Indonesia
Islands of Fire, Culture, and Ocean Magic
Indonesia is not one destination, it’s a spellbinding collection of islands, myths, volcanoes, temples, untouched waters, and sacred traditions. From Java’s smoking craters to Bali’s rice terrace rituals, to pink beaches in Komodo and the orangutan-filled jungles of Kalimantan, this is a land that reshapes you.
Yogyakarta
Mount Bromo
Ijen Crater
Travel to the Indonesia with Amaavi
See Borobudur at sunrise with a private guide — it’s quieter and the golden light makes the reliefs come alive. Pair it with a Prambanan evening ballet show.
Seasonal & Weather Considerations
Understanding Indonesia seasonal nuances ensures smoother travel:
Dry Season (May–September):
Best for Bali beaches, Java volcano treks, and diving in Komodo.
October to April:
Raja Ampat: Peak diving season runs
Wet Season (November–March):
Fewer crowds, lush scenery, but occasional downpours.
Amaavi Insights:
SIM Cards:
Telkomsel and XL are best for coverage. Tourist SIMs available at airports.
Accessibility & Travel Ease
Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Cards accepted in cities, cash preferred in villages.
Language: Bahasa Indonesia is official. English spoken in major tourist hubs like Bali.
Transport: Domestic flights connect islands. Grab app works in cities; boats and ferries for inter-island travel.
Amaavi Smart Add-Ons
Private Balinese Cooking Class – Learn traditional recipes with a local chef in Ubud.
Helicopter Tour over Bali – Soar above volcanoes, rice terraces, and beaches
Liveaboard Dive Trip in Raja Ampat – Multi-day sailing with world-class diving stops.
Sunrise Hike at Mount Ijen – Famous for its blue fire phenomenon and sulfur lake.
