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Indonesia Tours & Holiday
Indonesia tours that look beyond Bali to Sulawesi’s tribal highlands and a flight-free rail journey across Java. One archipelago of 17,500 islands, two journeys built on contrasts.
Spread across the equator, Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelago, a country of 17,500 islands and 267 million people where contrasts seem to multiply with every flight, ferry and overnight Indonesia train travel experience, Java and Bali pulling most of the headlines, but the deeper character of the country sits between them: smouldering volcanoes, royal courts in Yogyakarta, tribal villages high in the Sulawesi mountains, and quiet reefs along less-trafficked coasts.
Step away from the obvious and our Indonesia holiday packages open up rainforest reserves sheltering 550 endemic bird species, hot springs framed by mountain zephyrs, and communities whose ceremonies have shaped daily life for centuries. The country rewards the traveller who treats Indonesia holidays as an invitation to slow down rather than a checklist to tick off.
What you sign up for on these journeys is access. Our Indonesia group tours travel with a dedicated English-speaking tour leader from start to finish, in groups built small enough to slip into village ceremonies and onto rural railway platforms without overwhelming them. Our small group guided tours move at a slower, more curious pace, leaving room for you to meet the people behind the rituals rather than just photographing them in passing. Whether you’re tracing Java’s rail line from Jakarta to Bali, or heading into the cloud-wrapped graves of Tanah Toraja, our small group tours of Indonesia keep the structure tight and the surprises wide open.
Indonesia Tour Package Overview
1. Jakarta to Bali by Train
from £2,745 per person
A flight-free passage from the Indonesian capital across Java and onto Bali by comfortable train, with stops in Yogyakarta to explore the country’s cultural capital and the Hindu temples of Prambanan, a World Heritage Site. You’ll rise before dawn for the climb to the rim of Mount Bromo and sunrise views over an expanse of surrounding volcanoes, then close the trip with downtime at Pemuteran on Bali’s less-visited north coast, far from the southern tourist crush. View full itinerary →
2. Indonesia – Sulawesi Explorer
15 days, from £2,345 per person
A two-week journey across one of Indonesia’s most overlooked islands, beginning in bustling Makassar and heading deep into Tanah Toraja, a highland region of carved traditional houses, hanging cliff graves and ceremonies that still anchor everyday life. From there you’ll walk between rice terraces to villages few operators reach, then head north to the Tangkoko reserve in search of the tiny tarsier and the unusual waruga sarcophagi of the Minhasa Highlands. View full itinerary →
What to see on our Indonesia Group Tours
Explore the lesser visited island of Sulawesi, a land where the seismic spectacle and fabulous wildlife are only surpassed by the wonderful warmth of the locals.
Discover the scenic expanse of Lake Tempe with its many species of birds
Visit the fascinating region of Tanah Toraja with its traditional houses and intriguing culture
Travel to the tranquil reserve of Tangkoko with its engaging wildlife
Travel flight free from Jakarta to Bali by comfortable train, staying at top class 4 and 5 star hotels dating from the Dutch colonial period
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Most of our small group tours of Indonesia run with a maximum of 12 travellers per departure, plus a dedicated English-speaking tour leader accompanying the group from arrival to final airport transfer. Smaller groups mean more access to local communities and fewer logistical hurdles, which is what makes Indonesia holidays with us feel different from larger coach-style departures.
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