Indonesia, one island at a time
Rice terraces in Ubud, cliff sunsets at Uluwatu, a fast boat to the Nusas or the Gilis. Tell me the shape and I'll price every leg live.
Rice terraces in Ubud, cliff sunsets at Uluwatu, a fast boat to the Nusas or the Gilis.
The day Bali goes completely quiet
Nyepi - the Balinese new year. Ogoh-ogoh parades fill the streets the night before, then the whole island switches off for 24 hours, airport included. Build the week around it.
Pick a vibe
Days worth building around
Pick your bases
Beaches and harbours
Restaurants and cafés
Your e-visa, sorted before you fly
Standard tourist e-visa, single entry, 30 days. We prep the paperwork, check every document against your passport and submit it for you. Fees are verified by our visa team before you pay.
When to go
The one rule worth remembering: the boats decide the trip. May to September the crossings to the Nusas and the Gilis run calm; in the wet season, stay on Bali and keep the island days flexible.
Dry season
Bali beaches, Komodo diving and the Java volcano treks all line up. Busiest months - book early.
Nyepi in Bali
Ogoh-ogoh parades, then a full day of silence. The island and the airport stop for 24 hours.
Wet season
Green terraces and fewer people. Afternoon downpours, so plan temples and spas around them.
Raja Ampat diving
Calm, clear water and the richest reefs in the country. One for experienced divers.
Pick a plan
Planning around an occasion?
Or pair it with a neighbour
