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Itinerary Indonesia

  • Foto van schrijver: Margaux Delang
    Margaux Delang
  • 25 sep 2024
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Below, you'll find a fully detailed travel itinerary for our trip to Indonesia, including where to stay or dining tips.


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Our trip to Indonesia was in October 2023. We opted for a fairly low-budget travel approach, choosing to backpack and stay in hostels. Hostels in Indonesia are generally very inexpensive. Since Indonesia is also a highly accessible country, where everything can be arranged with just a few clicks on your smartphone, we decided not to book anything in advance and handle everything on the spot. If you plan to travel this way, it's advisable to buy a local SIM card at the airport.


We flew from Schiphol to Jakarta with Etihad Airways, with a layover in Abu Dhabi. We arrived very late in the evening and took a flight to Medan on the island of Sumatra early the next morning at 6 am. In hindsight, this wasn't the most efficient option, and perhaps it would have been better to fly directly from Schiphol to Medan. We spent one night at a hotel near the Jakarta airport.




Our trip to Indonesia was in October 2023. We opted for a fairly low-budget travel approach, choosing to backpack and stay in hostels. Hostels in Indonesia are generally very inexpensive. Since Indonesia is also a highly accessible country, where everything can be arranged with just a few clicks on your smartphone, we decided not to book anything in advance and handle everything on the spot. If you plan to travel this way, it's advisable to buy a local SIM card at the airport.

 

We flew from Schiphol to Jakarta with Etihad Airways, with a layover in Abu Dhabi. We arrived very late in the evening and took a flight to Medan on the island of Sumatra early the next morning at 6 am. In hindsight, this wasn't the most efficient option, and perhaps it would have been better to fly directly from Schiphol to Medan. We spent one night at a hotel near the Jakarta airport.

 

A. Bukit Lawang - Sumatra

We kicked off our journey with 3 nights in Bukit Lawang on the island of Sumatra, including 1 night in the jungle. Click here to explore the best ways to travel there and what experiences await you.

 

B. Jakarta - Java

After our stay in Bukit Lawang, we flew to Jakarta, the capital city, from where we immediately traveled to Yogyakarta. We didn't spend any time in Jakarta itself.

 

C. Yogyakarta - Java

Yogyakarta is a vibrant city teeming with life, shops, and restaurants, serving as the perfect base to explore the temples of Prambanan and Borobudur. Click here to discover more about accommodations, things to do, and some tips & tricks for your visit to Yogyakarta.

 

D. Malang, Bromo & Ijen - Java

Malang is home to beautiful colorful villages and stunning waterfalls waiting to be explored. Additionally, it serves as a perfect place for various tours to visit Mount Bromo & Mount Ijen.

 

E. Bali

Bali, known as the "Island of the Gods," captivates visitors with its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality. From lush rice terraces to pristine beaches and majestic temples, Bali offers a diverse range of experiences. We have chosen to visit Munduk and Ubud on our trip.

 

F. Komodo - Flores

Nestled in the heart of Indonesia, the enchanting islands of Komodo and Flores offer a unique blend of natural wonders and cultural richness. Komodo Island, home to the legendary Komodo dragons, boasts stunning landscapes with rugged hills and pristine beaches. Just a short distance away, Flores captivates visitors with its vibrant traditions, lush greenery, and the otherworldly beauty of the Kelimutu crater lakes. Whether you're an adventurer seeking thrilling wildlife encounters or a traveler in search of serene beauty, Komodo and Flores promise an unforgettable journey.

 

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