May to September
May to September
September to March
Indonesia - Bali
Style : A very contemporary design that creates an illusion between the interior and exterior Location : South of Bali on the Bukit Peninsula Capacity : 65 villas with private pool Highlights : The architecture, views and spaces created by the Singaporean studio Woha are a success that contribute to the perfection of a stay on the island of Bali
Indonesia - Java
Style : An hotel designed by Ed Tuttle, with Buddhist architecture inspired by the temple of Borobudur Location : Nestled amidst vegetation, 2 km from the UNESCO World Heritage site of Borobudur Temple Capacity : 36 Suites, some of which benefit from a private pool Highlights : The hotel's architecture is SPECTACULAR, introducing the traveller to the sacred sanctuary of Borobudur, like a mystical experience
Indonesia - Sumbawa
Style : Safari-inspired tents are presented in a minimalist oriental style Location : Located on Moyo Island, in the Sunda Archipelago, east of Bali, accessible only by air from Bali Capacity : 12 Luxury Tents Between Jungle and Ocean Highlights : Moyo Island is a protected nature reserve renowned for its exceptional underwater scenery, which will delight diving and snorkelling enthusiasts
Indonesia - Bali
Style : Without doors or windows, a unique concept close to nature, inspired by Balinese architecture and traditions Location : Located near the small village of Buahan and a 40-minute drive north of Ubud Capacity : 16 «Bale» villas, with private pools suspended in the verdant canopy Highlights : An extraordinary and bold architecture that abolishes the boundaries between interior and exterior
Indonesia - Riau Islands
Style : Entirely designed in bamboo, the suites have an incredible charm, halfway between tropical and colonial Location : 250 km north-east of Singapore, accessible only by the lodge's plane Capacity : 35 Suites with a mix of island and overwater bungalows Highlights : The Bawah Reserve is a small jewel made up of 6 secluded tropical islands
Indonesia - Bali
Style : Uma Ubud exhales Balinese influence, but revisited in a contemporary style Location : 30 minutes' walk north of Ubud, on the island of Bali Capacity : 46 Rooms, Suites & Villas nestled in the Balinese jungle Highlights : We choose COMO for its impeccable taste, both traditional and daring style, and the quality of its wellness experts
Indonesia - Bali
Style : A modern and refined address, in the spirit of a traditional Balinese village Location : On a hillside, overlooking Jimbaran Bay, in the south of the island of Bali Capacity : 156 villas with private pool Highlights : A 57-metre-long waterfront swimming pool with a real sandy beach within the bay
Indonesia - Bali
Style : An address with singular architecture, blending modern with Balinese tradition. Location : Located 5km from Ubud, suspended over the Ayung River Capacity : 18 spacious suites and 42 private villas that reflect the natural beauty of the location Highlights : Enjoy an incredible private rafting experience that finishes beautifully at the foot of the hotel
Indonesia - Lombok
Style : A chic rustic Robinson address boasting traditional fishermen's architecture Location : To the South-East of the island of Lombok, 1 hour 30 minutes by road from the airport, on a superb secluded sandy bay Capacity : : 11 «Berugas», wooden chalets with sand between your toes, facing Sumbawa Island Highlights : Wooden chalets in the heart of nature, situated in one of Lombok's most beautiful wild settings, with direct access to a private white sand beach
Indonesia - Raja Ampat
Style : A clean tropical style where exotic wood reigns supreme and volumes encourage natural ventilation Location : In the heart of the Raja Ampat archipelago, 4.5 hours by boat from Sorong Capacity : 8 Overwater Cottages, 4 Lagoon Cottages & 7 Beach Villas Highlights : The island of Misool is located at the heart of a superbly well-preserved marine reserve, making it a paradise for divers
- No visa required for short stays
- Passport valid for at least 6 months after entry into the territory
- Bali: dry season from May to October, wet season from November to April
- Java: dry season from late April to September, rainy season from October to April
- Moluccas: dry season from September to March, wet season from April to August
- Tropical climate all year round in Borneo and Sumatra
- Indonesia spans 3 time zones
- Sumatra, Java, West and Central Kalimantan: +5 hours ahead in summer, +6 hours ahead in winter
- Bali, Nusa Tenggara, East and South Kalimantan, Sulawesi: +6 hours difference in summer, +7 hours difference in winter
- Irian Jaya and the Moluccas: +7 hours difference in summer, +8 hours difference in winter
- The Indonesian language is the official language
- English widely spoken in tourist areas
- Indonesia has nearly 700 dialects
- Vaccination record update
- Anti-malarial treatment (except in Bali and Jakarta)
- Zika virus transmission area
- The currency is the Indonesian Rupiah
- 100,000 IDR = €5.22 (July 2025)
- 220 volts
- Standard European type sockets
- No adapter needed
- Tipping is not obligatory but is appreciated
As this information may change, we invite you to consult The website of your country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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