Many nationalities can enter Indonesia for tourism purposes without a visa for short stays, typically ranging from 30 to 90 days. This is known as a visa-free entry or a visa exemption. However, these rules may vary depending on your nationality, so you should verify the specific requirements for your country.
Indonesia Tours
An extraordinary adventure through Indonesia, one of the world’s most diverse and captivating archipelagos, begins now!
Indonesia is a land of stunning contrasts, where bustling metropolises like Jakarta seamlessly blend with serene coastal villages in Sanur, and where ancient temples in Yogyakarta coexist with pristine natural wonders in Lombok. From the vibrant streets of Jakarta to the tranquil beaches of Candidasa, and everything in between, the meticulously crafted Travel Talk Indonesia tours will take you on a voyage through the heart and soul of Indonesia.
Whether you’re a culture enthusiast, an adventure seeker, or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, Indonesia has something for everyone. Let us be your guide to this enchanting realm as we uncover the hidden treasures of Molang, the cultural gem that is Yogyakarta, the paradise of Lombok, the serenity of Sanur, the natural beauty of West Bali, and the tranquil shores of Candidasa.
An extraordinary adventure through Indonesia, one of the world’s most diverse and captivating archipelagos, begins now! Whether you’re a culture enthusiast, an adventure seeker, or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, Indonesia has something for everyone. Let us be your guide to this enchanting realm as we uncover the hidden treasures of Indonesia.
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Treasures Of Java 2025
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Indonesia Accommodation
Please find below the 5 & 4 Star hotels used on our Indonesia trips. All accommodation is carefully hand-selected to satisfy our standards in terms of quality, authenticity and location for you to enjoy a comfortable and unforgettable holiday.
PRAMA SANUR BEACH
Bali
Located on the Sanur Beach, the 5 star Sanur hotel features two outdoor swimming pools, three different restaurants, a fitness and a SPA center.
LOVINA BEACH CLUB & RESORT
Lovina
A charming hotel located in Lovina, Bali. The hotel features an on-site restaurant, an outdoor pool & whirlpool and a SPA & Fitness Center.
PRAMANA ZAHILL
Kintamani
A beautiful, rustic-design hotel offering its guests a swimming pool, an on-site restaurant offering local dishes and a cocktail bar.
BEST WESTERN PREMIER AGUNG RESORT
Ubud
Surrounded by tropical scenery, this 4 star Ubud hotel features two outdoor pools, a fitness & SPA center and an on-site restaurant.
RAMAYANA HOTEL
Candidasa
An elegant hotel & example to Balinese architecture, offering its guests a swimming pool, SPA center, a restaurant offering local dishes and a bar.
NOVOTEL
Lombok
Nestled in the Kuta Beach, Novotel offers traditional-design & comfortable rooms equipped with coffee maker, flat screen TV and safebox.
MERUMATTA HOTEL
Lombok
A 5 star luxury hotel that is equipped with an outdoor swimming pool, on-site restaurant & bar, wellness center and a private beach.
SCALLYWAGS RESORT
Gili Trawangan
Guests will be staying at elegant garden villas at this charming beachfront hotel equipped with an outdoor pool & on-site restaurant.
SANTIKA PREMIERE HAYAM WURUK
Jakarta
A modern hotel that features a fitness center and an on-site restaurant offering delicacies from around the world.
JIWA JAWA
Bromo
The hotel is surrounded by forests and offers its guests an on-site restaurant, a fitness center and rooms equipped with free toiletries.
SANTIKA PREMIERE
Malang
A comfortable hotel located in the heart of Malang, where the services provided include an outdoor pool, a fitness and a SPA center.
NOVOTEL SOLO
Surakarta
The modern-design Surakarta hotel features two outdoor swimming pools, a fitness center and an on-site restaurant & bar.
SANTIKA PREMIERE JOGJA
Yogyakarta
This contemporary Yogyakarta hotel features an outdoor swimming pool, a SPA & fitness center, an on-site restaurant and a bar.
Highlights
Sanur
A charming & serene seaside town of Bali, offering its guests sandy beaches, calm water and a very relaxed atmosphere.
Lovina
Home to one of the country's most iconic natural attractions, Sekumpul Waterfall, the coastal town offers unique sceneries.
Kintamani
A charming village in Bali, Kintamani is home to the breathtaking active volcano, Mount of Batur, that offers unique sceneries.
Sidemen
A beautiful Balinese village that has a lot to offer to its visitors with its rice terraces, river views, and the forests surrounding the valley.
Candi Dasa
A very popular tropical coastal village in the eastern part of Bali, a perfect location for a peaceful & relaxed holiday.
Koeta
Known for its beautiful beaches, pristine waters and surfing spots, this charming town in Lombok also has a party atmosphere.
Gili Trawangan
The largest of the Gili islands, is a diver's paradise and offers a unique & peaceful experience with its anti motorized vehicle law.
Jakarta
The dazzling capital of Indonesia, makes it possible to witness the modern side of the country, without leaving the tradition behind.
Mount Bromo
Part of the Tengger Mountains, Mount Bromo is an active volcano offering breathtaking & unique sceneries.
Surakarta
The beautiful former royal city is like an open-air museum with many historic buildings, museums and libraries.
Yogyakarta
The royal city located in the Java Island is still ruled by monarchy and is a hub for the Indonesian culture and fine arts.
Sanur
A charming & serene seaside town of Bali, offering its guests sandy beaches, calm water and a very relaxed atmosphere.
Lovina
Home to one of the country's most iconic natural attractions, Sekumpul Waterfall, the coastal town offers unique sceneries.
Kintamani
A charming village in Bali, Kintamani is home to the breathtaking active volcano, Mount of Batur, that offers unique sceneries.
Sidemen
A beautiful Balinese village that has a lot to offer to its visitors with its rice terraces, river views, and the forests surrounding the valley.
Candi Dasa
A very popular tropical coastal village in the eastern part of Bali, a perfect location for a peaceful & relaxed holiday.
Koeta
Known for its beautiful beaches, pristine waters and surfing spots, this charming town in Lombok also has a party atmosphere.
Gili Trawangan
The largest of the Gili islands, is a diver's paradise and offers a unique & peaceful experience with its anti motorized vehicle law.
Jakarta
The dazzling capital of Indonesia, makes it possible to witness the modern side of the country, without leaving the tradition behind.
Mount Bromo
Part of the Tengger Mountains, Mount Bromo is an active volcano offering breathtaking & unique sceneries.
Surakarta
The beautiful former royal city is like an open-air museum with many historic buildings, museums and libraries.
Yogyakarta
The royal city located in the Java Island is still ruled by monarchy and is a hub for the Indonesian culture and fine arts.
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The best time to visit Indonesia varies by region and personal preferences. The dry season, from May to September, is generally ideal for many popular destinations like Bali and Java, offering sunny and dry weather for outdoor activities and water sports. However, it can be crowded and more expensive. The wet season, from October to April, brings rain to various parts of the country, but it’s a good time to explore areas with milder rainfall like Sulawesi and Sumatra. Shoulder seasons in April, May, September, and October provide a balance between favorable weather and fewer crowds. Ultimately, the best time to visit Indonesia depends on your destination and whether you prioritize good weather or quieter travel experiences.
Drinking tap water in Indonesia is generally not recommended for tourists. The tap water quality can vary significantly from one region to another, and in many areas, it may not meet international safety standards. Consuming untreated tap water can lead to gastrointestinal issues and other health problems due to potential contamination with bacteria and pathogens.
Yes, you can use your mobile phone and SIM card while in Indonesia. Indonesia has a well-developed mobile network infrastructure, and you should have no trouble connecting to cellular services, especially in urban and tourist areas.
Yes, you can use your mobile phone and SIM card while in Indonesia. Indonesia has a well-developed mobile network infrastructure, and you should have no trouble connecting to cellular services, especially in urban and tourist areas.
Credit cards are generally accepted in urban and tourist areas of Indonesia, especially in hotels, upscale restaurants, large shopping centers, and international retail chains. In more remote or rural parts of Indonesia, credit card acceptance may be limited, and cash is often the preferred method of payment. It’s a good idea to carry some cash when traveling to less touristy areas.
ATM access in Indonesia is generally good, especially in urban areas, tourist destinations, and major cities. ATMs are readily available throughout Indonesia, including at banks, shopping malls, airports, convenience stores, and even in rural areas. Major cities like Jakarta, Bali, and Surabaya have numerous ATMs.
Tipping in Indonesia is not mandatory, but it is appreciated for good service. While tipping is not obligatory, it has become customary in many service-related industries, especially in tourist areas.
Yes, Indonesia has certain cultural and religious norms when it comes to clothing, and visitors are expected to be respectful of these customs. While Indonesia is a diverse and multicultural country with various clothing styles, in many parts of Indonesia, especially in rural areas and conservative communities, it’s customary to dress modestly. These actions will improve your experience during your Indonesia trip.
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PRAMA SANUR BEACH
LOVINA BEACH CLUB & RESORT
PRAMANA ZAHILL
BEST WESTERN PREMIER AGUNG RESORT
RAMAYANA HOTEL
NOVOTEL
MERUMATTA HOTEL
SCALLYWAGS RESORT
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JIWA JAWA
SANTIKA PREMIERE
NOVOTEL SOLO
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