16 Days 15 Nights
Daily Tour
20 people
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Three Indonesias in one journey — this 16-day Indonesia wildlife and heritage tour moves from wild to ancient to blissful. It opens in Borneo’s Tanjung Puting National Park, drifting the jungle rivers by traditional klotok boat to meet orangutans at the famous feeding platforms — one of the world’s great wildlife encounters. Then the story turns to stone and ceremony: Indonesia’s temple heritage and living culture, explored with guides who grew up in it. And because every great journey should end exhaled, the final chapter is pure island leisure — beaches, reefs and sunsets with nothing on the schedule but enjoying them.
Wildlife, heritage, leisure: not a compromise between three trips, but the full arc of one.
Because a journey this varied lives on connections — river permits, boat crews, temple timings, island transfers — and one local team holding every thread since 2006. Our Tanjung Puting chapter runs on a private klotok with your own crew and cook; the heritage days dodge the tour-bus hours; the leisure finale is matched to your idea of paradise. Meet each chapter on our Borneo, Java and Bali pages — then tell us your dates on WhatsApp.
Upon your arrival at Jakarta airport, you will be warmly greeted by our guide and transferred to your hotel. Enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure.
Fly to Pangkalan Bun, where our local team will welcome you and transfer you to Kumai. Board a traditional Klotok wooden riverboat for a scenic cruise through the rainforest. Enjoy wildlife spotting and a peaceful overnight stay on the boat or at a lodge.
Explore Tanjung Puting National Park, visiting Camp Leakey and Pondok Tanguy to observe rehabilitated orangutans. Trek through the rainforest in search of wildlife, then return to your boat or lodge for an overnight stay.
Return to Pangkalan Bun, fly to Semarang, and take a scenic drive to Yogyakarta, where you will check into your hotel and relax.
Visit the UNESCO-listed Borobudur Temple, explore nearby temples, and immerse yourself in local culture at Candirejo Village, where you will experience traditional Javanese life.
Explore Yogyakarta’s highlights, including the Sultan Royal Palace, Water Castle, and Prambanan Temple, one of the largest Hindu temple complexes in Indonesia.
Board a train from Yogyakarta to Surabaya, then drive to the Bromo area for an overnight stay near the volcano.
Rise early for a 4WD adventure to Mt. Pananjakan for a spectacular sunrise over Mt. Bromo. Descend to the Sea of Sand and hike to the crater. Later, drive to Kalibaru with a beach stop along the way.
Visit a plantation in Kalibaru to learn about coffee, rubber, and cocoa processing. Afterward, travel to Ketapang, Banyuwangi for an overnight stay.
Depart at midnight for the mesmerizing Blue Fire Tour at Ijen Crater. Witness the glowing blue flames and stunning sulfuric crater lake. After the trek, return to your hotel for breakfast, check out, and drive to Surabaya for an overnight stay.
Fly from Surabaya to Labuan Bajo. Upon arrival, transfer to the harbor and cruise to Rinca Island, home to Komodo dragons. Trek through the island’s wilderness, then sail to Kalong Island to witness thousands of flying bats at sunset.
Explore Komodo Island, trek to see the legendary Komodo dragons, and relax at Pink Beach, a pristine snorkeling paradise. Return to Labuan Bajo for an overnight stay.
Visit Batu Cermin Cave in the morning, then transfer to the airport for your flight to Bali. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and enjoy leisure time.
Explore Bali’s cultural heart, visiting Ubud’s Monkey Forest, the Royal Palace, and traditional art villages. Enjoy scenic views of Kintamani Volcano and visit Sebatu’s holy spring water temple.
Visit Bali’s iconic temples, including Taman Ayun, Tanah Lot, and Uluwatu Temple. Witness the captivating Kecak Dance and end the day at Jimbaran Beach for optional seafood dining.
After breakfast, check out from your hotel and transfer to Bali Airport for your onward journey. End of tour.
Tanjung Puting's ranger-managed feeding platforms make sightings near-daily — mothers with infants included. Wild animals mean no guarantees, but this is as reliable as orangutan viewing gets.
Your private traditional riverboat with crew and cook — simple cabins or deck beds under nets, extraordinary river life all around. Guests consistently call it the trip's highlight.
Excluded (fares move daily), but we plan the routing, advise fares and time everything around them.
The trek to Ijen Crater is considered moderate and takes about 1.5–2 hours each way. The terrain is steep, and early morning conditions can be cold, so a good fitness level and warm clothing are recommended.
Yes! You will visit Rinca and Komodo Islands, where Komodo dragons roam freely. The tour includes a guided trekking experience with park rangers to safely observe these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat.
Pack light, breathable clothing, comfortable hiking shoes, sunscreen, insect repellent, a rain jacket, swimwear, and a flashlight for early morning excursions like the Ijen Blue Fire tour.
Yes, but certain activities, like the Ijen trek and Komodo Island visit, require extra caution. Families with young children should consult with us before booking to ensure the itinerary suits their needs.
Easy to moderate — boardwalk jungle walks, temple steps and relaxed days. It's about depth, not endurance.
Fully — more jungle, different temples, your choice of leisure island. It's private; the arc bends to you.