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Volcanoes at sunrise, Bali’s rice terraces and temples, ancient Borobudur and island seas full of life, across thousands of islands.
Indonesia stretches across thousands of islands, from the temples and volcanoes of Java to the rice terraces of Bali and the wild seas of Komodo. Every Orient Charm journey here is private and tailor-made around your interests and pace.
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Rice terraces and temples in the hills, cliff-top sunsets in the south and dramatic coastlines just offshore.
Ancient Buddhist and Hindu temples, royal Yogyakarta and volcano sunrises in East Java.
Komodo dragons and coral seas, the Toraja highlands of Sulawesi and the rainforests of Borneo.
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Customise My TripThis route joins the temples of Java, the highlands of Sulawesi and the hills and beaches of Bali. Every stop can be swapped, stretched or skipped.
The dry season from April to October brings sunny days and calm seas across most of the islands, ideal for Bali, Java and Komodo. The wet season from November to March has heavy tropical showers, usually in the afternoon, with greener landscapes and fewer visitors.
A general guide. Weather varies from year to year, and we plan each route around the season.
Quick answers from our local team. Anything else, just ask your travel specialist.
Ask us on WhatsAppMost visitors can get a visa on arrival (as of October 2026):
Rules and fees change from time to time, so always check the official websites before you travel.
April to October is the dry season and the best time for most islands, with sunny days and calm seas. November to March is the wet season, with heavy afternoon showers and greener landscapes.
Ten to fourteen days lets you combine Bali with Java or Komodo. With a week, we suggest focusing on Bali and perhaps a nearby island.
The currency is the Indonesian rupiah (IDR). Cards are widely accepted in hotels and restaurants in Bali and the cities, while cash is best for markets, small warungs and remote islands.
Wear a sarong and sash when visiting Balinese temples. Many temples lend or rent them at the entrance. Cover your shoulders and follow any signs for sacred areas.
Indonesia is welcoming and generally safe. Take care with strong sea currents, follow local guidance near active volcanoes, and use licensed transport or ride apps.
Local SIM cards and eSIMs are easy to buy, and Wi-Fi is common in Bali. The power supply is 230V with two round-pin sockets, so a universal adapter is useful.
Nasi goreng, chicken satay, beef rendang, gado-gado and, in Bali, babi guling and a Balinese seafood dinner on the beach.
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