Wendy Wu Ultimate Indonesia

Orangutans
Explore Sumatra’s rainforest in search of the Orangutans

Mt Kelimutu
See the extraordinary landscape around the tri-coloured crater lakes of Mt Kelimutu

Komodo Dragons
See the largest living lizards, native to select islands in Indonesia

Borobudur Temple
Admire the views from world’s largest Buddhist Temple

Days 1-2: Fly to Medan
Fly overnight to Medan in North Sumatra. On arrival transfer to the hotel with the rest of the day at leisure before a welcome dinner.
Dinner

Day 3: Medan
Explore local life on a motorised becak tour, visit the Deli Tua Market and a home industry. Continue to Bukit Lawang.
Breakfast & lunch

Day 4: Gunung Leuser National Park
Wake up early today for a guide trek through the National Park, searching the Orangutans ad other wildlife. Later on, visit a local market before trying your hand at preparing traditional dishes.
Breakfast & dinner

Day 5: Berestagi
Continue to Berestagi where you’ll visit a traditional Batak village to see their wooden communal houses and learn about their customers and culture.
Breakfast & luch)

Day 6: Sipiso Piso Waterfall
Travel to Parapat, stopping at another Batak village and the Sipiso Piso Waterfall. Continue to Parapat Harbour to take the crossing to Samosir island.
Breakfast & dinner

Day 7: Lake Toba
Cruise around Samosir Island, visiting traditional Batak Toba villages, as well as Ambarita’s historic stone chairs and Tomok’s royal Sidabutar tombs
Breakfast & lunch

Day 8: Yogyakarta
Return to the mainland and fly to Yogyakarta.
Breakfast & dinner

Day 9: Explore Yogyakarta
Explore Yogyakarta by becak, visiting the Sultan’s Palace, Taman Sari Water Palace and South Square, before discovering Prambanan, Indonesia’s largest and most impressive Hindu temple complex.
Breakfast & lunch

Day 10: Borobudur & Candirejo
Experience rural life in Candirejo on a traditional andong ride before visiting Borobudur, the world’s largest Buddhist temple and one of Southeast Asia’s most remarkable ancient monuments.
Breakfast & lunch

Day 11: Bromo
Travel by rail across Java to Mojokerto, then continue by road to the foothills of Mount Bromo, one of Indonesia’s most iconic and awe-inspiring volcanoes.
Breakfast & lunch

Day 12: Malang
Rise before dawn for a Jeep adventure to witness sunrise over Mount Bromo’s dramatic volcanic scenery. Continue to Malang to explore the vibrant Jodipan Village before travelling onwards to Surabaya.
Breakfast & lunch

Day 13: Surabaya & Batik Painting
Discover Surabaya’s historic centre, where colonial-era architecture and landmarks showcase the city’s rich heritage. Later, visit a traditional batik workshop to learn about this centuries-old craft and create your own unique design.
Breakfast

Day 14: Moni
Fly to Flores via Kupang and continue to the small mountain village of Moni, nestled on the slopes of Mount Kelimutu.
Breakfast

Day 15: Mount Kelimutu
Set off early for Kelimutu National Park and admire the volcano’s remarkable tri-coloured crater lakes, famous for their ever-changing hues. Continue to Wologai Village, one of the best-preserved traditional villages in the Ende region.
Breakfast & lunch

Day 16: Bajawa
ravel through the heart of Flores, passing mountain scenery, forests, villages and churches before arriving in Bajawa, the cultural centre of the Ngada people.
Breakfast & lunch

Day 17: Bajawa
Explore the Ngada highlands, visiting Tololela, Luba and Bena, traditional villages known for their distinctive clan houses and ancient stone megaliths. Later, relax in the warm waters of Soa Hot Spring
Breakfast, lunch & dinner

Day 18: Labuan Bajo
Fly to Labuan Bajo, gateway to Komodo National Park. On arrival, visit Batu Cermin Cave, where shafts of sunlight illuminate the limestone chambers.
Breakfast & dinner

Days 19-20:
Spend two days cruising through the islands of Komodo National Park, exploring its stunning UNESCO-listed landscapes. Visit Komodo and Rinca Islands in search of the legendary Komodo dragon, unwind on the pink sands of Pink Beach, and soak up the spectacular scenery of this remarkable archipelago.
Breakfast & lunch

Day 21: Bali
Make your way to the airport for your flight to Bali. On arrival, check in to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure before your farewell dinner.
Breakfast & dinner

Day 22: Departure
Transfer to the airport for your flight home, arriving the following day.
Breakfast

Traditional villages of Lake Toba
Cruise across the tranquil waters of Lake Toba to reach Samosir Island, where you’ll visit the Batak villages of Tomok and Ambarita which both offer insight into the island’s ancient traditional and culture.

Sumatran Rainforest Trek
Take a trek in Gunung Leuser National Park to search for orangutans. Guided by local experts, you’ll explore jungle trails while learning about one of Southeast Asia’s most important rainforest ecosystems.

Soak in Soa’s volcanic Hot Springs
Relax in the hot springs, heated by the intense volcanic activity underneath Flores.

• Return flights & transfers
• 20nts in 3+/4* accommodation
• Selected meals: 20 breakfasts, 13 lunches & 6 dinners
• Domestic transportation
• Touring with guides and entrance fees

Go Beyond
Venture off the beaten track to explore fascinating destinations away from the tourist trail. You will discover the local culture in depth and see sights rarely witnessed by other travellers. These tours take you away from the comforts of home but will reward you with the experience of a lifetime.

This tour has a maximum group size of 18 people per group

This tour has a physical rating of 2. A moderate level of fitness is required. You will be on your feet for most of the day, with longer walks that include ascents and descents on steps or uneven paths. Travelling conditions may be more challenging in some areas.

What’s included in the price?
International flights, domestic flights, accommodation, transportation, guided sightseeing, entrance fees, and most meals throughout the tour.

What is the group size?
Small group touring, typically with a maximum of 18 travellers.

How physically demanding is the tour?
Moderate. Expect some walking on uneven terrain, steps at temples, rainforest trails, and getting on and off boats.

What type of accommodation is used?
A selection of comfortable hotels throughout Indonesia, chosen for their convenient locations and local character.

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