Holidays in Indonesia | Idyllic Islands & Exotic Landscapes

Spectacular holidays in Indonesia

From the beauty of Bromo volcano to the mysticism of the temples of Borobudur and Prambanan, Indonesia has plenty of natural and cultural wonders to offer. This exotic destination combines unique traditions with spectacular landscapes. Bali's rice terraces of vibrant greenery contrast charmingly with the urban bustle of Jakarta, which is the modern pulse of the nation. In more isolated islands like Raja Ampat, you can discover stunning coral reefs and white sand beaches, and local communities offer traditional crafts and handmade batik art. Indonesia offers the perfect setting for a memorable holiday, combining adventure, relaxation and cultural exploration!

Places to visit

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Indonesia is a fascinating destination with a vibrant culture and impressive natural landscapes. WENS travelers can explore some of the most spectacular places in the world during a vacation here. Here are some of the places you should not miss in Indonesia:

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Bali Island‍

An exotic island, famous for its gorgeous beaches, inverted rice terraces and unique atmosphere. Bali offers everything you could want, from sacred temples and tropical forests to vibrant restaurants and cafes.

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Yogyakarta‍

An important cultural center of Indonesia, Yogyakarta is the perfect place to discover the local culture. Here you can visit famous temples such as Borobudur and Prambanan and witness performances of traditional Indonesian art.

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Jakarta‍

The cosmopolitan capital of Indonesia combines modernity with traditional elements and is ideal for lovers of urban life. With a vibrant culinary scene, museums and shopping malls, Jakarta promises a complete experience.

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Lombok Island‍

This picturesque island, located near Bali, attracts visitors with its secluded beaches and tropical forests. Climb Mount Rinjani, an active volcano and one of the most beautiful hiking trails in Indonesia, for a nature adventure.

Indonesia combines cultural diversity with impressive natural beauty, creating the ideal destination for an unforgettable holiday!

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Useful information for travelers

1. What is the weather like in Indonesia and what is the best time to visit?

Indonesia has a tropical climate, with two main seasons: the dry season (June to September) and the rainy season (November to March). The best time to visit is during the dry season, when the temperatures are warm and the rain is minimal. However, being a tropical destination, short rains can occur at any time.

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2. What budget is needed and what currency is used in Indonesia?

The currency used in Indonesia is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Travelers can comfortably spend about $30-50 a day, covering transportation, meals, and tourist visits. In large cities and tourist areas, it is recommended to negotiate in markets and with taxi drivers.

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3. How is the telephone network in Indonesia?

Indonesia has a good telephone network, especially in urban areas. A local SIM card costs around $3-5 and provides enough mobile data for a few days. Popular operators include Telkomsel, Indosat and XL Axiata.

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4. Is water drinkable in Indonesia?

Tap water is not drinkable in Indonesia. It is recommended to drink bottled water, which is available everywhere at affordable prices. Always check that the bottle is sealed before consuming it.

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5. What clothes are appropriate in Indonesia?

Due to the warm climate, light clothes made of cotton or linen are best suited. Respect local customs and dress modestly when visiting temples or other sacred places, with your shoulders and knees covered. A hat and sunglasses are recommended, along with sunscreen.

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6. What are the norms of behavior in Indonesia?

Indonesians appreciate respectful behavior and modesty. Avoid public displays of affection and dress appropriately in sacred places. In the temples, remove your shoes and cover your head, if necessary.

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7. What kind of socket is used in Indonesia?

Indonesia uses type C and F sockets, compatible with the European standard voltage of 230V. We recommend a travel adapter to make sure your devices are compatible.

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8. What is the time zone in Indonesia?

Indonesia has three main time zones:

West Indonesian Time (WIB) - UTC+7
Central Indonesia Time (WITA) - UTC+8
Eastern Indonesia Time (WIT) - UTC+9

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