We are delighted to offer new and refreshing tour programs in Indonesia designed for families, couples and friends looking to experience the holiday seasons in Java and Bali.
Key takeaways:
- Products: Discover curated journeys focusing on the themes of culture, nature and creativity, promising an exciting and fulfilling holiday experience in Indonesia.
- Hotels: From Seminyak’s sophisticated shoreline to Ubud’s tranquil river valley, these two luxury retreats deliver effortless comfort and refined relaxation.
- Destination news: The month of December coincides with the rainy season, increasing the probability of rainfall and tropical storms. Despite this climate, it remains a peak time for tourism. Travellers are rewarded with lush, vibrant landscapes. Celebrating Christmas and New Year in Indonesia offers a festive blend with traditional religious services and unique local customs with modern celebrations, including dazzling fireworks and parties.
Product updates
Kotagede heritage trails
and artisan encounters
Full day
A visit to Kotagede is always engaging, thanks to its welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy the narrow streets, the traditional markets and the warm greetings from the friendly residents. Furthermore, there are opportunities to connect with creative locals who are keen to share their skills, allowing guests to craft homemade souvenirs.
- Explore the Old City of Kotagede and traditional handwoven weavers
- Craft jewellery supervised by a silver craftsman
- Create batik from recycled paper packaging stamps
Exploring West Bali's back roads by VW safari
Full day
Embark on an authentic journey through West Bali’s peaceful back roads in an open-top Volkswagen safari. This day trip offers a tranquil escape, exploring picturesque, often overlooked rice terraces and enjoy leisurely walks through the Batukaru Region. Afterwards, visit Kampoeng Jalak Bali, known as a Starling bird-friendly village.
- Capture unique landscapes and cultural scenes at Subak Piak rice terraces
- Embark on Batukaru trekking and experience Bali’s local flavours
- Visit Starling bird-friendly village
Family journey of discovery: unveiling local Bali
10 Days / 9 Nights
This family journey focuses on immersive and rarely visited local experiences in Bali, emphasising sustainable practices, nature and cultural insight. Offering a well-paced exploration of all the key attractions including regular breaks to more distant locations, ensuring that even the youngest travellers remain comfortable and excited throughout the adventure.
- Experience a complete journey from farm to table and regenerative farming practices
- Immerse in the dedicated efforts to protect Bali Starling rare and beautiful birds
- Snorkelling at Menjangan Island, bird watch and sunset boat ride
Venturing Java by train
10 Days / 9 Nights
Discover Java’s essence on a memorable train journey. Start in Jakarta to explore its history and modernity, then head to Yogyakarta for hands-on craft workshops. Continue to Central Java to witness the ancient architecture of Borobudur and conclude in East Java with a stunning view of Mount Bromo.
- Discover the contrasts between Old and New Jakarta
- Experience the local customs and traditions of Java in Yogyakarta
- Craft jewellery to take home supervised by a silver craftsman
- Witness the breathtaking Bromo sunrise with a caldera breakfast picnic
- Explore Java’s landscape and culture while travelling by train
Hotel updates
The Legian Seminyak
Bali
An elegant 67-suite beachfront boutique resort offering uninterrupted ocean views from every unit, set in one of Bali’s most vibrant and upscale coastal areas. With spacious suites, refined service and direct beach access, it’s an ideal choice for luxury-seeking couples and families wanting a sophisticated stay in Seminyak.
Maya Ubud
Resort & Spa
Bali
A serene 108-room retreat set on 18 hectares of lush river-valley landscape, blending contemporary Balinese design with eco-conscious luxury just minutes from central Ubud. With its immersive spa, scenic dining venues and tranquil natural setting, it’s ideal for couples, wellness travellers and guests seeking a peaceful upscale escape close to Bali’s cultural heart.
Destination News
Christmas and New Year in Indonesia involve religious services, festive decorations and family gatherings, often blended with unique local traditions in each region:
Bali: Christians decorate churches with Penjor, which are bamboo poles with palm leaves.
Yogyakarta: The story of Jesus’s birth is sometimes told through wayang kulit (shadow puppetry).
Jakarta: The Rabo-Rabo tradition, an acculturation of Portuguese and Betawi traditions, involves singing, dancing and face-powdering in the Kampung Tugu area.
Manado, North Sulawesi: Celebrations extend into January with Kunci Taon, a tradition that includes parades with unique costumes and community gatherings.
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