Indonesia Travel Advice

Indonesia is known for its beautiful scenery, especially its white sandy beaches and surrounding turquoise waters, along with its amazing food. However, as a country made up of thousands of islands and more than 57,000 kilometers of coastline, there are countless Indonesian beaches and it can be hard to know which ones are worth visiting. Here to help is our guide to our top 10 picks of beaches in Indonesia, listed in no particular order. The best part? You can visit these beaches all year round!If you are particularly looking to visit beaches in Bali, then check out these stunning 12 Bali beaches.

Indonesia is a foodie heaven — yes, we’ve said it! It has always been known for its spices but together with its colonial Dutch history, the country has a national cuisine that is totally unique. From the high-end restaurants to the bustling street vendors, Indonesian cuisine will leave your tongues salivating for more. Wondering what to eat on your trip? For starters, here is our list of the 12 best Indonesian foods that will tingle your taste buds!

Indonesia is a truly vast country. With an archipelago of some 18,000 islands, a diverse mix of cultures and everything from mouth-watering cuisine and booming cities to historic temples and prime beaches, this Southeast Asian nation attracts tourists from around the world. However, Indonesia is so much more than miles upon miles of sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters (though that's certainly enticement enough!) Here are some of the best places to visit in Indonesia, in no particular order.

Komodo Island in Indonesia is probably best known for its population of Komodo dragons, the world's largest lizard. However, Komodo Island has far more to offer than just sightings of these amazing reptiles. In fact, Komodo Island has been listed as one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature and offers some of Indonesia's best diving spots, along with some pretty incredible views, unique beaches and even a handful of great hikes.If you're tired of the parties, beaches and crowds of Bali, Komodo Island might just be the escape you need (while still staying in beautiful Indonesia). Here's everything you need to know about planning a visit to Komodo Island.

Made up of more than 17,500 islands that stretch almost 5,000 kilometers along the equator, Indonesia isn’t a country lacking variety. The world’s fourth most populous nation blends diverse cultures, traditions, foods and landscapes that are just ripe for exploration. But with so many potential destinations, which Indonesian islands should you visit?

Walk into any crowd and mention Indonesia and you will realize that there is one common name that spurs from their mouths—Bali! Of course, Bali is a rather too common destination for those looking for beaches in Indonesia, so common that it diverts people's attention from other equally good and perhaps better islands, like Lombok!Located to the East of Bali, beaches in Bali are adored for its silvery sands, sparkling waters and surf-turf. There are lots of other activities to do in Lombok like snorkeling and diving. So, if you are looking for a cooler alternative to the over-crowded Bali, then Lombok’s beaches should be your first consideration! Here are some of the finest and exquisite beaches to check out.

Indonesia contains some of the world's most spectacular waterfalls. Nearly each of the country's most popular islands has a waterfall worth visiting, and it can be hard to know which ones are worth your time! To make it a little easier for you, here is everything you need to know about visiting the 10 most beautiful Indonesia waterfalls.

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