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Suggested Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive at Jakarta Airport and transfer to your hotel for check-in and overnight. Enjoy the balance of your day at leisure.
Day 2: After breakfast transfer to the airport for your flight to Pangkalan Bun. Upon arrival, transfer to the Kumai boat dock for a cruise to Tanjung Harapan. Visit Camp Leakey, a rehabilitation center for orphaned orangutans. In the peaceful afternoon you have a chance to observe monkeys along the riverside. Disembark at Rimba Lodge.
Days 3 & 4: Enjoy two full days exploring with a guide in Tanjung Putting National Park. Trek deep in to the jungle on the different trails.
Day 5: After breakfast, head to Pangkalan Bun Airport for a flight to Semarang. You can get a city tour around here if you’re not feeling too tired. Try to find a hotel with one of the idyllic locations, affording stunning views of Mount Merapi (the sacred mountain of Java), Seribu Mountain and Java's beautiful landscape.
Day 6: Have breakfast at your hotel before departing for a full-day tour of Borobudur and Prambanan. Borobudur is the largest Buddhist temple and one of the best-preserved ancient monuments. The architectural style found at Borobudur has no equal throughout the world. The Prambanan temple is regarded as the most elegant of Hindu shrines and the largest Hindu structure in Java.
Days 7-8: After breakfast at your hotel, transfer to the airport for a flight to Bali. If you’re feeling particularly flush, there are lots of luxurious spas here waiting to pamper you. Spend a couple of days either soaking up the relaxation or exploring the local region.
Day 9: Drive to the Kehen Temple and the ancient village of Penglipuran. Continue on to Kintamani for lunch on the beautiful slopes of Mt Batur with stunning views of the volcano and the lake in the distance. Visit Gunung Kawi Sebatu, a spring water temple built in the 16th century. Continue on to Tegalalang with its magnificent rice terraces, and Ubud the artist colony, famous for its painters’ studios, art schools and an art museum. Continue to the village of Mas, and finally to Nusa Dua.
Day 10: Many resorts around Nusa Dua will feature top sport facilities, spas, cultural, recreational and children’s activities. Only a short distance away is the nightlife and shopping spots of Kuta beach and Legian street.
Day 11: Take a full day “Treasures of the North” tour. Depart for the beautiful rice terraces of Pacung and continue on to Lake Bratan, also home to Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, a temple built entirely on small islands and dedicated to Dewi Danu, the water goddess. Driving towards Munduk, there are stunning views of the twin lakes of Bali before you arrive in Banjar to experience the hot springs for which this village is famous. Lovina, you’ll want to visit, an area famous for its early morning sightings of playful dolphins, complete with a stunning beac. You can visit Bali too, once the Dutch capital.
Day 12: Depart the hotel and head to Bali’s southern tip. Tours start with a visit to Jenggala, a fine ceramic manufacturer, located in Jimbaran. Next its “Garuda Wisnu Kencana”, a cultural park. Move onto the southernmost part of Bali, home of the famous Pura Luhur Uluwatu, the region’s most illustrious temple. Watch the huge waves roll in from the Indian Ocean and crash against the cliffs – and keep an eye out for the cheeky monkeys. One of today’s highlights is to see the Uluwatu Kecak dance performed in this unique setting.
Day 13: Have what’s left of this day at leisure until the transfer to the airport for your onward departing flight.
