All trips are ATOL protected or ABTA bonded to ensure you are fully covered

Kota Kinabalu

Tip of borneo, mount kinabalu, danum valley, tabin wildlife reserve, kinabatangan river, mulu national park, caves of niah, maliau basin, your adventure starts here.

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Discover Indonesia: Borneo, Java & Bali

This Kalimantan & Java Bali overland adventure includes a number of the country's highlights and hidden gems. Indonesian archipelago spreads over 5200km between the Asian mainland and Australia, all of it within the tropics, and comprises 17,000 islands. Its ethnic, cultural and linguistic diversity is correspondingly great – more than 500 languages and dialects are spoken by its 246 million people, whose fascinating customs and lifestyles are a major attraction. The largely volcanic nature of the islands has created tall cloud-swept mountains swathed in the green of rice terraces or rainforest, dropping to blindingly bright beaches and vivid blue seas, the backdrop for Southeast Asia’s biggest wilderness areas and wildlife sanctuaries. All of this provides an endless resource for adventurous trekking, surfing, scuba diving, or just lounging by the pool.

Daily Itinerary

Day 1: jakarta arrival.

• Transportation: Airport Transfer
• Accommodation: Sheraton Bandara

Today, you will be picked up at the airport and transferred to your hotel.

Jakarta, Java

The sprawling capital of the world's most populous island, Jakarta concentrates all of Indonesia's diversity and energy into one bustling city. With more than 300 different ethnic groups speaking 750 different languages, Indonesia's capital - Jakarta is a diverse mix of fascinating history and culture.

Day 2: Jakarta - Pangkalanbun - Tanjung Puting

• Transportation: Airport Transfers
• Transportation (Air): Domestic Flight
• Tour: River Cruise & Orangutans
• Accommodation: Klotok Riverboat
• Meals: B, L, D

This morning, you will be met and transferred to the airport for your direct flight to Pangkalanbun, Kalimantan, which is the closest airport to Tanjung Puting National Park.

River Cruise & Orangutans

On arrival in Pangkalunbun, meet your guide and driver and transfer to the Kumai River Harbor to board a traditional klotok—a flat-bottomed riverboat. Cruise through this bustling river port, passing shipyards where Makassar schooners are handcrafted from tropical hardwoods. Continue the cruise upriver, through forests that provide habitat for many species of birds and monkeys. Experience the vibrant life along the riverfront—take in scenes of people scaling fish, washing babies, fishing, repairing boats and curious local children waving as you pass. During your time here, you will visit the three ranger stations at Tanjung Puting National Park—the orangutan camp at Tanjung Haraphan, Camp Leakey and Pondok Tanggui. Here, you will more than likely encounter several of the resident ex-captive orangutans that roam within the grounds of the research camp. There will be multiple opportunities to see orangutan feedings at various sites. When your guide calls out the whooping sound to announce the feeding, you will begin to hear the rustle of leaves and then experience the heart-pounding moment when these great apes swing toward you.  After checking in at your lodge, if time permits, depart by boat to the Tanjung Haraphan and hike to the feeding platform for your first chance to view these beautiful creatures in the wild. Return back to the boat and continue on to observe and learn more about proboscis monkeys along the river banks. Proboscis monkeys are endemic and can only be seen in Borneo.

Tanjung Puting National Park, Kalimantan

Tanjung Puting National Park is located in the Indonesian province of Central Kalimantan. The park is famous for it's resident ape - the orangutan. Here you can explore the variety of ecosystems found within the Indonesian Borneo rain forest and visit the rehabilitation center at the landmark Camp Leakey research station to get a closer look at these incredible creatures!

Day 3: Tanjung Puting

• Tour: Camp Leakey & River Cruise Continued

Camp Leakey & River Cruise Continued

Start each day bright and early with your guide to be on the river at prime wildlife viewing times. See playful proboscis monkeys bounding through the trees. These large primates, whose pendulous noses give them a comic appearance, are found only in isolated areas of Borneo. See majestic hornbills flying low over the jungle canopy, leaf-eating macaques and the occasional wild orangutan. A river journey in Borneo is a travel classic, mysterious and wondrous—at times the river narrows to the point that passage may seem to be in doubt.  This morning, visit Camp Leakey, founded in 1971 by Dr. Birute Galdikas for the study and conservation of orangutans. Like Jane Goodall's work with chimpanzees and Dian Fossey's with gorillas, Dr. Galdikas' hands-on approach to researching orangutans—she has lived for decades in this jungle—has resulted in a profoundly influential body of work.  This afternoon, hike to the Pondok Tanggui feeding platform. If interested, take a nighttime river cruise to see the fireflies along the river.

Day 4: Tanjung Puting - Pangkalanbun - Semarang - Yogyakarta

• Tour: Evening Foodie Tour
• Accommodation: The Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta
• Meals: B, D

This morning, depart on your boat back to the airport, enjoying breakfast as you cruise back to Pangkalanbun. On arrival, check in for your flight to Semarang. Upon arrival in Semarang, after lunch at a local restaurant (on own expense), you'll be met by your private guide and depart on the approximately four-hour drive to your hotel in the city of Yogyakarta. On arrival, check into your lovely hotel with the late afternoon and evening free at your leisure.

Evening Foodie Tour

Tonight, come hungry for exploration! Your adventure will begin by walking from Tugu Monument, or hopping on a becak (pedicab), if you prefer, to head to the area famous for" kopi joss"...coffee with a brick of burning hot charcoal! Along the way, you will can admire many traditional and modern angkringan (foodstalls). After this, you’re ready to continue by becak to soak up the hustle and bustle of Jalan Malioboro. If you want, you can try the famous bakmi (stir fried noodles) from Pak Pele (named after the Brazilian football player) at the north alun-alun (square). You will then continue to the alun-alun (square) south of the kraton (palace), where you can try the legendary walk through two waringin trees (banyan trees), while blindfolded. Afterwards, continue to the Wijilan area to sample different kinds of Yogya’s famous dish gudeg (jackfruit curry). These were just starters, so to wrap up this culinary experience we’ll finish at one of the famous angkringan restaurants, popular with students and families alike. Here, you can choose from dozens of freshly made dishes cooked up in front of you. Wash it all down with some flavorful and colorful drinks like wedang uwuh (red herbal drink) or wedang jahe (ginger tea) to round up your culinary Yogya experience! (This service is on a private basis.)

Yogyakarta, Java

The city of Yogyakarta is located in the southern region of Java. Here, you'll see the progressive movement of culture, industry, arts and traditional rituals. It serves as the main access point for those looking to explore further onto central Java and it's iconic temples of Borobudur and Prambanan.

Day 5: Yogyakarta

• Tour: Borobudur, Yogyakarta & Prambanan Temple

Borobudur, Yogyakarta & Prambanan Temple

This morning around 8:00 AM, you'll head out with your guide to be at famed Borobudur. Borobudur predates Angkor Wat by 300 years and Notre Dame by 200 years. "Discovered" in 1815, it has been excavated and returned to its original glory. The stone relief panels offer a clear glimpse into Buddhist doctrine and Javanese life 1,000 years ago. You'll have plenty of time to amble around and through this fabulous monument.  In the afternoon, you will then continue for a visit to the Prambanan Temple complex. This Hindu temple city was built between the 8th and 10th centuries to honor Shiva, and it complements the Buddhist temple city of Borobudur, located 40 kilometers away. At the end of your tour, you will be transferred back to your hotel.

Day 6: Yogyakarta - Malang

• Transportation: Train Station Transfers
• Transportation (Train): Indonesian Railways
• Accommodation: Tugu Malang

Today, you will be picked up and transferred to the train station in good time to board your train . Upon arrival, you will be picked up and transferred to your hotel.

Malang has a rich history, dating back to when it used to be a popular destination for the Dutch during colonial times. Today, you can still experience the prevalent colonial atmosphere in town at the famous. Stroll the main boulevard for a unique taste of Indonesian styles, blending together with grand mansions. Well liked for its mild climate, the city is sometimes called the "Paris of East Java". From volcano visits and nature explorations, to historic centers and long stretches of picturesque beaches, you can find them all in Malang.

Day 7: Malang - Bromo

• Transportation: Internal Transfer
• Accommodation: Jiwa Jawa Bromo

Today you will enjoy a morning tour of Malang with a Becak, a local cyclo. Start from Ijen Boulevard to explore the streets of Malang, filled with colonial buildings. Marvel at the historic works and the local bird market before ending the tour with the visit of the city cathedral. From here, cross the road to Toko Oen, where you will have lunch (own expense). This splendidly nostalgic place is located in a charming colonial building from the 1920s and has been open since 1936. The restaurant offers a mixture of Dutch and Indonesian cuisine, as well as delicious homemade ice cream. After lunch, continue to Mt Bromo over a picturesque mountain road through breathtaking scenery to the entrance of the Bromo-Tengger National Park. On arrival at your hotel, check in and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.

Day 8: Bromo - Kalibaru

• Tour: Volcano Sunrise
• Accommodation: Margo Utomo Agro Resort

Volcano Sunrise

Make sure to get a good night's rest last night, because this morning you will be up bright and early, before the sun! This early morning adventure will be unlike anything you have ever experienced! Around 3:00 AM, you will be whisked away on an excursion to catch a spectacular sunrise at Mount Bromo’s crater- rim. From the hotel, you will be driven in a 4WD jeep to Mt. Penanjakan, from where you will have the perfect seat to admire the colorful light show. Waking up far before dawn may not be easy, but being rewarded with this unforgettable view over the volcanic landscape will make everything worth it. Often times, there are clouds hanging in the valley underneath you, causing only the mountain peaks to be visible. This setting creates the sensation that you are standing on the moon! After taking plenty of photos and savoring time to soak in the views around you, you will be driven back to your hotel to enjoy a well deserved breakfast. After checkout time you’ll be driven three-to-four hours to Kalibaru.

Day 9: Kalibaru - Ijen

• Accommodation: Ijen Resort & Villas

Enjoy a leisurely morning in your lovely resort at Kalibaru. There are plenty beautiful sights to be seen on property, since the resort is located at the plantation, or you may prefer to simply lounge by the pool and be lazy. After checkout time, you’ll be driven into the mountains where there is a resort with a beautiful view of Ijen volcano. This is a haven of peace and quiet.

Day 10: Ijen - Pemuteran

• Tour: Ijen Crater Excursion
• Accommodation: Naya Gawana

Ijen Crater Excursion

Meet your driver at 3:00 AM this morning to head off on a memorable trekking experience to the Ijen Crater in East Java. The top of the volcano at Kawah Ijen is the world's largest body of water filled with hydrochloric acid. Within the 20km caldera complex lays an amazingly blue lake. With massive amounts of sulfur coming out of the mountain, this is one of the most acidic bodies of water on the planet. You can see the local miners walk deep in the sulfur clouds to collect hardened sulfur and trek back out often carrying nearly twice their body weight. Breathtaking views from within this active volcano is something you will never forget and most certainly unlike any other experience in the world. Finish the experience in the Ijen and transfer back to your hotel for breakfast.

Later this afternoon, you will be transferred to Ketapang harbor for your ferry transfer to your next destination in Pemuteran, located in west Bali. The road along the north-coast brings you less then 1 hour to Pemutaran, a small fishing village with a number of hotels on the beach. The vineyards of Hatten, Bali’s biggest wine-producer are situated here. Just off the coast lies the island of Menjangan, which offers excellent snorkeling, with clear waters and few currents. The island and surrounding coral gardens are part of Bali’s only national park: Bali Barat. Here, the endangered Bali Sparrow lives. In certain places captured birds are released back in the park. You’ll be arriving at the resort by the early evening.

Pemuteran, Bali

Pemuteran - far removed from the busy Bali tourist centers, the unspoiled northwest offers a view into the uniqueness of Bali. Still undeveloped, with nature and marine parks preserving the area, one finds a grand expanse of coconut groves and beautiful ancient temples dotting the landscape. The magnificent volcanoes of Java are a perfect backdrop for spectacular sunrises and sunsets.

Day 11: Pemuteran

• Tour: Menjangan Island & Dinner Cruise

Menjangan Island & Dinner Cruise

This morning, you will be transferred to the heavenly Menjangan Island, part of Bali's Barat National Park. A short boat trip will lead you to the island, where there will be no time to waste in hopping into the sparkling, refreshing sea. This will be the perfect spot for snorkeling. This area has the best diving on the entire island, thanks to the crystal clear waters, colorful corals and pristine temperatures bringing in schools of tropical fish. During the tour, you can enjoy some time to rest and indulge in a simple picnic lunch from the boat. Once you have gained your energy back, you can continue diving and exploring the underwater wonders, until it is time to return to the mainland. At the dock, you will be met by a driver and transferred back to your resort, where you can relax and freshen up before your special evening adventure. Later this evening, you will have the luxury of attending an elegant dinner service on a boat. Sail along the calm and peaceful bay of Gawana with the natural sounds complimenting the atmosphere, as you enjoy 3 courses of international cuisines. Please note however that beverages are not included.

Day 12: Pemuteran - Ubud

• Tour: Journey to Ubud
• Accommodation: COMO Uma Ubud

Journey to Ubud

This morning, meet your guide for a drive into the highlands and the village of Kintamani on the caldera rim of Mt. Batur. Kintamani is famed for its prized fruits and vegetables, which are sold at its colorful market. Continue north along the crater rim to Penulisan, where several steep flights of stairs lead to Bali's highest temple, Pura Puncak Penulisan, at 5,789 feet. From here, you can admire the most spectacular view of Mt. Batur, Mt. Agung and the north coast of Bali, which lies below. After plenty of time for pictures, you will continue on the journey to Ubud, where you will be dropped off at your luxurious new resort property. Enjoy the rest of the day as you desire.

Ubud is considered the cultural heartland of Bali, famous for its iconic rice terraces and countless Hindu temples, where painters, mask makers, sculptors, stone and wood carvers, dancers and musicians thrive. Ubud also offers visitors the opportunity to explore Bali's natural beauty serving as a base camp for adventure activities including volcano trekking, river rafting, cycling and canyoneering.

Day 13: Ubud

Enjoy this free time at your leisure.

Day 14: Ubud

• Tour: Cultural Sunrise Walk
• Tour: Cooking Class

Cultural Sunrise Walk

Ubud is changing fast, and today you are invited to witness it's natural beauty at the golden hour of dawn. First thing this morning at 5:30 AM, you will be taken to Ubud Market alongside your private guide and driver. This is where you will begin your sunrise walk. Vendors arrive in the wee hours of the morning to sell vegetables, food and beautiful flower offerings, that you will see all over the island. This market transforms into a commercial affair by the mid-morning, so having the opportunity to see it at dawn is a unique and special experience. You will continue your stroll through Ubud's quaint lanes, towards the verdant dew-covered rice fields north of Ubud. After witnessing the sunrise and herons taking flight, you will stop to enjoy a private picnic breakfast in a farmer's hut, high up in the middle of a rice field. Relax, sip on a cup of coffee or mint tea that was freshly harvested from a nearby garden and soak in the morning ambiance of this once in a lifetime experience. Descending through the rice fields back into Ubud, you will pass by the Monkey Forest. After the walk is time to relax with a unique massage therapy followed by a delightful lunch. Feeling relaxed and rejuvenated, you will then be transferred back to your hotel, with the rest of the day to spend as you wish. (This service is on a private basis.)

Cooking Class

Embark on an amazing food and cultural journey with Dewa and Jero, who live with their children and extended family in the village of Keliki, an artist village nestled in the terraced foothills just north of Ubud. Dewa works as a tour guide and is passionate about sharing the culture of Bali. He and his wife serve delicious Balinese food that promotes good health and spiritual well-being. Your experience will start with a walk around Dewa's family compound where Dewa will give you some insight into the Balinese culture and how they live. You will then join his wife and extended family in the kitchen and help them cook a range of Balinese dishes, using local ingredients and spices, over a traditional wood-fired oven. Your cooking class will finish with a delicious meal served at a dining area adjacent to the family temple. However, the family will not share the meal with you, because the Balinese believe you should never eat together as a family. The idea is that when you sit down to eat you are hungry after a long day’s work and consequently have negative energy. However, they will be with you for the dessert portion of the experience. (This service is on a private basis.)

Day 15: Ubud

• Tour: Living Like A Balinese Artist
• Meals: B, L

Living Like A Balinese Artist

Today, you will be picked up from your hotel and taken on a truly exclusive experience. This unique tour has been specially designed to reveal a behind the scenes look into the life of a Balinese artist. Today, you are given the chance to uncover the secrets of Bali's artistic soul. Although there are many attractions that make this island so enticing, Bali's soul and character is ultimately defined by its people. This destination has long been a magnet for the arts and Ubud is its epicenter. The best way to discover Bali is through its people and their unique art forms. Today, your guide will introduce you to a variety of local artists within their personal homes and workshops. You are welcomed into a world that is normally hidden from the sight of travelers. It really is a dream to meet and photograph the fascinating local people in their most authentic element. Later on, you will sit down to a lovely meal with a host family in their home. After saying goodbye to your new friends once you are finished, you will head back to your hotel. (This service is on a private basis.)

Day 16: Ubud - Denpasar Departure

Today, you will be met and transferred to the airport for your departing flight. We hope you enjoyed your time in Indonesia and we wish you a pleasant flight home.

Accommodation

Sheraton Bandara

Just three kilometers from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport Jakarta, Sheraton Bandara Hotel offers a unique five-star, resort-style experience with warm hospitality and the convenience of an airport hotel. Located in the heart of the thriving, cultural metropolis of Indonesia, our hotel is just a short drive from Jakarta’s central business district. The city’s energy is close by, but the tranquil countryside that surrounds us makes it feel miles away. Our 220 comfortable guest rooms combine an international ambience with contemporary Indonesian culture. All offer wonderful views of the beautiful landscaped garden or a private balcony with a romantic lake view. High Speed Internet Access, dual-line phones, generous workspaces, and The Sheraton Sweet Sleeper™ Bed are available in every room to keep you feeling connected, even when you’re miles away.

Klotok Riverboat

A klotok is a traditional river boat used to navigate the waters of Indonesia. Fitted with inboard or outboard motors, klotoks are primarily used for transfers up rivers, transporting both people and goods. Klotoks are found in floating marketplaces, national parks, and fishing areas. Depending on their function or how they are equipped, they may be called by various names. Klotoks have varying levels of accommodation, with sleeping, dining, and restroom facilities. Your stay on a Klotok is sure to be unique and unforgettable, complete with the ideal perspective of wildlife and nature viewing.

The Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta

For an exceptional seminar or a voyage of discovery, the Phoenix, a historical Indonesian hotel, combines modernity with tradition. Proud of its identity, it is located in the region of Yogyakarta, to the south of Java, known as one of the centres of classical Java art. Each of the 144 rooms bears the trace of its precious cultural heritage and is a harmonious combination of European and Asian decoration. For a moment of relaxation, the Phoenix offers a period of well-being in the hotel's spa and swimming pool. For the gourmet visitor, its "Paprika" restaurant and wine bar are an invitation to discover Indonesian and international dishes.

Tugu Malang

Tugu Malang Hotel is located in the thick of the action and provides easy access to major transport links. It is approximately 90 kilometers from Mount Bromo and is the ideal retreat for corporate guests or those seeking a relaxing vacation in distinctive surroundings complemented by well-informed and professional staff. Some visitors go so far as to say the hotel is more of a museum than a place to stay. It really is the epitome of luxury and style. The Javanese antiques are really quite magical and guests will be delighted with the outstanding meeting rooms catered to by the sensational restaurant serving a fine selection of international cuisine ideal for any occasion. Tugu Malang Hotel is a discerning destination offering 49 beautiful guest rooms equipped with modern amenities. Guests can enjoy a range of recreational pursuits or simply relax at the captivating swimming pool. Tugu Malang Hotel is definitely worth your stay.

Jiwa Jawa Bromo

Jiwa Jawa Resort Bromo exists to match the natural beauty with a soulful service for those with an appreciation of beauty. Enjoy a breathtaking view from 2,000 meters above the sea level. Also, dine under the stars where nature’s sound serenades you. The resort is built with environmental consciousness as a priority, as best exemplified by our no tree cutting policy and proper waste managements. In every step of development, we do it with a commitment to minimize carbon footprints. We source all of our food locally and organically. All our efforts go on to show a deep appreciation towards the breathtaking natural beauty.

Margo Utomo Agro Resort

Margo Utomo Agro Resort is located on the edge of the Kalibaru town, just across from the Kalibaru Train Station. With 51 standard rooms, it attracts many visitors that would like to learn more about and enjoy the tropical plants and flowers. Also the dairy farm helps to give another special “touch” to the resort. Take advantage of a wealth of unrivaled services and amenities at this Banyuwangi hotel. The hotel offers access to a vast array of services, including luggage storage, Wi-Fi in public areas, car park, room service, meeting facilities. In addition, all guestrooms feature a variety of comforts. Many rooms even provide air conditioning, balcony/terrace, desk, fan, shower to please the most discerning guest. The hotel offers many unique recreational opportunities such as outdoor pool, massage, children's playground, pool (kids), garden. Enjoy unparalleled services and a truly prestigious address at the Margo Utomo Agro Resort.

Ijen Resort & Villas

Perched at the edge of the rainforest of Ijen National Park and overlooking terraced rice fields to a row of volcanoes, each of the Resort's 41 rooms boast superb views from their balconies. Bungalows with superior, deluxe category and junior suites are ready to accommodate you with all facilities of modern comfort. Four hectares of beautiful garden with panoramic vistas of volcanoes, rainforests, terraced rice fields and a view of the ocean, make Ijen Resort and Villas itself a tourist destination.

Naya Gawana

Welcome to Naya Gawana Resort & Spa – a hidden jewel - spread out over 3 hectares in North West Bali. This pristine property is nestled on the tip of a well-preserved monsoon forest of West Bali National Park, where nature and adventure blend together harmoniously. Tucked away in the natural beauty of its surroundings, the resort offers a tranquil experience with nature, without which, a visit to Bali would be incomplete. Ideally located in the serene Menjangan Bay, the property features incredible panoramic views of the clear blue sea in the foreground and the northern Bali mountains as the striking backdrop.

COMO Uma Ubud

Como Uma Ubud is a luxury resort in the heart of Ubud that immerses you in the culture of Bali while also providing luxury amenities, from food to spa to exquisite accommodation. Nestled among paddy fields and hills, all 46 rooms and suites exude the charm of a traditional Indonesian village. The feel is quietly contemporary, from bedrooms to landscaped courtyards to infinity-edged plunge pools. The result is a fresh, original spirit that feels sleek even as it recognizes Uma Ubud’s cultural context.

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From the plane, you can look down and see the snaking figure of the Sekonyer River rushing against the edges of the city of Pangkalan Bun. Homes rise out of the banks on stilts accounting for the rising waters during months of tropical rain. A boardwalk runs along the banks, allowing visitors and locals to enjoy views of the rushing river and life alongside the water. Colorful boats use the current to speed across town, and larger vessels transport goods downstream. Your private transfer meets you upon your flight's arrival at Iskandar Airport. The tropical warmth greets you outside the airport doors, set amidst the bustling city.

You venture to the Kumai Harbor with a quick introduction into the thriving river life circulating along the riverbank. Canoes and large fishing boats moor in the harbor, highlighting the importance of river life to central Borneo. You board a comfortable klotok, a traditional Indonesian riverboat consisting of a shallow draft measuring an average of 33 feet long. You follow the waters of a small tributary connected to the Kumai River. The bustling movement of the harbor fades to serene jungle surroundings. The scent of freshwater blends with the aroma of fresh wood drifting upwards from the boat.

The skipper explains there are over 230 types of birds in the Tanjung Putting National Park, an area encompassing more than 1,600 square miles. You can hear the echoing twitter of colorful kingfisher roaming the riverbanks. The skipper points to a false gharial basking in the sunlight on the shoreline. The freshwater crocodile can grow to nearly 13 feet long. The journey up the winding tributary feels like something out of an adventure book. You arrive at the stunning eco-friendly lodge and settle into the comforts of your room overlooking the gentle flow of the Sekonyer River.

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Tanjung Puting – In the Presence of the Wilds

At sunrise, the wilds of the surrounding jungle return to life, filling the canopy with calls of proboscis monkeys and twittering flycatchers. The scent of Indonesian coffee fills the air at breakfast, refreshing your senses and reminding you of the adventures to come. You step aboard the riverboat bound for Camp Leakey Research Station. The river narrows, causing the canopy to dangle thick branches and lush leaves over the boat. You brush away the foliage feeling the waxy texture of the leaves on your skin. You notice a rhinoceros hornbill perching on an upper branch. Their beak and crowning horn contain colors similar to the sunset contrasting their muddled black foliage. The boat moors at the edge of Camp Leakey, located beneath the 100-foot tall forest canopy. The camp was erected in the early 1970s as an orangutan rehabilitation center.

Today the camp serves the research efforts of scientists and students moving beyond the preservation of only orangutans. Your guide introduces you to the camp, along with the resident rehabilitating orangutans. At two in the afternoon, your guide pulls out a bundle of bananas and buckets of milk to feed the orangutans. Seeing one of the largest apes up close is an unforgettable, breathtaking experience. The orange hair rustles with each of the orangutan’s movement. Their large hands and feet have nearly equal dexterity. Your guide reminds you that, even though the orangutans can be gentle giants with captivating charm, they are still wild animals in need of rehabilitation before being returned to their home in the jungle.

Tanjung Puting – Enchantment of the Jungle Surrounds

In the morning, the sounds of the jungle continue, filling with the calls of hornbills and rambunctious chatter of long tail macaques. Agile gibbons rustle the branches as they swing from tree to tree. After breakfast, you venture to the Pondok Tanggui Orangutan Rehabilitation Center to witness the community of or greater apes nearly ready to return to the wild, along with the rare proboscis monkey, which are found only in Borneo. Trails around the center lead you along the lowland swamps and beneath blossoming orchids. The vibrant pink, white, and light purple petals contrast the jade and emerald leaves protruding from the canopy. Sunlight pierces the treetops in streaks reaching down to the jungle floor.

A troop of proboscis monkeys lingers in the trees. You stop to view their unique features. Males grow up to 30 inches in height and can weigh up to 50 pounds. They are known for their large noses and cream-colored coats. As the day progresses, the monkeys grow more tired in the warm tropical air. They move less and laze in the protection of the shady trees more. Crocodiles linger near the banks of the swampland and sunbirds zip through the sky perching from one thin strand of underbrush to the next. Their iridescent blue plumage glows in the wisps of jungle light.

Tanjung Harapan – Beyond the Jungle Buffer Zone

In the morning, the air cools allowing the animals to move freely without the hindrance of the jungle humidity and heat. Before sunrise, the elusive pangolin wanders through the underbrush in search of ants and termites. The unique animals have a hardened outer shell with overlapping plates resembling large scales. During the day, they burrow into the ground or reside in hollowed out trees once ripe with their preferred dietary treats. After breakfast, you make you way further into the reaches of the national park, this time visiting the final outpost of orangutan conservation in Borneo at Tanjung Harapan. The post was the first of the conservation centers and acts as the beginning of the buffer zone between the national park and civilization.

Your guide leads you along the trails searching for the distinctive sounds of orangutans in the wild. Beneath the calls of colorful kingfishers, you can hear rustling in the leaves. Your guide points into the trees before a hollowed out coconut falls from the canopy. You can see the rich orange coat of the orangutan lazing on a comfortable spot between trunk and branch. You can’t help but stare, conscious of how fast your heart is racing after finding a great ape lounging in the wild. The orangutan continues to nibble at the flesh of the other half of a coconut before dropping its shell to the jungle floor.

Nusa Dua – In Balinese Paradise

At breakfast, the exotic aromas of the jungle return in the form of fresh coconuts at breakfast accompanied by the scent of rich Javanese coffee. Your private transfer meets you at the hotel when ready and escorts you to the airport for your brief flight to Bali. Nusa Dua is a relaxing combination of Balinese culture and international luxury. The plane lands at Ngurah Rai Airport, where your private transfer greets you at baggage claim. The remainder of the day is at your leisure to indulge in the soft white sand beaches and indigo waters of the Indian Ocean or wander along the shopping gallery and cafés lining the welcoming streets.

For an introduction to Nusa Dua and Bali, you venture south along the promenade to Gegar Beach. The bluff overlooks the water with an adorning café and temple. The small but gorgeous structure stands beneath the twisting branches of old trees. The scent of freshly brewed coffee emanates from the café blending with the scented sea breeze. You can see the local fishermen head out beyond the reef break in traditional wooden boats. The colorful paint decorating the vessels are meant to appease the gods, bring the fishermen luck, and have the bonus of being visible from long distances.

Nusa Dua – Stepping Inside the Culture

The soothing rhythm of the waves lapping against the white and gold sand shores of Nusa Dua have replaced the distinctive morning sounds of the jungle. Fishermen once again set out in their colorful boats in search of the perfect catch and surfers venture past the reef break along Nusa Dua Beach to find the perfect wave. After breakfast, you begin you cultural exploration of Bali with the famous Barong and Kris Dance. The performance adds formal expression to the mythology of the good versus evil. The lion-like spirit of Barong battles the demon queen.

The bright red mask and golden decoration of the lion add to the mystical qualities of the movement. Rangda, the evil spirit, takes the shape of a large dog. The two figures reflect on the nature of good and evil in human action as they dance around one another. The performance dates back to the 10th century and continues to represent the Balinese tradition of storytelling through dance. You venture deeper into the captivating tales of the community with a visit to Mas, the heart of the island’s woodwork.

The art promotes the collaboration between humanism and naturalism, with an emphasis on understanding the wonders of nature. A monumental statue of a baby represents the beginning of Mas Village, in which locals have supported a shift from agricultural work to celebrated craftsmen. An open workshop allows you to view a woodcarver diligently crafting a stunning larger piece resembling the twisting vines of a banyan tree. The artist welcomes you into the workshop eagerly explaining the type of bau wood he uses, along with the inspiration gathered from folklore, legend, and religion.

Ubud – A Day in the Mountains

In the morning, you find the sweet aroma of pineapple and rambutan filling the dining room at breakfast. The golden sheen of the beach returns with the spreading sunlight. Your guide meets you in the hotel lobby ready to lead you away from the beaches of southern Bali and on tailored Bali tours to the hills at the island’s center. The casual gradient leads you along the Jati Luwih rice field. The sweeping emerald hues of the plain lead to sporadic soaring coconut palms and thatched roof houses rising. The fields are visibly segmented, showing the boundaries between farms. You reach the shores of Lake Bratan to find the stunning figure of Ulun Danu Bratan Temple, a 17th-century construction dedicated to the goddess of the waters.

The thatched roof multi-tiered shrine reflects in the tranquil lake water with the mountains fulfilling the picturesque backdrop. Local couples paddle along the water inside swan-shaped pedal boats, traversing the outer ring of the temple. You continue into the hills to view Gitgit Waterfall, an 115-foot cascade rushing between the remarkably lush trees. The water splashes down into the waiting pool, adding a beckoning clap through the air. Monkeys linger in the surrounding trees watching passersby enjoy the misty and majestic beauty of the water beading down onto the smoothed boulders before filtering into the pool.

Ubud – Taking to the Trails

Today you step out onto the trails surrounding the enchanting cultural town of Ubud to connect with the landscape and locals. Mount a bike and follow your guide along the meandering tracks taking you alongside and beyond the rice fields in the countryside. Pass through villages with frangipani trees decorating the roadside with blossoming pink and white flowers. Kids kick soccer balls against the outside walls of their homes beneath the overhanging thatched rooftops. The rice fields open to distinctive plantations in which locals grow cloves, coffee, and cocoa. The scents of the crops provide a semi-sweet and spiced aroma to the air.

You have a personal view of the traditional irrigation system known as subak , which was developed in the 9th century. The terraces allow for the water to reach crop roots, along with helping create the complex artificial ecosystem in which the crops can thrive. The network encompasses nearly 50,000 acres set across five terraced rice fields. After returning to Ubud, you venture to the Elephant Cave known locally as Goa Gajah. The temple contains elaborate reliefs carved into the rock, which includes the watchful eyes of a guardian situated above the cave entrance. The menacing creatures on display date back to at least the 11th century. The intricate details of each carving, along with the featured statues in the Bathing Temple, create an impressive atmosphere. The scent of burning incense drifts out of the cave and adds to the unique ambiance of the temple complex.

Ubud – Learning the Movements

Ubud maintains a deep connection to the culture and traditions of Bali, evident in the wealth of temples and captivating artwork filling the Sukawati Art Market. After breakfast, the first half of the day is yours to embrace the splendor of Ubud at your leisure, exploring the beautiful displays of the handcrafted works in the marketplace or by discovering the temples hidden within the trees of the Sacred Monkey Forest. For a distinctively Balinese experience, you venture to a celebrated dance studio to learn the specific steps of traditional cultural dances, each important to the heritage of their role in telling particular stories.

The studio brings the community and visitors together for a better understanding of the island culture and Ubud’s importance in cultural preservation. Your instructor opens up the space inside the studio, offering a warm familial introduction. You learn the importance of each movement, not only for its beauty but for its ability to add to the story the dance tells. Your instructor first teaches you the steps before helping position your arms and hands. You first learn the Agem , the basic posture of the dancer that doesn’t alter between movements. You then learn the way to transition from one posture to an adjoining movement. Lastly, you learn the Tangkep , which determines the depth of the dance, otherwise known as its soul.

Labuan Bajo – Paradise in Flores

In the morning, the artists and craftsmen with stalls around the art market open their shops to showcase the stunning depictions of culture and daily life around Bali. Sweeping brush strokes help capture the beauty of the rice fields and intricate details of the stone sculptures decorating the temples. After breakfast, you venture to the airport for an easy flight to the neighboring island of Flores, landing at Komodo Airport. The lush landscape overtakes the view, bordering the runway and leading to the rolling mountains in the near distance.

Your private transfer meets you at baggage claim before leading you to a luxurious hotel overlooking the white-sand shores of Labuan Bajo. The infinity swimming pool trickles in the shade cast by the rustling palms. Island mountains freckle your view rising sporadically off the coast. Cafes and restaurants line the main street filling the town with aromas of rich coffee, sweet pastries, and freshly cooked seafood caught that morning.  You easily settle into the serene charm of the town, watching small sailboats glide along the quiet water, and fishermen bring mounds of fish to the market.

Komodo National Park – In Search of Elusive Dragons

In the morning, diving boats set out from the marina with eager scuba enthusiasts ready to break the ocean’s surface in search of sharks, manta rays, and sea turtles. After breakfast, you step aboard a boat bound for Komodo National Park, keen on breaking open the trails of Komodo Island in search of the eponymous dragon. During the boat ride, the ocean breeze brushes through your hair. The boat passes into the expanse of Komodo National Park, which encompasses more than 700 square miles. A dolphin arches out of the water and splashes back down while playing with the rest of the pod.

The boat docks at the wood pier on Komodo. The gold sand leads to dense forest and the textured ridges of the bordering hills. A small indigenous village borders the waterway. You wander past the ranger station to follow the trail. A sign carved out of a local wood says “Keep Silent” in regards to the dragon’s sensitive hearing. The canopy traps the warm air. The forest trees clear and you discover a dragon lounging in the speckles of light piercing the treetops. The male weighs an average of 200 pounds and can accelerate up to speeds of 18 miles per hour.  Your heart pounds with excitement, as there is nothing like the thrill of discovering an animal in its natural habitat.

Labuan Bajo – Unforgettable Indonesia

Outside of Labuan Bajo stands Rangko Cave. Crystal clear saltwater fills a pool magnifying the colorful pink and blue stones. The sunlight shines directly into the cave around noon, bouncing off the water for a colorful, radiant effect. The splendors around the island of Flores and the rest of Indonesia have captivated you, with each island offering a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural charm. At breakfast, you bask in the familiar aromas of the sea breeze and freshly roasted coffee beans sourced in Indonesia. When you are ready, your private transfer meets you at the hotel and escorts you to Komodo Airport for your flight home.

Trip Highlights

• Witness the remarkable wilderness of Borneo in search of wild orangutan and proboscis monkeys
• Scour the islands of Komodo National Park in search of the largest of the lizard of the lizard family, the komodo dragon
• Enjoy an adventurous scenic cruise along the Sekonyer River to reach the orangutan conservation centers
• Bask on the white-powder beaches of Nusa Dua in Bali to indulge in the magnificent scenery and relaxing ambiance
• Meet local silversmith and woodcarvers during a private cultural tour of Bali, offering insight into the treasured artistry and crafts
• Learn the secrets and traditions of Balinese dancing, in which each movement helps to tell part of a greater story
• Delight in an active exploration of the rice fields and irrigation network near Ubud during a cycling excursion
• Visit the stunning grounds of the Uluwatu Temple, located atop a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean
• Witness the stunning natural pool and beaded curtain of water at Gitgit Waterfall
• Discover intricate 11th-century stone carvings representing demons and menacing creatures at Goa Gajah Temple 

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Embrace the wonder of the wilds and the uniqueness of culture during your 12-day Bali vacation package of Borneo, Bali, and the Komodo islands. Bask on gorgeous gold and white-sand beaches and search for the stunning colors of coral reefs. Linger in the tranquil ambiance of historic temples and search for the enchanting wildlife populating the national parks. Your eco-friendly adventure begins with your arrival at Iskandar Airport in Pangkalan Bun. Your private transfer meets you at baggage claim before escorting you to the harbor to board your riverboat. The scenic cruise introduces you to the riverside walkway and stunning scenery before reaching your luxurious rainforest accommodation. The next day, you venture into the depths of the Tanjung Puting National Park to visit Camp Leakey, one of three orangutan conservation centers. Spend time with the rehabilitating orangutans or traverse the circumventing trails.

Then, you continue your orangutan search at the rehabilitation center of Pondok Tanggui. Enjoy the search for thriving flora and fauna, including the rare proboscis monkey. On your final day in the Borneo jungle, visit the oldest of the conservation posts at Tanjung Harapan. Spend time basking in the beauty of the rainforest before returning to Pangkalan Bun for the evening. Then, your private transfer escorts you to the airport for your flight to Bali, taking you to Ngurah Rai International Airport near Nusa Dua. The remainder of the day is yours to bask in the sun on the gorgeous beaches or wander the streets of the town. The next day, you begin your cultural exploration of Bali with a viewing of a traditional Barong and Kris dance show.

Visit the silverworks and woodcarving shops in Celuk and Mas before venturing to a coffee plantation. Lounge in the Tirta Empul holy spring and visit Batuan Temple before turning to Nusa Dua for the evening. Afterward, you traverse the Jati Luwih Rice field en route to the mountains around the shores of Lake Bratan. Wander Pura Ulun Danu temple, dedicated to the water goddesses, and visit Gitgit Waterfall before transferring to a resort in Ubud. Then, you traverse the cultural capital of Bali at your leisure before partaking in a cycling tour around the countryside. Visit local villages before discovering the staggering stone sculptures of Goa Gajah Temple. Upon returning to Ubud, you can traverse the Sacred Monkey Forest to find roaming wild long-tailed macaques.

The day is yours is at your leisure to enjoy Ubud and the celebrated culture in and around the city. You could visit the Sukawati art market or enjoy a dancing lesson to learn the art of Balinese movement. Next, you fly to the neighboring island of Flores, settling into a luxurious hotel overlooking the beaches of Labuan Bajo. The next day, you board a boat to traverse the islands of Komodo National Park, scouring the forest terrain and magnificent beaches in search of the komodo dragon on Rinca and Komodo islands. You can also snorkel to see the colorful reefs glimmering off the island shores. On the final day, your private transfer meets you at the hotel and escorts you to Komodo Airport where you board your flight home. 

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• Borneo Island – Indonesia

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• TBA, Based on the hotel location & flight schedule (Sanur, Kuta, Seminyak, Jimbaran, Nusa dua)
• 3 Days / 2 Night
• Wild life, National Park, Conservation area, Adventure, Country side , Family

Discover a Borneo island. Meet the Orang Utan on their habitat Book your place on one of our orangutan tours and our experienced guides will unveil a world rarely seen – wild orangutans feeding on the banks of the Sekoyner River and other amazing wildlife sightings in Borneo’s Tanjung Puting National Park.Meet rehabilitated orangutans at the famous Camp Leakey, along with macaques, Proboscis monkeys, gibbons, and other mammals.On our wild orangutan tours you’ll travel leisurely along the river, spotting crocodiles and monitor lizards basking in the sun, and watching stunning kingfishers swoop in front of your klotok. If you’re lucky you’ll hear the deep flapping sound of hornbills overhead, or find delicate and beautiful butterflies landing on you.This is the camping experience with a difference! On your orangutan tour you can spend a night under the jungle stars in the comfort and safety of your traditional klotok river boat – where the sounds of the forest will lull you into a gentle sleep, and awake you at dawn with a magnificent chorus of exotic birds and insects.Exploring the Borneo rainforest really is the trip of a lifetime. And to ensure your wild orangutan tour is absolutely perfect, we’ll design your own, unique itinerary.

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USD 825 per person, minimum 2 persons traveling together

Tour package includes:.

• Flight Tickets: Denpasar - Surabaya - Pangkalan Bun and Pangkalan Bun – Surabaya - Bali.
• Return transfer from & to Pangkalan bun airport
• Private Boat (Klotok) transport: A wooden river boat about 17m by 2.5m with a roof that forms the upper deck, a great place for viewing the surrounds. Toilet facilities and very basic shower facilities aboard the Klotok
• Accommodation: 2 nights Sleep on the Boat/Klotok
• English speaking guide and own chef
• Meals as indicated (meals on the boat serve fresh and good variety Indonesia food)
• Admission fee and park entrance permit
• Ranger donation
• Mineral water, Tea, coffee, snack are coming along on the boat and trekking

Personal Expenses, inoculations, excess baggage charges, porter fee, travel insurance, items of personal nature such as beverages, laundry service, Phone Call, extra meals as not mentioned at the program, tips and gratuities and more... and other personal expenses as not mentioned in the itinerary.

Recommended personal items for tour:

• Please bring Rupiah Cash Money for payment, Good Mosquito repellent, Small Backpack (Trekking), Sunglass / hat, Suntan Lotion, Camera / extra film and battery, Trekking Shoes/Socks, Light Raincoat, Towel and mini towel, Cotton Clothing, Flashlight/batteries, Small personal Medical Kit, wine opener.
• ***Police Permit*** Please bring your Passport Copy 3 Pages each Person / or ID Page each and your Visa 3 Copies each Person.
• Pangkalan Bun is not selling alcoholic beverage, if you need alcoholic beverage, you could bring it by yourselves.

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The Bali Hai Reef Cruise to Nusa Lembongan Island offers a full day of fun activities for your family. Our luxury catamaran departs Benoa harbor at 9.15am each day to cruise from Bali to Nusa Lembongan where it moors alongside our purpose-built pontoon, which is packed with activities for the whole family. During this day trip, you can see Lembongan island’s exotic marine life and colorful corals from the comfort of our semi-submersible coral viewer, by going snorkeling in beautiful Lembongan Bay, or even by trying scuba diving for the first time with our experienced team of PADI diving Instructors. Other cruise activities include unlimited banana boat rides, a cultural tour of Lembongan Island or our exciting 35 meter waterslide. The Bali Reef Cruise is on of the island’s top family activities. And when you’ve finally worked up an appetite, feast on a delicious buffet served in air-conditioned comfort aboard Bali Hai II.

We will pick you up from your lobby hotel with full air conditioner transportation and escort you to Benoa harbor. On arrival at Benoa harbor, you will finish the registration and get boarding pass. Then jump to our cruise ship, enjoy our light breakfast on the board and departing to Lembongan Island. Spent your day at Lembongan with exploring beautiful marine life,watersport activities, visit the island and delicious BBQ lunch. Then late afternoon cruising back to Bali and our driver will take you back to your hotel.

Untill 12:00 hours

IDR 1.485 K. Adult/person IDR 1.000 K. Child/person (4-14 yo) Infants Go Free! IDR 4.725 K. Family Package(2 X adults and up to 3 Childrens)

Hotel transfer// Morning and afternoon tea, coffee & snacks //International buffet luncheon//Unlimited banana boat rides//Snorkeling equipment & instruction//Guided village tour//Full use of pontoon facilities including 35m water slide & underwater viewing chamber//Semi submersible coral viewer//Diving board and Lockers.

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One of the least explored areas on the planet, the mention of Borneo conjures up images of primeval rainforest, undiscovered tribes, and rare, exotic species. Comprised mostly of impenetrable jungle, the world's third-largest island is shared by Indonesia, Malaysia, and the tiny, wealthy Sultanate of Brunei. Home to critically endangered rhino, elephant, leopard, and orangutan – to name but a few – Borneo's wildlife is its top draw. But as pressures from logging, forest fires, and the growing demand for palm oil mount, refuges are increasingly the best way to see wildlife, so come while you can. While you're at it, take a trek up Sabah's Mt Kinabalu, search for the world's largest flower, or learn the ancient traditions of the island's headhunter tribes.

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Indonesia Wildlife Holiday

This exciting Borneo and Komodo islands wildlife adventure combines a gentle river cruise through the forests of Kalimantan in Indonesian Borneo with a sea cruise aboard a traditionally built, ironwood phinisi schooner through Indonesia’s lesser Sunda Islands and the majestic Komodo National Park. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to explore Java’s cultural city of Jogjakarta, where you can discover the ancient Buddhist temple of Borobudur, followed by a local train journey to the active Mount Bromo volcano and the dramatic landscape of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. You can also enjoy a few days on the beautiful island of Bali, combined with some mouth-watering Balinese cuisine.

Kalimantan’s meandering rivers remain the best way to travel through the lush rainforest jungles of Borneo, where a startling array of flora and fauna and a wealth of cultural and ecological treasures include indigenous tribes. Keep your eyes peeled for long-nosed proboscis monkeys, crocodiles, red langurs, brahmini kites, hornbills flying gracefully overhead, and Asia’s only great ape, the Orangutan. Drop into a renowned orangutan research and rehabilitation center, located in the heart of Tanjung Putting National Park and meet some of these magnificent creatures.

Visit the city of Jogjakarta, the historic and cultural soul of Java, which is known for its wonderful arts and is still headed by a sultan. Wander through the Sultan’s ‘kraton’ (walled city palace), which remains the hub of traditional life, as well as the Taman Sari water palace and the city market. Marvel at the sunrise over the 7th century Buddhist temple of Borobudur, one of Indonesia’s most important archaeological sites, and watch the sunrise again two days later over the spectacular Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park and its smoke-spewing volcanoes. Cross the desert-like sea of sand of the ancient caldera and up a steep staircase to the crater rim of Mt Bromo, and peer into the smoking darkness below – the veritable gates of hell, redolent with sulphur vapors.

Your luxury Bali tour

Transfer to the gorgeous island of Bali for a tour of some of the island’s most iconic Hindu temples, from the jungle to the rice terraces to the sea. The magic continues with a cleansing purification ritual, a guided meditation session conducted by a Hindu priest, and a very special lunch in a blissful setting in the rice fields. You will also get to enjoy a day to yourself. Go exploring, see the art galleries, the museums, and a traditional market where you can shop for handicrafts and souvenirs before a tour of East Bali and the chance to unwind beachside.

The final leg of your Indonesia wildlife holiday is a fabulous sea cruise, which takes you through glorious scenery and a panorama of islands, exploring quiet coastal villages, waterfall-fed river pools, volcanic islands, a boatbuilding community, and a mysterious crater lake. Encounter an amazing variety of wildlife including the legendary Komodo dragons. Snorkel the kaleidoscopic beauty of the underwater world and embrace the chance to swim with gentle whale sharks and giant manta rays. Relax on pink beaches; trek to savannah-clad viewpoints at sunset; and witness the astonishing sight of hundreds of thousands of flying foxes emerging in a steady throng from the forest at dusk.

This luxury adventure tour is perfect for active fun-loving families or groups of friends. This is just a sample itinerary; the featured excursions, cruise vessels, and accommodations can be tailored in accordance with your personal wishes. All excursions and transfers are on a private basis (private transport with private guide), with the exception of the cruise portion, which is typically done on a shared basis with other passengers unless you require a private charter.

Itinerary & Prices

All itineraries are subject to change due to seasonal weather conditions (and resultant variations in river and tributary water levels) affecting accessibility to locations. Thus navigation routes, times and excursions may need to be modified at the cruise captain’s or your guide's discretion.

Welcome to the Borneo Rainforest

Upon arrival at Pangkalan Bun Airport in Central Kalimantan, you will be met by our local guide and transferred to the nearby port of Kumai. Here you will board your traditional riverboat called a  Klotok  and journey for approximately 2 hours along the Sekonyer River into Tanjung Puting National Park. Established as a national park in 1982 and composed of more than 400,000 hectares of mangrove swamp, rainforest, and dense jungle, the park is home to primates, leopards, lizards, and more than 600 species of birds. Tanjung Puting is notable for both its ecological and biological diversity as well as its orangutan conservation.

This afternoon’s excursion with a local guide will have you searching for orangutans and proboscis monkeys as well as other species of animals and birds that all call the surrounding rainforest their home.

Your accommodation during the trip to Tanjung Puting National Park will be on a  klotok , a traditional wooden river boat designed to navigate the waters of Indonesia and named after the engine noise – ‘klok tok klok tok’.

Orangutans and crocodiles

After breakfast, boating down to the orangutan feeding station at Pondok Tanggui. A journey of little over an hour, the jungle becomes denser as you slowly make your way north and there are good opportunities for wildlife spotting from the deck of the boat along the way.

The arrival time at Pondok Tanggui is scheduled to coincide with the morning feeding of the orangutans at 9 am. Accompanied by your guide and a local park ranger you will disembark the boat and hike along small tracks deep into the jungle where the feeding area is located. There will be ample time to witness these wonderful apes from close quarters before returning to the dock at approximately 10 am to continue your expedition.

Afterward, stream to the Sekonyer River and travel along a tributary known locally as ‘Crocodile River’ which, as the name suggests, is home to a number of these aquatic reptiles. Enjoying yet more superb scenery and a fresh lunch prepared by the crew en route, you will arrive at Camp Leakey in approximately 2 to 3 hours.

Established in 1971, Camp Leakey is a renowned the orangutan research and rehabilitation center located in the heart of Tanjung Putting National Park. Founded originally as just a research center, over the years the camp has expanded and now also focuses on conservation and rehabilitation as well as continuing to carry out important research about these fascinating primates.

There will be time to look around the center and meet some of the local rangers as well as witness the daily afternoon feeding. Should you desire, there is the option to take a short trek into the jungle surrounding the camp before heading back to your boat for the night.

Transfer to the heart of Java

After breakfast, return directly to Kumai from where you will be transferred to Pangkalan Bun airport to catch your flight to Semarang in the north of Java. There your local guide will meet you at the arrivals hall and you will embark on a 3 hours ride through the heart of Java to Yogyakarta.

Take a good night rest before tomorrow’s exploration!

Sultan's Palace and Market of Yogya

In the morning, take a short tour around the Indonesia-beloved city. Start with the Sultan’s Palace, designed to represent central aspects of Javanese cosmology and a fine example of Javanese sultanate architecture.

Next, visit the first sultan’s harem – ‘Taman Sari’, a water palace and garden built over 200 years ago.

Continue to Beringharjo Traditional Market, Yogyakarta’s biggest and noisiest market that dates back to the 18th century. Peruse its excellent selection of batiks, sarongs, keris, and antiques as you explore its bustling pathways.

Borobodur and Village Life

Depart in the morning to visit Borobudur, 42km west of Jogjakarta. With your guide on hand, explore this massive Buddhist Temple (the largest in the world) and discover the incredible history behind its construction.

Comprised of thousands of volcanic and river stone blocks, the temple was assembled entirely by human labor and took more than 75 years to complete. The UNESCO Heritage site is still visible in its full glory, with magnificent carvings and its unusual bulky structure.

Take a short trip from Borobudur to visit the nearby Mendut temple. Older than Borobudur, this pyramid-shaped temple houses three impressively carved stone statues. You’ll also visit Pawon temple, a simple yet beautiful monument known for its precise symmetry.

Stop for lunch at a restaurant set amidst verdant rice fields before boarding a horse cart for a rustic ride through Candirejo village. Trundling along narrow lanes lined with traditional houses, catch glimpses of authentic village life such as villagers making cassava crackers, playing the gamelan, and harvesting chili. After the ride, return to Yogya.

Train Ride to Bromo

Begin today with a transfer to Yogyakarta railway station. Here you will board a local train and travel east through the volcano-dotted terrain to Mojokerto station. Disembarking at Mojokerto, you will be met by our local representative and driven to Bromo area. The journey will take in the region of 3,5 – 4 hours if done directly but with yet more classic Javanese scenery to behold, there is the possibility to stop for photographic opportunities along the way. Upon arrival in Bromo, you will be transferred to your hotel.

Sunrise & Bromo Trekking

With its huge crater and almost mystical-like scenery in all directions, Mount Bromo and its surroundings are stunning beyond question. Sunrise is the most magical time to view the entire Bromo landscape but this does involve a very early morning start. Firstly travel by normal vehicle to Wonotoro, a small village 2,000 meters above sea level and the gateway to the region. Then continue by private jeep to the rim of Mount Penanjakan in time for dawn. From this vantage point, you will have the best views not only of Mount Bromo but also of Mount Batok and Mount Semeru.

After witnessing a spectacular sunrise, you will return to your jeep and make the steep descent back down to the bottom of the volcano and then cross the Lautan Pasir (Sand Sea) to the base of Mount Bromo itself. The climb of approximately 250 steps to the rim of the crater is definitely worth the effort and you will be rewarded with yet more incredible vistas. After your visit, return to your hotel.

Transfer to Bali

Your driver will pick you up from your hotel for your drive to the airport – from here you fly to Bali, the Island of Gods.

Upon your arrival you will be met by yet another local guide and escorted by private car to the resort in lush Ubud area. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure – explore the artsy neighbourhood or discover the treasures of the spa!

UNESCO Rice Terraces and Temples

After a leisurely morning journey to Bali’s most photographed temple, Tanah Lot, a 16th-century temple precariously perched upon a craggy, wave-lashed rock. Continue onward to Tabanan to visit Taman Ayun, a Royal Family temple located in Mengwi. Built in 1634, it is part of the Subak (complex rice-field irrigation system), recognized by Unesco in 2012. The huge complex is surrounded by a wide moat to symbolize its status as the mythological home of the gods.

Finish the tour with a visit to Alas Kedaton, a megalithic sacred temple in a forest inhabited by mischievous monkeys and hundreds of big bats.

Spiritual Journey Through Time

Today we journey to Pakerisan Valley, an 8th Century World Heritage site and the birthplace of the Hindu Darma religion, to uncover the historical religious roots of modern-day Bali.

The day starts with a short visit to the very first Hindu temple in Bali, encircled by a small village that grew around this sacred structure. Here we will meet our guide for the day, an experienced researcher of Balinese spiritualism and curator of the Sukarno museum who will lead us to a temple nestled in the jungle; an ancient meeting point for Balinese priests to convene and write the following year’s calendar. Our guide will describe how people connect with God through the temple and demonstrate how to open your mind to the spiritual world.

Leaving the Jungle temple, we will head to Tirtha Mengening, a very small temple located next to Holy Spring-fed pools. Built in 1023, Tirtha Mengening roughly translates into “child waters” and offers a cleansing purification ritual conducted by a Balinese priest. After the ceremony, take a plunge into the cool spring waters of a gentle river, shaded by a large tree. Soak in the serene atmosphere, for this temple is seldom visited by tourists despite being one of the most sacred in the region.

Lunch at a special place, surrounded by lush rice fields still grown from the original species of rice brought by the first Hindu priests in the 8th Century. After lunch, there is an opportunity to visit the priest’s house where he will guide us in quiet meditation. Return to your hotel in the late afternoon and enjoy your evening at leisure!

Day at Leisure

A day to explore Bali on your own – whether it’s finding more temples, meditating, partaking in yoga class, shopping, or heading to the beach.

Don’t miss out on Balinese cuisine and explore the culinary scene of high-end restaurants as well as street food stalls. Make the best of the day and don’t forget to pack for tomorrow!

Beach Day Under Volcano

Early pick-up and a drive to the Ombak Putih meeting point. From there join the tour of East Bali.

In the late afternoon, you will arrive at your beachside resort in East Bali and have a chance to unwind, swim, or have a snorkeling lesson with your tour guide. In the evening join all your fellow guests for a welcome dinner and drinks in the hotel’s beachside restaurant.

Sleep in the shadow of Bali’s Mt Agung, the mother mountain of all Balinese people, and the most imposing figure on the whole landscape of Bali.

Embark Ombak Putih

Wake up to watch the sunset and your beautiful ship on the horizon. Embark Ombak Putih after breakfast and sail towards Gili Islands, crossing the Wallace Line.

Spend the afternoon snorkelling the magnificent coral gardens of Gili Islands.

Sea Gypsies

Wake up off the coast of Kanawa Island under the gaze of Lombok’s towering Mt Rinjani – the largest volcanic peak in Indonesia.

Enjoy breakfast on the deck and spend the morning swimming, snorkelling and exploring.

Later visit a village of the famous Bajao ‘Sea Gypsies’ of Southeast Asia and discover the secrets of their happy lifestyle.

Whale sharks

Start your day by swimming with whale sharks in Saleh Bay.

Later  swim, snorkel, and kayak on Satonda Island, where two centuries ago a massive tsunami filled up a caldera with water.

At sunset, sip your cocktail watching thousands of giant fruit bats emerge from their forest lair and fly out directly over the boat.

Boat Building, Beach and Corals

Step ashore on an active, smoking volcanic island, where local villagers are in the process of building a fifty-plus meter, traditional wooden pinisi boat.

Walking around this small village, get a feel for their simple way of life, chat with the locals and maybe buy some handmade textiles as a memento.

Snorkel on a colorful and vibrant coral reef above small geothermal fissures where air bubbles are released from the volcanic chambers below the seabed.

After a few hours under sail, spend the afternoon time on a deserted white sand beach on another volcanic island, this time an extinct one.

Explore the magnificent coral gardens, hike to the crest of the surrounding hills for a view of the surrounding islands, swim, paddle, kayak and laze away the day before enjoying sunset cocktails on the sand.

Wake up in the most northerly part of the Komodo National Park and enjoy a morning of sea-based activities including a fantastic drift snorkel over the reef, kayaking and SUP at Gili Lawa Darat island.

Swim with schools of manta rays as they feed on the current and circle the so-called cleaning stations, where small fish remove parasites from their skin. Hover above these giant and noble beasts for as long as you like.

Spend the late afternoon on a local sandbar, where we will enjoy snorkeling, swimming and relaxing on the sand.

Komodo Dragons and beach BBQ

Visit Rinca Island and go on a trek in search of the ancient Komodo dragon, the world’s largest lizard. See monkeys, dear, pigs, buffalo, and myriad birds as we walk through the forests and savannah of this large island.

Snorkel at Siaba Island, a favorite hangout of sea turtles, where we will have a chance to swim with these gentle creatures as they cruise along the shallow water of the reef.

Enjoy Indonesian hospitality as your crew hosts a beach barbecue in your honor on a deserted island. On offer is plenty of good food, music, cocktails dancing and frivolity as we dance and sing the night away next to a bonfire under a clear tropical night sky.

Local village and disembarkation

Enjoy your breakfast while the ship enters the Labuan Bajo harbour.

After breakfast take a short drive to a traditional local village. Here enjoy the hospitality with coffee, betel nut and a highly potent local ‘arak’ (not for the faint-hearted), before a show of traditional dances.

Back onboard for lunch and disembarkation.

As you leave the ship, your local driver and the guide will pick you up and take you to the stunning resort. Take the rest of a day to relax, but don’t miss the Flores sunset!

Mirror Cave and a Local Market

After an early breakfast you’ll be picked up from your hotel for a trip to the spectacular Batu Cermin – Mirror Cave. Set within an impressive rock formation near Labuan Bajo, rays of light shine through into the cavern to create beautiful reflections that play upon its mirror-like rock surfaces.

Continue on to explore the local market and climb up to an excellent vantage point for panoramic views. 

Back to your resort for lunch. Take the rest of the day to admire the beauty of Flores and pack for your journey home.

Time to go!

Your driver will pick you up from the hotel and take you to the airport for your journey home.

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• While many people think that Borneo is a country, it is actually an island that is home to three different autonomous countries: Indonesia, Brunei, and Malaysia.
• Greenland and New Guinea are the only islands in the world bigger than Borneo.
• The rainforest, which hosts most of the island's incredible biodiversity, is unfortunately being wiped out by the booming lumber business.
• As a testament to the biodiversity, over 360 species have been discovered here in the last decade alone.
• The largest flower in the world is the Rafflesia Arnoldii, and it is said to have a rotten smell to it.
• 44 of the 222 mammals found in Borneo are endemic, meaning they only live on this island.

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Anthropologists, adventure-seekers and animal lovers alike are drawn to Borneo’s steamy jungles, blissful mountains, balmy beaches and peaceful villages.

These tropical shores have a glorious diversity. Float down the Kinabatangan River, the most biologically diverse rainforest in the world; see the sun rise over Mt Kinabalu; meet mischievous orangutans in Sepilok; chow down on a tasty laksa or take in the incredible underwater scenery snorkelling in Tunku Abdul National Marine Park.  Borneo’s  wild bounty awaits.  

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Borneo at a glance

Capital city.

Malaysia: Kota Kinabalu (Sarawak) and Kuching (Sabeh), Indonesia: Pontianak (Kalimantan), Brunei: Bandar Seri Begawan

23.7 million

Malaysian Ringgit (RM), Brunei Dollar (B$), Indonesian Rupiah (Rp)

Bahasa Malaysia, Bahasa Indonesia, Chinese dialects, Dayak languages

(GMT+08:00)

CALLING CODE

Indonesia: +62, Malaysia: +60, Brunei: +673

ELECTRICITY

Malaysia and Brunei: Type G (Irish/British 3-pin), Indonesia: Type C (European 2-pin), Type F (German 2-pin, side clip earth)

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Best time to visit borneo.

Borneo's climate is typical for a tropical region - generally hot and humid all year-round.

Temperatures are usually in the high 20C ° s for most of the year, dropping back to the low 20 ° s at night.

Rainfall tends to be in short, heavy bursts followed by sunshine. The 'wet season' runs from November through to February but it does rain throughout the year, although our itineraries are rarely affected.

The state of Sabah is known as the 'land below the wind' as it's below the monsoon belt.

Culture and customs

The cultures across Borneo can vary depending on what border you’re closest to – divided into Malaysian, Indonesia and Brunei regions.

Borneo’s population is largely made up of Malay with the predominant religion being Muslim. The remainder of Borneo’s population is Chinese, Indian or belong to indigenous populations.

You may hear the word ‘Dayak’ used by locals as a general term referring to the riverine and hill-dwelling ethnic subgroups in Borneo.

Historically, most indigenous communities in regional areas lived in longhouses, though many have moved for employment in urban areas. That being said, there is still a substantial number of Dayak tribes that maintain a strong spiritual tie to the rainforest and have retained their customs and speak local dialects.

Food and drink

Rice (nasi) and noodles (mee) are dietary staples across the island and accompany most meals. You’ll find varieties of white, red and brown rice grown throughout Borneo – prepared by steaming, frying, boiling into a breakfast porridge, or cooking with coconut milk in a hollowed bamboo stick to make lemang. 

Must-try foods in Borneo 

1. Sarawak laksa

This Malaysian-influenced staple is a spicy broth filled with vermicelli noodles, bean sprouts, chicken slices, shrimp and coriander. 

Skewers of meat (usually beef or chicken) are grilled to perfection over charcoal. 

3. Roti canai

Fried roti bread that is crispy, fluffy and soft all at the same time. It might be served with savoury or sweet fillings (from eggs and sardines to coconut jam and bananas), dipped into curry and lentil sauces, or enjoyed on its own. 

4. Bamboo chicken

Chicken marinated in chillies, lemongrass, garlic and ginger is stuffed into a bamboo stick with rice, sealed with turmeric leaves and cooked over an open flame until all the flavours merge together. 

Geography and environment

The South-East Asian island of Borneo sits just south of the South China Sea, with the Sulu Sea, Celebes Sea, Makassar Strait, Java Sea and Karimata Strait also surrounding the island.

Split up between three countries (Brunei, Indonesia , Malaysia ), the regions most visited by tourists (Sabah and Sarawak) belong to Malaysia.

Home to the oldest rainforest in the world, large cave and river systems and mountains, Borneo has an incredible range of biodiversity with hundreds of species of birds, bats, plants, flowers and insects living in this ecologically precious part of the world.

Sitting 4,095 m above sea level, Sabah's Mount Kinabalu is the third highest mountain in South-East Asia and a popular trekking spot for active travellers looking for a challenge.

History and government

Early history.

Early on, Borneo was used as a port for trade, with the Chinese and Indians stopping in on the coast as a part of their trade route from 500 to 1300 AD. The Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch and British were soon to follow. Because of this, Borneo now has a rich diversity of international influences to draw upon from these years of trade and interaction with other cultures.

With most of coastal Borneo falling under the rule of the Javanese Majapahit kingdom in the 14th century, the Sultanate of Brunei extended its rule in the north from the 15th to 17th century. By the 19th century, both the British and the Dutch had colonial interests in the area, with a dynasty led by James Brooke ruling Sarawak for many years. Brooke's interest in the area stemmed from his attempts at trade in the Far East and connections to the Sultanate of Brunei. Brooke's rule was fraught with controversy and battles with the Sea Dayak people, who interrupted trade and were labelled as pirates. James Brook was succeeded by his nephew, Charles, and then his son, Vyner, in this rule known as the 'White Rajahs' of Sarawak.

Recent history

Japan took control of Borneo during World War II, resulting in a high number of deaths for the local population. During the war, many British and Australian prisoners of war were sent to Borneo, with the most notorious spots being Sandakan where thousands of Allied soldiers perished due to disease, malnutrition and exhaustion.

By the conclusion of the war in 1945, Borneo was freed from the Japanese yet only two decades later, Borneo was the site of more conflict, this time between Indonesia and Malaysia. This conflict arose from the union of Sabah and Sarawak with Malaya in the Federation of Malaysia in 1963. More recently, the Sultanate of Brunei became an independent nation (in 1984).

Palm oil plantations have spread rapidly throughout Borneo in the last ten years, mainly due to the decline in the rubber industry. While these plantations have provided jobs and helped the economy in the short term, their proliferation has led to wide-scale deforestation, which surmounts to devastating habitat loss for many of Borneo's endangered species and displacement of indigenous people who rely on the forests and jungles to sustain their hunter-gatherer lifestyles.

Top 10 nature spots of Borneo

1. mount kinabalu.

Seeing sunrise from the top of Mount Kinabalu is a fine payoff for making it to the top. The climb, while strenuous, is filled with beautiful flora, interesting animals and beautiful vistas - making this majestic mountain a true natural highlight of Borneo.

2. Poring Hot Springs

Located within the Kinabalu National Park, these steaming hot pools of water provide a relaxing place to unwind after trekking Mount Kinabalu. Sliding into the open air baths is a therapeutic way to soothe your muscles - a nice outdoor reward for completing such a climb! 

3. Bako National Park

The oldest national park in Sarawak may be small, but with isolated beaches, jungles, waterfalls, rock formations and walking trails, visitors will be delighted in the perfect panoramas to photograph and range of wildlife viewing opportunities on offer.

4. Turtle Island

Lying just north of Sandakan, Turtle Island Park is a haven for endangered green and hawksbill turtles. Witnessing turtles landing onshore at dusk, or baby turtles hatching, is one of life's most unforgettable moments.

5. Kinabatangan

This district of Sabah is know for its incredible array of wildlife and diversity of habitat, with limestone caves, swamps, rivers, lakes, forests and mountains all contributing to the ecological diversity of the area. Home to such rare species as the Asian elephant, the proboscis monkey and the Sumatran rhinoceros, a visit to the jungle here will guarantee some wildlife viewing thrills.

Meeting the gentle orangutans of Sepilok is a must-do for visitors to Borneo. These orange-tinged creatures are captivating, entertaining and cheeky - and watching them play, eat and interact in the jungle of Sepilok is a privilege not to be missed.

7. Headhunters' Trail

Walking in the footsteps of one of the world's most mysterious, feared and intriguing people may not be for everyone, but walking along the famed Headhunter's Trail reveals a little bit of local history as well as many wondrous natural sights.

8. Mulu National Park

Visitors should overlook Mulu National Park at their own peril. Not visiting this World Heritage-listed area would mean missing out on canopy walks and treks that reveal exotic creatures, spectacular caves and stunning limestone karst formations.

9. Danum Valley

This area of pristine lowland rainforest is arguably one of Borneo's premier wildlife hot spots. Walk the trails and spot exotic birdlife, interesting plants, flying squirrels, vocal frogs and active gibbons.

10. Gaya Island

Get away from it all and revel in the seclusion of Gaya Island, located just off the coast of Kota Kinabalu. See tropical fish swimming through colourful reefs, learn to scuba dive, laze on the uncrowded beaches or grab a kayak and go exploring this slice of tropical beauty.

While Borneo's wild landscapes and beautiful beaches are definitely the true highlight of any visit, there are still treasures to found in Borneo's markets.

It's a good idea to check with your local customs officials to ensure that you are able to bring certain items back into your home country. Australia and New Zealand generally have strict quarantine laws.

Things to buy in Borneo

1. Ikat weaving 

​ This traditional weaving process results in coloured, patterned textiles that can be used as clothing, wall hangings and home furnishings.

2. Wood carvings

Sarawak boasts a population of talented wood carvers -wooden bowls, charms, masks and figurines are all wonderful souvenir choices.

3. Ceramics 

Sarawak also has a wide range of good-quality ceramics and pottery thanks to the local populations of Chinese and Iban tribal potters, each group possessing their own distinctive style.

Festival and events in Borneo

Rainforest world music festival.

The diversity of world music is celebrated over three days each July in the heart of the Borneo jungle. Hoards of eager festival-goers flock to Kuching, Sarawak (in Malaysian Borneo) for daytime music workshops, cultural and craft displays and evening concerts by indigenous performers from all over the globe. And like every good festival, there are always plenty of food stalls serving up yummy Malaysian and Asian foods. 

Borneo International Kite Festival

Each September, the seaside town of Bintulu shows us how cool kites can be. Kites of all shapes, colours and sizes fill the sky for stunning displays and kite flying competitions. Come and watch the others show off their skills, participate in a kite-making workshop or take in the cultural performances.

Gawai Dayak (Harvest Festival)

More than just a celebration of the rice harvest, Gawai Dayak is an important symbol of unity for the Dayak and is celebrated with gusto in cities and rural villages across Sarawak. Many longhouses open their doors to visitors, where they are treated to traditional costumes, ritual music and lots of locally brewed rice wine (tuak) and Dayak foods. Head to the Sarawak Cultural Village in Kuching for the liveliest celebrations, where parades and other festivities begin a week before the main event on May 31.

Borneo Cultural Festival

Hear, see and taste the best of Malay, Chinese and Dayak culture at this annual July festival. Lively music, traditional dances and other cultural performances take place on multiple stages over 10 days in the city of Sibu in Sarawak (Malaysian Borneo). Expect Dayak drums, Malay songs, Chinese dragon dances and lots of mouth-watering cultural eats.

Further reading

Borneo travel faqs, do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travellers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travellers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Do I need a visa to visit Borneo?

Visas are your responsibility. Entry requirements can change anytime, so you must check for the latest information. Please visit the relevant consular website of the country or countries you visit for detailed and up-to-date visa information about your nationality. Check the Essential Trip Information section of the itinerary for more details.

Is tipping customary in Borneo?

Tipping isn’t customary in Borneo, but leaving a small token of appreciation is always welcome if you feel the service has been particularly good.

What is internet access like in Borneo?

Internet is easy to access in large cities and tourist areas, though it can be quite slow. Access is more limited in remote and rural areas.

Can I use my cell phone while in Borneo?

Cell phone coverage is good in major cities, but there is little to no coverage in the mountains and in remote areas. Ensure global roaming is activated with your service provider before leaving home.

What are the toilets like in Borneo?

Squat toilets are common in Borneo, though some hotels and tourist areas have Western-style, flushable toilets. Carrying your own toilet paper and hand sanitizer is a good idea, as these are not always provided.

What will it cost for a…?

The currencies of Borneo are the Indonesian rupiah, the Malaysian ringgit and the Brunei dollar in each of their respective countries. Below is how much everyday items will cost in CAD for ease of comparison:

• Bottle of beer = CAD 4
• Laksa from a food stall = CAD 1-2.50
• Simple meal at a local restaurant = CAD 6.50–16

Can I drink the tap water in Borneo?

Tap water is not considered safe to drink in Borneo. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water. Instead, pack a reusable bottle that can be filled with filtered water. Your leader can tell you where to find filtered water or pack your own purification tablets.

Are credit cards widely accepted in Borneo?

Most places only accept cash, especially small businesses, though you might be able to use your credit card at larger hotels, shops and restaurants in tourist areas.

What is ATM access like in Borneo?

You’ll find ATMs in Borneo’s large cities and urban areas, though they are less easy to find in rural and remote parts.

What public holidays are celebrated in Borneo?

Since Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei all have claim to Borneo, different parts of the island celebrate different public holidays. The ones listed here are celebrated in all three nations:

• 1 Jan: New Year’s Day
• 5 Feb: Chinese New Year
• 5 Jun: Eid al-Fitr
• 11 Aug: Eid al-Adha
• 31 Aug: Islamic New Year
• 9 Nov: Prophet Muhammad's Birthday
• 25 Dec: Christmas Day

Please note, there are more public holidays in Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei.

Do I need any vaccinations before visiting Borneo?

No vaccines are required in order to enter Borneo but some are recommended for protection against disease. Always visit your doctor or travel clinic for up-to-date advice and make sure to schedule vaccinations 4-6 weeks before your departure date, as some require time to become effective.

Is Borneo a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travellers?

Discretion is highly advised for LGBTQIA+ travellers in Borneo. Homosexuality is illegal in both Malaysia and Brunei, where it can be punished with long prison sentences or even death.

While homosexuality is not illegal in Indonesia, few people are openly out. Regardless of which part of Borneo you are visiting, discretion is strongly suggested.

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting  Equaldex  or  ILGA  before you travel.

Does my trip support the intrepid foundation.

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

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12 day multi centre holiday – from £1499, with flights from £2539.

An unforgettable mix of wildlife, city and beach. Explore the jungles of Borneo, the city of Kuala Lumpur and the beautiful beaches of Bali.

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• Spot orangutans at Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre
• Watch turtles hatching on the beach at Selingan Island
• Taste Malaysia’s unique and vibrant cuisine
• Relax on a calming beach in Bali
• Discover Bali’s shimmering rice terraces

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Day 1 – Welcome to Sandakan

Arrive in Sandakan, where you will be greeted and transferred to the Sabah Hotel for the night. After checking in to your room, spend the rest of the day at leisure by the pool or head out and explore the town.

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Day 2 & 3 – Borneo Wildlife Experience

Today, begin your Borneo Wildlife Experience, a three day adventure that will take in the region’s best natural wonders. You’ll have the opportunity to see Selingan Island’s turtles hatching on the beach and orangutans swinging through the trees, for lovers of flora and fauna this will be the perfect three days.

Included in the tour, is a visit to the famous Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre where you will have the chance to see man’s closest relative roam free and feed.

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Day 4 & 6 – Kuala Lumpur

Finish the Borneo Wildlife Experience with a visit to Gomantong Cave this morning, it is famous for its edible bird nests which are a delicacy in Malaysia. This afternoon you will depart Sandakan and arrive in Kuala Lumpur to be met at the airport and transferred to your chosen Kuala Lumpur hotel for the next three nights.

While here you will get the chance to explore the city sights on our Kuala Lumpur city tour  and you’ll spend half a day exploring the Batu Caves .

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Day 7 to 11 – Bali

Say goodbye to Malaysia and catch a flight to the beautiful island of Bali. On arrival, you’ll be greeted and transferred to your chosen Bali hotel for the following five nights.

Famous for its rich history, culture and warm friendly people, Bali is a great place to spend some time relaxing at the end of an active holiday. Wherever you choose to stay, you’ll be sure to find some peace and tranquillity and a nice spot to unwind before you have to head home.

Day 12 – Farewell from Bali

Sit back and enjoy your final glimpses of this picturesque island before you board your return flight back to the UK via Kuala Lumpur.

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• Extra nights in Kuala Lumpur, Borneo or Bali
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Please get in touch with our Asia Experts to start planning your holiday. You’ll have a single point of contact from your first enquiry through booking.

Prices are per person, based on two people sharing a double or twin room. Flights, hotels and tours are subject to availability and seasonal variations may apply. Please call Freedom Destinations for details.

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Get the most of authentic experiences of Indonesia in 3 weeks . Explore the riverside jungle in Borneo , indulge yourself with the rich culture of Yogyakarta city , and visit the mighty Komodo dragons, explore the infamous Bali and lastly, unwind on the tropical paradise, Gili Islands. Truly an unforgettable Indonesian journey!

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Itinerary: 3 Weeks in Indonesia

Day 1: wel-come2indonesia - jakarta       ▼.

Welcome to the largest archipelago in the world. After arriving in Soekarno International Airport, Jakarta (capital city of Indonesia), you will directly go to the hotel. Enjoy a good rest before your adventure which will start directly on the next day. The hotel’s driver will wait you at exit gate of your terminal arrival. They bring a name board with your name stated on it and will escort you to the hotel.

Meals : –

Accommodation :  FM7 Resort Hotel – Superior Room

DAY 2: JAKARTA – PANGKALAN BUN – KUMAI – TANJUNG HARAPAN       ▼

After breakfast, at the appointed time the hotel’s driver will take you to the airport to catch your flight to Pangkalan Bun, Borneo.  Upon arrival in Pangkalan Bun, your guide will transfer you to the port of Kumai in about 15-20 minutes by car where you will board our traditional wooden boat called a klotok.  Once everything is ready, the cruise upstream starts on the famous Sekonyer river abroad the klotok.

If your flight arrives early (before 12 PM), we can arrive on time at the Tanjung Harapan rehabilitation centre. There at 3 in the afternoon, the orangutans are fed by the rangers of the national park and you can have the first close encounters with them.  The literal translation of Tanjung Harapan is Cape of Hope. This first camp has more wetlands and therefore has more mosquitoes in the afternoon. Make sure you put on enough mosquito repellent. After visiting this camp, you will continue your journey upriver resting on the boat while observing animals in the sides of Sekonyer River.

In the afternoon it is very common to see groups of proboscis monkey and macaques in the treetops, jumping from one tree branch to another.  Also, see if you can find crocodiles or lizards in the shallow waters on the sides of the river.  Prepare for the sunset and enjoy the exquisite food prepared by our jungle crew. The boat is moored on the side of the river to spend the night.

Optional: Tonight, we can take a walk through the jungle to look for nocturnal animals such as snakes and tarantulas.  If we are lucky, we can find luminescent mushrooms or tarsier monkeys as well.

Meals : Breakfast – Lunch – Dinner

Accommodation : Klotok

DAY 3: PESALAT – CAMP LEAKEY       ▼

After an extraordinary breakfast,  we prepare the backpacks to start a trekking in the Pesalat area where we can more intensely enjoy the endemics of the area,   search for wild orangutans.

Reforestation & Trekking

Today we are going to take part of the conservation of the national park, visiting the reforestation center of the Friends of the National Park Foundation (FNPF) where you can volunteer to Plant a tree and thus take the pride that you have contributed to the conservation to over there.

On the way we will have the opportunity to learn a lot about the jungle from our local guides, of whom some of them were born in the jungle.  They’ll explain how to look for animals or plants, and you can listen to their experience of life in the jungle. The jungles of Borneo, that have given life and shelter to its inhabitants for millions of years, are jungles that under the watch of their ancestors, are still capable of fulfilling every single individual’s needs. Food, water, medicines, etc. But never throw anything in your mouth without your guide’s recommendation.

Camp Leakey

Back at the klotok, we start our journey upriver, delving further into the jungle.  You will see how the color of the river changes and you will have the opportunity to see crocodiles and large monitor lizards, together with Gibbons and Proboscis Monkeys.   Arrival at Camp Leakey ,  the old center for research and rehabilitation of orangutans since 1971 , when a student at UCLA University from Los Angeles, called  Birutte Galdikas  began to study the Orangutans in it, the name Camp Leaky comes from Birutte’s own professor, the Paleoanthropologist Louis Leakey.

At least 200 orangutans have already been cured and returned to the forests thanks to this center,  however since 1995, the Government of Indonesia has prohibited the introduction of more Orangutans in this camp, so the Orangutans are adapting more and more to freedom.

Today, this camp is used for behavioral and feeding research of Orangutans.  At 14:00 you can see the feeding time of the Orangutans.  You can also visit the small museum made by the scientist Dr. Birute Galdikas.  In the afternoon, if it doesn’t rain, the boat will dock near a congregation of fireflies and you can enjoy the spectacle of their luminescence.

Day 4: PONDOK TANGGUY - CAMP LEAKEY       ▼

Today you will wake up with the sounds and the colours of the jungle.  Without a doubt, you will never forget how you woke up on the river, surrounded by the overflowing nature.

Pondok Tangguy

After an extraordinary breakfast on board, we will arrive on time to visit Pondok Tangguy camp at the feeding time for animals (9AM).

Little by little, you will see how the treetops begin to move and then you will see the silhouettes of the orangutans gradually reaching the feeding platform.  Tangguy was a release camp for young orangutans that had been rehabilitated. It prevented them from moving away due to lack of food and ending up outside the national park, with the following risks of falling into traps of settlers or palm oil plantations. After the orangutans begin to leave the camp, you will return to the klotok to continue further upstream. You will witness how the colour of the river changes and you will have the opportunity to see crocodiles and large monitor lizards, along with Gibbons and proboscis monkeys. Of course, you will enjoy your lunch in this lovely setting.

You will arrive at Camp Leakey, the old orangutan rehabilitation centre.  It was founded in 1971, when a student from UCLA University in Los Angeles named Birutte Galdikas, began studying the orangutans there.  The name Camp Leakey came from Birutte’s own professor, paleo-anthropologist Louis Leakey.  At least 200 orangutans have already been cured and returned to the jungle thanks to this centre. However, since 1995 the Indonesian government banned the introduction of more orangutans in this camp, so the orangutans are increasingly adapting to freedom.  Today, this camp is used for behavioural and feeding research for orangutans. You can also visit the small museum built by the scientist Dr. Birutte Galdikas.

After finishing the observing of orangutans in this camp, we will do a gentle trekking through the jungle back to the boat to search for free orangutans and other animals, if the weather conditions permit.  We will have the opportunity to learn a lot about the jungle from our local guides, of which some of them were born in the jungle. They’ll explain how to look for animals or plants, and you can listen to their experience of life in the jungle.  The jungles of Borneo have given life and shelter to its inhabitants for million of years. They are jungles that under the watch of their ancestors are capable of fulfilling every single individual’s needs.  Food, water, medicines, etc. But never throw anything in your mouth without your guide’s recommendation.

In the afternoon if it does not rain, the boat will be docked near a swarm of fireflies and you can enjoy the show of its luminescence.

Meals : Breakfast – Lunch – Dinner

DAY 5: KUMAI - PANGKALAN BUN - SEMARANG - MAGELANG       ▼

In the early morning, we will enjoy the last moments of the sounds of the jungle, before heading to the airport to catch the flight to Semarang.

Upon your arrival in Semarang, our guide will meet you and show you a glimpse of Semarang. The first place to visit will be  Lawang Sewu, a thousand doors building right in the heart of the city . Then the next place is Sam Poo Kong Temple; it is the oldest Chinese temple in Semarang. Unlike most temples, the building does not belong to any specific religion, but rather functions as a place of worship for people of various ethnicity and religious groups including Buddhists. Lastly, we will visit  Gereja Bleduk, a hexagonal Christian church built by the Dutchman in the year of 1753. From Semarang, we will transfer to Magelang, a home to the temple of Borobudur, for overnight.

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DAY 6: DIENG PLATEAU – TELAGA WARNA – BOROBUDUR TEMPLE – YOGYAKARTA       ▼

Breakfast at the hotel and then you will head to Dieng Plateau, around 2.5 hours from Magelang . Dieng is located on the highland which lays on 2.093 meters  above sea level. During the ride you will have various scenery: small villages, drive on the slope and winding road, and beautiful landscapes with rich of plantation like coffee, tea, tobacco, and other vegetables crops. By the plateau, there are eight small Hindu temples from Kalingga Kingdom, a patterned Hindu kingdowm from the 6th century.

A stop will be made at Telaga Warna, a colorful lake due to a natural phenomenon caused by the high sulfur contain by the lake which make the reflection colored; green, yellow, purple, and sometimes rainbow.

From Dieng, you will head to Borobudur Temple, the world’s biggest Buddhist temple from the 9th century. The temple covered by hundred centuries-old statues of Buddha, where you can climb hundreds of steps and watch dozens of stupas. It is under constant restoration due to the breaks that the tremors of the neighboring Merapi volcano have produced during its history.

From Borobudur, you will continue our journey to Yogyakarta, the art capital of Indonesia. Arrive at the hotel, check in and rest. If you like to venture the city by night on your own, take a good walk around Tugu Zero KM, the starting point of Malioboro, the center of of Jogjakarta.

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B. Gallery Prawirotaman – Superior Room

C. Lynn Hotel – Superior Room

Day 7: YOGYAKARTA CITY TOUR - PRAMBANAN TEMPLE       ▼

After breakfast and at the indicated time we will head towards the heart of the city. We will visit the Keraton known as the Sultan Palace.  The palace is a complex building of two centuries old, located in the heart of the city.  You will listen to the song of the “freedom” of the birds in the bird market, we will visit the Water Castle  which occupies the highest part at the northern end of the vast complex of Taman Sari.  Also, visit Malioboro Street, main street of Yogyakarta with its merchants, horse carts, bicycle taxis and markets . An incredible experience that will make the hours fly by.

Finishing the tour in the city center of Yogyakarta, we will go northeast towards Prambanan Temple , the temple of Hinduists and classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 1991. This temple was completed around the year 856 to commemorate the return of Shailendra dynasty of Central Java.  Take your time to enjoy each carving on the rocks and feel the spirituality that each of the perched stones gives off in this set of more than 200 Hindu temples.  They are dedicated to the Trimurti, the expression of God as the Creator, the Preserver and the destroyer.  After this day that you will never forget, we will take you to your hotel.

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A. The Phoenix – Superior Room

B. Gallery Prawirotaman – Superior Room

C. Lynn Hotel – Superior Room

Day 8: YOGYAKARTA - BALI - UBUD       ▼

After breakfast, enjoy some rest until the agreed time to go to the airport for your flight to the island of Bali.  Upon arrival at the island of the gods, our representative will be waiting for you to take you to the booked hotel in Ubud.  Arrival at the hotel, check in and enjoy your free time.  Take the opportunity to familiarize yourself with locations of hotel facilities or take a stroll in the streets of Ubud.

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B. Alaya Hotel- Deluxe Room

C. Tetirah Ubud – Deluxe Room

Day 9: BEDUGUL TOUR - TANAH LOT TEMPLE       ▼

After breakfast, your guide will pick you up and we will visit the places on the fantastic route of Come2Indonesia.

Taman Ayun Temple

The first site will be the Taman Ayun Temple (it was founded in the 17th century), located in the Mengwi Village.  Until 1891, it was the seat of a powerful man who dates back to the Gelgel Dynasty, which is surrounded by a moat that looks like a sanctuary landscaped, which explains the term taman, or garden. The temple is a penyawangan or place to worship other sacred sites.

Jatiluwih Rice Terrace

From Taman Ayun, the compass heads towards Jatiluwih, where without a doubt we will admire and enjoy a beautiful view of rice terraces that cover the entire landscape of South Bali.  The name of Jatiluwih is made up of two words, Jati which means truly and Luwih which means beautiful, good, special. Without a doubt, this place not only has a beautiful name but that beauty is really reflected in its landscape.

Ulun Danu Bratan Temple

From Jatiluwih, we will go to Bedugul where we will visit the Ulun Danu Bratan Temple, the famous temple that stands in a small development located on the shore of Lake Beratan and has the beautiful landscape with the lake and the mountain as a backdrop.  It is without a doubt one of the most photogenic temples in all of Indonesia. This temple is dedicated to Dewi Danu, goddess of waters.

Sunset at Tanah Lot

We will close the visit on this fantastic route and end the day watching the sunset at the most famous and photographed temple in Bali, the Pura Tanah Lot.  Torn from the ground on a stone pedestal sculpted by the incoming tides, the lonely black towers of the Tanah Lot and the plumes of foliage shed by the cliffs recall the delicacy of Chinese painting. The Pura Tanah Lot or the Temple of Earth in the Middle of the Sea was built in the 16th century. Then we return to the hotel.

A. Maya Ubud – Superior Room

B. Alaya Resort Ubud – Deluxe Room

C. Tetirah Suweta – Deluxe Room

Day 10: KUSAMBA VILLAGE – GOA LAWAH – BESAKIH TEMPLE – TAMAN GILI KERTAGOSA       ▼

After breakfast, you will have another tour day throughout southern Bali.  Sightseeing, shopping, or even having a culinary adventure around Bali. You can easily find both Eastern and Western delicacies everywhere.

The first destination today is Kusamba Beach;  Bali is famous for the beautiful beaches. We can also see a fish market in this place, which is usually held between 10 am until 4 pm.  Then we go to Goa Lawah, this is one of the favorite place to be visited, because here is a nature cave dwelt by thousands of tail bat  located at north side from Jeroan/center of Goa Lawah Temple.

Next we go to Bukit Jambul, a beautiful hill with rice terrace,  it is strategically located beside of the main road from Denpasar to Besakih Temple and it is one of the tourist destinations that visited on Besakih Tour.  It is situated in the plateau area which is blessed with the beautiful panorama of rice terrace and green coconuts three unfolding to the sea. 

After visit Bukit Jambul, we will continue to the Besakih Temple, the biggest Hindu temple in Bali which the local people call Pura Besakih.  It owns beautiful view from the top of temple area where we can see the wide nature panorama until to the ocean, that is why this temple is many visited by tourists from all over the world.

Then go to Kertagosa, this place also owns Taman Gili,  a unique floating building or sees like floating because it is intentionally founded in the middle of a fish pond.

Day 11-12: FREE DAYS IN UBUD       ▼

Today you will enjoy your breakfast at the hotel and the rest of the day will be for you. You can take advantage of the day for what you want most,  you can hire a massage service, enjoy a spa, go for a walk and go shopping or just relax and enjoy the hotel facilities.

You are in Ubud, here you can stroll through the local market, visit the hundreds of artisan design workshops, sculptures, paintings in the shops that are on each side of the street.  It is a perfect day to learn more about the daily activities of the locals, find some coffee with views of the jungle or cross a naughty monkey on Monkey Forest Street. At night there are Balinese Dance performances, you can contact the hotel reception and request information to attend one of them. If you need recommendations for places to visit this day, do not hesitate to call us and we will advise you on the best ones!

DAY 13: BALI - LABUAN BAJO - RINCA ISLAND       ▼

Enjoy your breakfast, then at the appointed time we will transfer you to the airport to catch the flight heading to Komodo National Park.

Arrival at Labuan Bajo airport, meet and greet with your guide and transfer directly to the port to board the boat that will take you to the Komodo National Park.  We will go to see the Komodo dragons and for that we go first to Rinca Island. In addition to Komodo in their natural environment , we will be able to see Water buffalo, macaque monkeys, cockatoos, wild horses, etc. Enjoy the trekking  around the park accompanied by a ranger.

Afterwards, we return to boat will have lunch. Then in the afternoon the boat is anchored next to some mangroves, to see how hundreds of bats take flight at sunset.  You will have dinner and spend the night on a traditional wooden boat in the Rinca Sea.

A. Traditional Boat (Cabin AC)

B. Traditional Boat (Cabin No AC)

C. Traditional Boat (Cabin No AC)

DAY 14: KOMODO ISLAND - PINK BEACH - LABUAN BAJO       ▼

Today, we will sail to Loh Liang that is the ranger’s station on Komodo Island . During the 3 and a half hours of navigation,  you will realize that the sea is like a great lake dotted with hundreds of tiny islands,  most of them uninhabited, or with only a few fishermen, who moor in them to rest or spend the night.  Once on the island, we have to enter the office of the rangers to register and pay the national park fee. There we will be assigned a ranger who will accompany us at all times while we are inside the island. 

Safety information

Rangers always carry a long pole with a V-shaped tip, to make dragons keep their distance from us.  They will give us a brief explanation of behavior in the park and what we can see.  The dragons may sometimes make sudden moves so opening your eyes and keeping silent will always be the best advice .  Watch your back as there might be also one behind you or up on the trees.  The Ranger will always be leading the group, showing us all the species that he sees during the trekking. 

In addition to the Komodo dragons, we can see Timor Deer, wild pigs and various types of running hens as well as sulfur cockatoos, snakes, etc.

At the end of the trek, we head back to the port and continue the cruise.  After a short while, we will reach Pantai Merah (Pink Beach)  where we can do snorkeling in the middle of coral reefs full of life.  Did you know that Indonesia is the most important center of marine biodiversity in the world?  It is where the species of the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean come together with the endemic species of Indonesia. It makes Indonesia have the largest number of underwater species in the world. Well, you will be swimming in the middle of all that.  

In the afternoon we go to the port of Labuan Bajo, and from there to the hotel, to rest from both sea and mountains.

A. Bintang Flores – Deluxe Room

B. Puri Sari Hotel – Superior Room

C. Puri Sari Hotel – Superior Room

Day 15: LABUAN BAJO - BALI - UBUD       ▼

Your adventure continues for a little longer on this last day of the trip, but only if you still have time prior to your flight (situational).  After breakfast, we will go to see Batu Cermin or the cave of mirrors .  Then at around noon we continue to Labuan Bajo airport to take the direct flight to Denpasar.  Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel in Ubud then have your free time. Take the opportunity to familiarize yourself with the hotel facilities or stroll around the hotel.

Day 16: BALI - GILI ISLANDS       ▼

At the agreed time, you will be picked up from your hotel for the transfer to the port from where you will take the boat and cross to the Gilis Islands.  In these islands, motor vehicles are not allowed, so if you come with suitcases and do not want to walk with them, it is best to take a Cidomo (horse-drawn carriage) that you can find them as soon as you leave the pier. They are like the taxis of the Gilis Islands. Upon arrival at the hotel, check in and rest of the day off.

A. Kelapa Luxury Villa (Gili Trawangan) – 1BR Pool Villa

B. Villa Ombak (Gili Trawangan) – Deluxe Ombak Room

C. Hotel Villa Karang (Gili Air) – Superior Room

Day 17-19: FREE DAYS IN GILI ISLANDS       ▼

In these days time and space will be yours. We advise you to take walks around the island or rent a bike or snorkel equipment and discover the wonderful seabed of these islands. Search well because these islands are the home of many species of turtles and it is wonderful to be able to swim with them. Always remember that the sea is your space and we must respect it. You can also contract a massage and go to dinner on a terrace on the beach with live music and taste local Indonesian cuisine.

Day 20: GILI ISLANDS - BALI       ▼

Enjoy your breakfast, then at the appointed time you need to go to the port for check in and transfer back to Bali. You can leave the hotel by walking to the port or hire a Cidomo (at own expense). By fast boat, the cross will for about an hour, crossing the sea to Bali. On arrival, transfer to the hotel in the exclusive area of Nusa Dua, and then you have your free time.

A. Melia Bali – Premium Garden View

B. Grand Mirage – Premiere Garden

C. Grand Whiz – Superior Room

Day 21: FREE DAY IN NUSA DUA       ▼

Free day today! You can use it for taking optional tours, or just strolling around the beaches, or the busy streets for handicrafts and souvenirs. Ask for guidance at the hotel tourist center.

Day 22: DENPASAR - JAKARTA - END OF ADVENTURE       ▼

Today is the last day of your trip in Indonesia. After having breakfast at the hotel and according to the time of your flight, we will pick you up to take you to Denpasar airport to take the plane to Jakarta from where you will fly back home. We wish you a safe journey and thank you for marking your footprints in this land with Come2Indonesia. Sampai jumpa!

Accommodation :  –

Photos: 3 Weeks in Indonesia

Price Includes

• Jakarta - Pangkalan Bun flight ticket
• Pangkalan Bun - Semarang flight ticket
• Yogyakarta - Denpasar flight ticket
• Denpasar - Labuan Bajo flight ticket
• Labuan Bajo - Denpasar flight ticket
• Denpasar - Jakarta flight ticket
• Roundtrip airport transfer by hotel in Jakarta (sharing)
• Accommodation and meals according to the itinerary
• Transportation and visits according to the itinerary
• Private guide during excursions according to itinerary
• Entrance fees to places visited according to the itinerary

Price Excludes

• Surcharge for Sunday or national holiday in Borneo & Komodo: IDR 100,000/person/day
• International flights
• Visa and airport tax
• Alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, personal expenses
• Travel insurance (recommended)
• Extra expenses occurred due to causes beyond our control (force majeure) such as cancellations of flights, natural disasters, diseases, etc.
• Everything that is not mentioned in “INCLUDES”

Map: 3 Weeks in Indonesia

When is the best time of the year to do this tour?

Our favourite time for travel in Indonesia is between April to October, although Indonesia is a great year-round destination, offering memorable experiences for all kinds of adventures. July to August are the peak summer months.

In West to Central part of the weather is delightfully warm and it’s a popular time for travellers to visit for holidays, whilst if you wish to travel from October to April, the Eastern part Indonesia, like Banda and Raja Ampat, would be the best option.

If you wish to have a relaxing journey in Indonesia with less crowds, the shoulder months of April to June and September to October are ideal and slightly more economic. If you must travel in ‘high season’ but want to avoid the crowd, worry not, there are numbered of unbeaten track in Indonesia ready to be explored.

What should I bring?

Tropical areas are usually warm and often sweaty places, especially if you have Borneo or Sulawesi included in your travel. Check out our suggestions on  What to Wear:

• Comfortable and light shirt and at least a pair of long sleeves
• Comfortable walking shoes or trekking shoes if your trip include some trekking
• Shorts and long pants
• Couple of pairs of socks
• Waterproof Jacket/Raincoat

Depends on the type of travel, you may also need these in your  What to Bring  list:

Underwater trips:

• Dive Insurance
• Dive certificate
• Certificate of Nitrox (for those who are using Nitrox)
• Dive equipment except Tanks and Weights. Please consult your travel expert to find out if the equipment is inclusive or not in your booking.
• Swimsuit/Dive suit
• Adapter DIN or INT
• Sunscreen SPF +40
• Waterproof bags

Land tours and trekking:

• Small backpack for daily important item
• Travel Insurance, which covers trekking and sport risk
• Trekking shoes (check with your travel expert if you need a Goretex or simply a walking shoes)
• Pullover (as in some areas with high altitude like Mt. Bromo, the temperature can get as low as 0 degree)
• Small flashlight or head flashlight
• Valid passport with valid visa (or check if you are eligible for Visa Free Entry)
• Waterproof bag to put all important documents
• All documents for your trip: vouchers, tickets, contact numbers ((keep the soft copies in your mobile)
• Credit card (in some major cities, credit card is widely accepted in restaurants and shops. Small charge might be applied)
• Cash in Euro or USD (you may change into local currency Rupiah when you arrive here)
• Camera, Battery and Charger
• Adapter (220V is used in Indonesia)
• International driving license (if you plan to drive on your own)
• Mosquito Repellent with DEET
• Hygienic travel kits (mask, disinfectant or anti-virus spray, etc.)

How hard is this tour?

We have classified our tours in 3 different classes. Always check which one suitable for your condition. If you have any doubt, you may consult to our travel expert.

Easy: Suitable for most people in good health. These trips can include short walk for days with around 2–3 hours in good paths and at low altitudes.

Medium: A reasonable level of fitness or technique is required, as these trips can require sustained endurance levels as the trip may include longer days of approximately 5-6 hours of activity or/and in higher altitudes, or snorkelling in strong current.

Hard: These trips are physically demanding and best suited for people with a high endurance level, good level of fitness and exercise regularly. Days can be long around 7-8 hours of activity, often at high altitudes, in remote regions and sometimes without a support vehicle nearby. Travellers may be required to carry their backpack, trip with trekking overnights without access to normal toilets or accommodations.

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Day 01. bali - kumai - proboscis tour – houseboat (l, d) .

Pick up from your hotel (depend on flight schedule), then proceed to Ngurah Rai Airport. Upon arrival at Pangkalan Bun airport, meet up with our guide then transfer you to Kumai. Onboard, cross the Kumai river approximately 15 minutes to the main river Seikonyer. Riding up about 2 hours to reach the National Park. Lunch will be served by our own cook. At 16.30, continue the tour to explore proboscis monkeys. Dinner and overnight on the boat.

Day 02. Houseboat - Camp Leaky - Houseboat (B,L,D)

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Day 03. Houseboat - Pondok Tangguy – Pasalat Reforestation - Tanjung Harapan Camp - Tanjung Harapan Village – Nipa Palm Area. (B, L, D) 

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• Exploring The Orang Utans. Research for feeding at camp Leaky by trekking at rainforest about half hours watching such as the King with overnight in longhouse boat or Klotok
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Arrive at Jakarta International Airport, meet and greet by our guide and transfer to your hotel for overnight.

Breakfast at hotel. Transfer to Jakarta Airport from flight to Pangkalan Bun by Trigana Air IL 708 at 09.25. Upon arrival at the airport of Pangkalan Bun direct transfer to the boat for cruise up for Rimba Lodge and afternoon watching proboscis monkeys and wild Orang Utan by boat. Dinner and overnight are provided on Klotok.

Breakfast at Klotok then half day trek for exploring The Orang Utans. Research for feeding time at 13.30 at camp Leaky by trekking at rainforest about half hours watching such as the King during feeding time at 14.00. Meals & overnight provided at Klotok.

Breakfast at Klotok, morning free until transfer to the airport for your flight to Jakarta by Nam Air IN 191 at 15.15. Upon arrival in Jakarta Airport then transfer to Hotel near Airport for rest (Swissbel Hotel Airport 4*). Transfer from hotel to Airport at 20.30 for flight to Jayapura by GA 656 at 22.45.

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Afternoon check-in at your hotel, your base for further valley explorations. overnight at BALIEM PILAMO HOTEL and dinner at Sinabung Jaya restaurant.

Today we drive in 35 minutes to Sogokmo village at southern part of Baliem valley, and start to have a day trek for about 4-5 hours through Dani sweet potatoes gardens and enjoy the gorgeous scenery surrounding, you get to Kurima the sub-district. Along the trail you will meet local people with friendly smile in their traditional clothes. After picnic lunch heading back to Sogokmo where the cars pick you up to Wamena for dinner and overnight stay at BALIEM PILAMO HOTEL. Dinner at Sinabung Jaya restaurant.

After breakfast, drive 30 minutes to Jiwika in the Northern part of Baliem valley to see the 250 years old Mummy. Then walk 10 minutes to village of Anemoigi where you can view the Dani Mock battle and Pig feast. You will see how the Dani make fire traditionally, kill a pig with bow and arrow and cook them into the hot-burned stone with vegetables and sweet potatoes in the steaming pit on the ground. Lunch box will be provided or we can have grill pig and local food for our lunch.

After lunch visit the Mili Mountain to see how the Dani women make a salt in the traditional way.

Afternoon drive back to BALIEM PILAMO HOTEL. Dinner at Sinabung Jaya restaurant.

After breakfast, transfer to airport for your flight back to Jayapura by Wamena (WMX) to Jayapura (DJJ) by IL 272. Arrival at airport ofJayapura You may have a full day sightseeing tour including Mac Arthur 2nd World War monument, Sentani lake by long boat to visit Assey and Ayapo villages how the Sentani tribe make the bark painting. Lunch have at Yougwa restaurant near the lake.

After breakfast, transfer time to Sentani airport at 07.00 for flight to Bali by Garuda Indonesia GA 653 at 09.25. Upon arrival transfer to hotel for overnight.

Relax on the beach or enjoy hotel activities.

Our purpose today is to see the Komodo Dragon. This largest living lizard on earth lives on 3 islands Rinca, Padar & Komodo and some parts of West Flores. Its length can go up to 3 meters with weight of up to 90 kilo.

Morning flight by Garuda Indonesia GA 7026 at 07.30 to Labuan Bajo, on arrival at Komodo Airport you will be welcomed by our guide then direct transfer to the harbor to get local boat to Komodo island. On arrival direct trekking to see the Komodo Dragons and other wild animals and also some kinds of birds in their pure environment. Lunch on boat while the boat cruising to Pink Beach. Then you can snorkeling and swimming at Pink Beach, afterwards sail to Rinca island.

Dinner and overnight on boat.

Breakfast on boat, trekking to see the Komodo Dragons and other wild animals and also some kinds of birds in their pure environment. While the boat cruising to Kelor island for snorkeling and swimming on beach. Lunch on boat while the boat returning to Labuan Bajo. On arrival direct transfer to Komodo airport to catch your afternoon flight by Garuda Airlines GA 7027 at 16.00 to Denpasar, Bali.

Upon arrival transfer to hotel for overnight.

Breakfast at hotel. Relax on the beach.

Transfer to Denpasar Ngurah Rai International Airport for home trip.

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• Air-conditioned car during the program
• Tour and transfer base on mentioned above program
• 13 nights accommodation + Daily breakfast base on twin share
• Meals as mentioned in above program
• Entrance and parking as per program
• English speaking guide during tour + local guide
• Optional tours
• Domestic flight as above program
• Return Jakarta – Pangkalan Bun
• Jakarta – Jayapura/Papua
• Return flight Jayapura – Wamena
• Jayapura – Denpasar Bali
• Return flight Komodo – Bali
• Tipping for guide during program
• Meal if not mention in program

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Flores Active Tours provides the best tour experience for Flores, Komodo, Sumba, Bali, Java, Borneo, and other Islands around Indonesia. The special trips to another popular places are also available. These trips include Sumatera, Sulawesi, Lombok, Papua, Moluccas Islands, Timor and Alor.

Active tours are holiday tours that focus on physical activity and outdoor activities. We offer an opportunity to explore nature, discover wild animals, be active in sports, and experience new adventures. These active tours include hiking, trekking, biking, diving, cycling, kayaking, snorkeling, rafting, surfing and more.

Active trips give advantages for travelers to improve physical fitness and health. Also, to reduce stress and take on new challenges. Then, the travelers can get in touch with local culture. Furthermore, they have an opportunity to move in nature, discover the exotic animals and enjoy beautiful landscapes.

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Flores Tours are our main focus, because Flores has many things to offer. Basically, all of the trips with us are guided tours, where a guide accompanies the travelers from the beginning to the end of the adventure. Even though, there are also car and scooter for rent available. So, the travelers can plan and conduct their own adventures.

Our team is a group of experienced tour guides from Flores Island and other places in Indonesia. Since many years, we have been busy to accompany travelers in conducting the multi-day tours in Indonesia. We speak different foreign languages and have an advanced product knowledge. Additionally, we have worked as a tour guide for some travel agencies before establishing our own team. In that occasion we have traveled a lot to diverse destinations for multi-day tours between Islands in Indonesia. So, we have learned a lot and collected many experiences.

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Below are some important reasons that you can consider before you go.

• Our team is a group of certified tour guides. We are members of HPI/ITGA (Indonesian Tourist Guide Association).
• We are expert in multi day tours between islands in Indonesia.
• We have a long-time experience in tourism field in Indonesia. With this experience we are so confident that we can serve the best for an unforgettable tour experience in Indonesia.
• Our skill of foreign languages: English, German, French and more
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Jadwal Duel Championship Series Liga 1: Bali United Vs Persib Bandung dan Madura United Vs Borneo FC

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Jadwal Duel Championship Series Liga 1: Bali United Vs Persib Bandung dan Madura United Vs Borneo FC

TRIBUNJATENG.COM - PT Liga Indonesia Baru (LIB) telah merilis resmi jadwal Championship Series Liga 1 2023/2024 seusai langkah timnas U-23 Indonesia terhenti di Piala Asia U-23 2024.

Seperti diketahui, PT LIB sebelumnya memang menunggu perjuangan timnas U-23 Indonesia di Piala Asia U-23 untuk menggelar Championship Series.

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Dalam babak perebutan juara ini akan menemukan empat tim yakni Borneo FC , Persib Bandung , Bali United , dan Madura United .

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Setelah itu disusul oleh Bali United yang mengemas 58 poin, dan Madura United posisi keempat dengan mendapat 55 poin.

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