VOTED BEST TOUR OPERATOR IN Indonesia

Vacations to Indonesia have got travelers hot and bothered. A country made up of thousands of islands, Indonesia is simply stunning, it has deep rooted history and a cultural richness. Busier resorts attract tourists for both the view and the party, whilst sleepier towns will entice you in with their spiritual ways of life. Indonesia is a mecca for anybody seeking sun, sea and most definitely...a spiritual state of mind.

Whether you’re traveling alone, in a group or with your family, Indonesia welcomes you all. The experiences are endless: world-renowned diving, white water rafting, surfing, yoga and spa retreats to name just a few. With our private tours in Indonesia there won’t be a day that goes by without something incredible to do. A week long holiday or an indefinite trip, no matter how long you stay in Indonesia, we’re pretty sure you’ll leave wanting more. 

Our popular tours in Indonesia have been curated by friendly locals who can’t wait to show you around. We have been voted as ‘Best Tour Operator in Indonesia’ and pride ourselves on offering our customers the absolute best that Indonesia has to offer.

Experience the tropical waters of Bali and swim with manta rays on our Nusa Penida Snorkeling Tour. This really is an unforgettable day out. Your personal guide will take you around the island to the best of the beautiful beaches, you’ll snorkel in 4 of Bali’s beautiful bays, relax on Crystal Bay and enjoy some local cuisine for lunch. 

• Swimsuit - Your swimsuit is going to be your staple item of clothing when visiting this idyllic country! There won’t be many, (if any!) days that go by on your Indonesian vacation where you’re not cooling off in the sea / a waterfall / a spa bath/ a swimming pool / all of the above!

• Sunscreen - In peak season, Indonesia has an average temperature of 28 degrees but can reach highs of 40! Trust us, you won’t want to leave your accommodation without your sunscreen!

• Plug adapter - (and a portable phone charger if you have one.) Nobody wants to be witnessing a breathtaking sunset only to have their camera battery die! As well as a mains plug adapter we recommend a portable phone charger too.

• Comfortable footwear - If you’re set on seeing the lush rice fields in Ubud or trekking up Mount Ijen, comfortable footwear is a must! 

• Lightweight clothing - It’s always handy to pack lightweight clothing so you can layer up should the temperature drop at night. You’ll also need to pop something over your shoulders when you are visiting any sacred places in Indonesia.

• Mosquito repellent - Mosquitoes enjoy Indonesia as much as you do so it’s wise to take bug spray with you to stop those pesky bites from ruining your vacation.

What language is spoken in Indonesia?

Indonesian is the primary language in Indonesia, although there are many other variants that are widely spoken. Many Indonesian people speak English so there will always be somebody close by to help you out if you’re struggling with a language barrier. Our Indonesian tour guides all speak English and have a great passion for their country that they can’t wait to pass on.

Is Indonesia safe to visit?

Absolutely! But we understand that it’s only natural to question whether Indonesia is safe if you’ve never been. The Indonesian people are welcoming and appreciative of the tourist trade, and with so many visitors making a bee-line for the country, you will be surrounded by like-minded people. As with any country, there are things to be wary of; be cautious in big cities, it’s not common but pickpockets have been known. 

Is Indonesia expensive to visit?

Indonesia is renowned for being a cheap place to travel. The cost of living is low especially if you choose to immerse yourself in the Indonesian culture, enjoy the delicious street food and stay in smaller accommodation instead of large resorts. You can of course splurge and enjoy the luxury resorts with decadent Balinese spas and views over the jungle. An average daily cost for a traveller in Indonesia is 25-35 USD.

What’s the best way to travel in Indonesia? 

We’re often asked what is the best way to travel in Indonesia. Being a country made up of islands, seventeen thousand to be exact, internal travel takes on many forms. If you’re traveling between the islands you’ll board a lot of boats, both fast and slow. Always make sure you book with a reputable company. Many visitors choose to hire a motorbike, outside of the cities and larger towns the roads are quiet so hiring a bike can be fun. It can be very common for travelers to take an Ojek, which is a cheap ride on the back of a motorbike, if this is something you’d rather not do then taxis can be found everywhere. 

When is the best time to visit Indonesia?

The best time of year to visit Indonesia is between April and October. This is the high-season when the weather is perfect for exploring the islands without it being too hot. Outside of these months you will find the heat a little unbearable or it’ll be a wash out with daily monsoon rains. The high season can get busy but the team at Forever Vacation will help you book your Indonesia tours and advise how to avoid any large crowds. 

Wherever you are in your journey of planning a dream Indonesian vacation, we can help you; from narrowing down your itinerary to delivering some of the most stunning tours in Indonesia you can imagine, let us help you create the vacation of a lifetime.