Indonesia

Bali and beyond: sacred rice terraces, smoking volcanoes and 17,000 islands to discover

Indonesia is the world's largest archipelago: 17,000 islands where volcanoes, jungles, temples and some of the planet's most beautiful beaches coexist. Bali is the gateway, but there is infinite to discover.

Bali has been synonymous with tropical paradise for decades. And rightly so: terraced rice paddies gleaming under the sun, Hindu temples with flower offerings, volcanoes dominating the horizon, surf beaches and sunsets turning orange. But Indonesia is so much more than Bali. The Gili Islands offer white sand beaches with no cars or motorbikes. Lombok is the Bali of 30 years ago: Rinjani volcano, rice terraces, virgin beaches. Komodo is home to the world's largest dragons. Raja Ampat has the planet's most biodiverse coral reefs. And Java holds Borobudur, the world's largest Buddhist temple. What makes Indonesia special is the combination of nature, spirituality and culture. Balinese live their Hinduism visibly: daily ceremonies, temples on every corner, offerings perfuming the streets. It's a place where you can surf in the morning, do yoga at sunset and dine at world-class restaurants. And all at prices allowing accessible luxuries.

Ubud

Bali · Culture and nature

Ubud

Bali's cultural heart. Tegallalang rice terraces, jungle temples, art galleries, yoga, farm-to-table restaurants. Spirituality and natural beauty.

Seminyak and Canggu

Bali · Beaches and lifestyle

Seminyak and Canggu

Modern Bali: beach clubs, surfing, trendy restaurants, nightlife. Sunsets on the beach with cocktail in hand. Young and cosmopolitan energy.

Gili Islands

Lombok · Paradise without motors

Gili Islands

Three islands without cars or motorbikes: only bicycles and horse carts. White sand, turquoise water, turtles, snorkelling. Slow paradise.

Komodo

Nusa Tenggara · Dragons and diving

Komodo

Home of Komodo dragons, the world's largest lizards. Plus: some of the planet's best diving spots, pink beaches.

Lombok

Rinjani Volcano · Authentic Bali

Lombok

Bali's less touristy neighbour. Rinjani volcano for trekking, virgin southern beaches, Sasak culture, hidden waterfalls.

Java

Borobudur · Culture and history

Java

Indonesia's main island. Borobudur (world's largest Buddhist temple), Prambanan (Hindu temples), Bromo volcano at sunrise.

Where earth touches sky

Bali's terraced rice paddies are a World Heritage Site. Farmers have spent centuries sculpting mountainsides following the subak water management system. The result is a landscape that seems designed by gods.

Experiences

Indonesia offers experiences combining spirituality, nature and adventure. From jungle temples to prehistoric dragons, each day surprises.

Indonesian Cooking Class

Indonesian cuisine is world famous for its aromatic flavours. Learn about the spices and taste the freshness of our home-grown vegetables as you’re guided through a cooking class led by one of our chefs.

A massage in paradise

A massage helps release tension, improve circulation, and restore body and mind. Taking time to rest brings balance, renewed energy, and overall wellbeing to your journey.

Castaway picnics

Hop on a boat to one of our secluded locations for a castaway picnic. Eat, graze and relax as you take in the pristine views.

Private special dinners

Create magical memories with a candlelight beach dinner with the gentle sounds of the sea lapping as your soundtrack. Our chefs will create a delectable menu which can be customised to your taste.

Permaculture with a specialist

Discover the organic and ecological gardens and take an eye-opening guided tour learning about our recycling and pioneering farming practices, which allow us to grow the freshest and most delicious organic produce possible.

Sailing in Indonesia with Aman

Set sail through Indonesia's breathtaking archipelago aboard Aman's private vessels, discovering hidden bays, pristine waters and untouched shores at your own pace.

Paradise without motors

The Gili Islands are the last paradise without cars. Only bicycles, horse carts and your own feet. White sand, turquoise water, turtles swimming beside you. The Asian Caribbean.