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A private beach set up, overlooking a moonlit ocean, complete with a top chef and special entertainment.
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A heavenly anchorage amongst world-class snorkelling and diving - with Indonesia all to yourselves in the Komodo National Park.
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Sunrise at the enchanting Borobudur, the word’s largest Buddhist temple.
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Sumptuous seafood is served after guests spend a morning at a local market with perhaps Bali’s finest chef at Teatro.
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Face-to-face with Komodo dragons. The largest verified wild specimen was recorded at 3.13 m (10.3 ft) long and weighed 166 kg.
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A characterful old shaman blesses a couple’s marriage on the island of Sumba. Sumba is home to over 200 species of bird, many of them endemic to the island.
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Clients enjoy a traditional Rijsttafel, prepared whilst traditional celebrations with local villagers mark the end of an epic voyage on the island of Flores.
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On the wonderful island of Sumba we recreated a traditional Pasola. Pasola is a mounted spear-fighting competition from western Sumba and celebrates the rice-planting season.
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The wonderful and luxurious traditional phinisi yacht Silolona heads towards the sunset and the mystical islands of Raja Ampat.
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Clients watch in fascination from a remote village a private Kecak fire dance. The dance originates from the Ramayana, the ancient epic Indian poem.
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Steeped in colonial history, The Sanchaya Great House has an amazing collection of art and artefacts gathered by the owner and makes you feel like you are a guest in a family home not a hotel.
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The foyer of the characterful Permata Ayung Ubud has been faithfully built from traditional dwellings on a private estate.
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Indonesia

Utopian. Diverse. Moving. A beach bucket-list with culture collateral.

Indonesia is a string of 17,000 islands, spanning a vast stretch between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific and shouldering the equator in parts. Asia’s paradise islands are renown for their ivory beaches patrolled by Komodo dragons, verdant, mountainous interiors where elephants roam between towering hardwoods, threatening volcanoes, eucalyptus, savannahs, and tranquil rice paddies punctuated by ancient temples. Best-known Bali’s warm welcome and palm-brushed beaches, glistening cascades, and spiritual approach continue to lure even the most world-weary travellers.

Experiences

Step back in time and island hop on a traditional phinisi; gallop along volcanic sand beaches on graceful Indonesian horses to discover a secluded beach dinner prepared especially for you by a private chef; enjoy a traditional Kecak fire dance and ceremonial performance in an 11th century temple monument; surf the best breaks with a local surf pro; discover Bali’s diverse landscapes riding peacefully on a bicycle, or for the thrill of road, on ATV bikes; river raft down cascading rapids; dive into a cool, dark temple to understand more about Indonesia’s religious and cultural history; trek the forest with a guide, looking for orang-utans and tigers; explore the marine life on a mind-blowing dive; enjoy shopping, and the excellent restaurants and nightlife around Seminyak, Bali; watch the sunrise atop of Borobudur, Java; come face-to-face with a Komodo dragon; relax on the volcanic sands of Lombok and explore the pristine cultural utopia of Sumba.

Where to Stay

World-class tropical villas; private traditional phinisi sailing yachts; meditative temples.

When to Go

The best weather can be found between April and October. Don’t forgo Indonesia and Bali if you are planning a trip around Southeast Asia.

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