Indonesia traveller reviews

Ash

https://www.evaneos.co.uk/indonesia/feedback/46961-ash-holiday-in-indonesia/

Totally, the trip was awesome, as a honeymooners it certainely would be,the driver was so kindly, the car was in a very good condition, Indonesians are a very kind people, It was only that coward who sold me a SIM card with 30 $ . The hotels were great, only Villa Sonia at Ubud had a very weak WIFI signal in the room, Villa agung Seminyak , the crew weren't that kind especially the receptionist, may be because we were there for only one day. One last thing, I recommend for honeymooners Ubud and Seminyak more than Kuta, as we spent 3 days in Kuta which wasn't a right decision as it was so crowdy.

anonymous

https://www.betterplacestravel.com/indonesia-reviews/

In mid-March I travelled to Java and Bali for 16 days. I had specific wishes, such as doing a jungle trek and following different cooking workshops, and I did not have much time in Indonesia to organize all this myself. Yet I wanted make all the necessary arrangements beforehand. This is where Better Places Travel came in. I discussed everything with their local travel expert, Emile, and together we designed a great program. Within a week the program was fully arranged. Once I was at the destination, I was able to enjoy the trip and didn’t have to think for a second about organization and logistics. Everything was perfectly arranged. I completely focused on all the beautiful nature and culture and enjoyed the great accommodations. I would recommend to anyone who wants a relaxed and well-organized holiday to create your trip together with Better Places Travel.

anonymous

https://divezone.net/travel/indonesia

The climate is tropical all around the country. That means hot and humid all year round. Indeed, most of the country is covered with tropical rain forest. During the monsoon which runs in most part of the country from October to March, there is heavy rainfall but they usually don’t last more than 2 hours. Excellent diving can be found year round.

You will just need light clothes and a light sweatshirt if you plan on going to some of the mountains or volcanos. Indonesia is a Muslim country so every traveller should wear appropriate and respectful clothing especially when visiting temples and mosques. Bali is Hindu so you can dress how you like most of the time except in the Temples.

NUT

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/Indonesia.html

Exercise increased caution in Indonesia due to terrorism and natural disasters. Some areas have increased risk. Read the entire Travel Advisory.

anonymous

https://www.roughguides.com/destinations/asia/indonesia/

The Indonesian archipelago spreads over 5200km between the Asian mainland and Australia, all of it within the tropics, and comprises 17,000 islands. Its ethnic, cultural and linguistic diversity is correspondingly great – more than 500 languages and dialects are spoken by its 246 million people, whose fascinating customs and lifestyles are a major attraction. The largely volcanic nature of the islands has created tall cloud-swept mountains swathed in the green of rice terraces or rainforest, dropping to blindingly bright beaches and vivid blue seas, the backdrop for Southeast Asia’s biggest wilderness areas and wildlife sanctuaries. All of this provides an endless resource for adventurous trekking, surfing, scuba diving, or just lounging by a pool in a five-star resort.