Guide to Indonesia

The collection of islands in the Indian Ocean, united as a single country, has emerged as another exotic destination where affluent travelers seek relaxation.

The primary objective for tourists in Indonesia is seaside relaxation. Consequently, along the coastlines of each island, you'll find luxurious hotels offering friendly service and excellent restaurants serving both local and European cuisine.

Indonesia is also home to some of the world's best surfing schools. Experienced surfers visit year-round to refine their skills, while beginners can embark on their journey to conquer the waves.

Most tours include a modest excursion program to explore the local beauty and attractions. However, with the allure of the splendid beaches, tourists often prefer to bask in the local splendor.

Bali stands as the most visited among the islands, with a typical two-week tour costing around 1,700 USD. This is still considered a relatively budget-friendly option. For instance, a 12-day trip to Java Island may run about 2,100 USD.

For cost-conscious travelers, combined routes that include stops in places like Singapore, Dubai, Hong Kong, or Kuala Lumpur can be more affordable.

To maximize savings, it's worth keeping an eye out for hot deals in this direction. While the long flight distance may limit substantial budget reductions, occasionally, you can come across highly advantageous hot vouchers.