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Indonesia Solo Tours for Single Travelers

Indonesia Solo Tours for Single Travelers

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Set off on a solo quest through Indonesia’s wonders—hike Bali’s emerald terraces, snorkel vibrant coral gardens in Raja Ampat, and encounter Komodo dragons on Flores—while our expert team handles every detail. On Bookmundi’s Indonesia solo adventures, you’ll rest in handpicked lodgings, join guided highlights like Borobudur’s sunrise and tropical island boat trips, enjoy free afternoons to taste spicy sambal or relax on pristine beaches—with a group of like-minded travelers or completely on your own. Browse our solo trips to Indonesia below.

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Anonymous | Traveled in August

Enjoyed my trip very much, it has a good varieties of outdoor activities. Flores and surrounding islands are my favorite, and beautiful! The sunset paranomic view at the top of Parda island is amazing, well worth the 900 steos climb 😍 We were lucky to see a few komodo dragons.

Felix H. | Traveled in August

The Trip was amazing, great Hotels, great places, all in all just amazing. Only small thing that could be inproved are the roaches on the loser Level on the boat, otherwise the battle was also amazing!

Anonymous | Traveled in August

The trip was great. We had great activities. A couple of the beachfront restaurant meals we got a dinner weren’t great but that was the only thing! Otherwise the tour ran so well and I felt with and our local guide we had all the advice we needed for what food to try, what to do in our free time so it really made everything effortless. really cared about our fun and had heaps of info for us and was always available

Aliyah I. | Traveled in July

my trip was my first solo travel, and doing it with contiki was amazing. everything being organised and even suggestions for activities you could do in your free time really helped take the weight off my shoulders. all the little details being sorted for you was brilliant and was the perfect balance between relaxation and fun with your group.

Anonymous | Traveled in June

Nice contrast between Java (with a Muslim majority) and Bali (Hindu), which markedly shapes their character. Not sure i appreciated 4 or 5 muezzins calling me to prayer at 4am in Java, though..:0). Tour leader needs to alter his advice in Ubud: the monkey forest was entirely enjoyable, not the fearsome place he made it out to be... Also needs to advise on other highlights of Ubud, such as the Water Palace, which i discovered by myself.

Lynne | Traveled in June

This was our fourteenth trip with Explore, and once again our trip met all our expectations. Our Tour Leader Hadi was very friendly and very competent, and all arrangements went smoothly. Great variety of activities (batik-making, snorkeling, hiking, bike-riding, cooking opportunities) and wonderful sightseeing - ancient temples, beautiful scenery (terraced farmland, rice paddies, waterfalls) volcanoes (up close!) spice plantations, villages and people. Thoroughly recommend this tour.

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Safest destinations in Indonesia for single travelers

Indonesia greets solo travelers with open arms and a tapestry of cultures to explore. Beyond the familiar warmth of Bali and the bustle of Jakarta, Yogyakarta’s ancient temples and Batik workshops offer a safe aura, while Lombok and the Gili Islands boast laid-back beaches where you can practice Bahasa Indonesia with friendly locals. Solo women and LGBTQI+ visitors often find kindred spirits in Seminyak’s beach clubs or Ubud’s yoga studios, where tolerance and curiosity thrive. English is widely spoken in hotels, cafés, and tour operators, easing any language jitters.

Cost of traveling to Indonesia alone

Exploring Indonesia on your own doesn’t have to break the bank. Backpackers often get by on just USD 25–35 a day for simple homestays, street eats, and boat rides between islands. If you’d rather leave the planning to experts, Bookmundi’s solo tours start at USD 120 per day, covering cozy lodgings, some meals, and all your inter-island transfers. Want a private room? Expect a single‐room supplement of around USD 15–30 per night, depending on the accommodation. While Bali might be a touch pricier, the friendly locals, stunning landscapes, and carefully chosen accommodations make every penny feel well spent.

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