Indonesia Trekking Adventures

Bali Multi Activity

Indonesia

Trip code: IDEI

Climb the Ljen Volcano 2799m above sea level
Enjoy whitewater rafting through dense jungle
Experience a surfing lesson on Kuta Beach

11 days

Trekking & Hiking

Moderate

Kayak the Komodo Islands

Indonesia

Trip code: IDKK

See the enormous Komodo Dragons in their own environment.
Kayak through crystal clear waters between mangrove forests and utopian islands.
Snorkel with Manta Rays at Manta Point.
Camp on blissful beaches on uninhabited islands.

8 days

Kayaking

Moderate

Volcanic Adventures: Java, Bali and Lombok

Indonesia

Trip code: IDVA

Climb the highest peak on the island of Lombok, Rinjani 3726m
Discover the ancient Buddhist temple of Borobodur
Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Jatiluwih ricefields
Go snorkeling among the coral reefs of Menjangan Island

14 days

Trekking & Hiking

Challenging

INDONESIA TREKKING ADVENTURES

Fancy a sunshine holiday but with more emphasis on exploring in the sunshine rather than lying stationary on the beach? Indonesia could well be the country for you. Made up of over 17,000 islands with around 150 volcanoes, Indonesia is an awesome place to hike volcanic summits in warm weather and relax on white sandy beaches and swim in crystal waters afterwards. This tropical country attracts visitors from all over the world looking for romantic beaches, endless sea, island hopping and awesome food. There is also a rich history and culture in Indonesia, especially in the cities of Jakarta, Surabaya and in the island nation of Brunei, which is a separate country to Indonesia but sits on the north of Borneo.

The Indonesian islands are southeast of Malaysia, north of Australia and bridge the gap between the North Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. The largest islands in Indonesia are Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Sulawesi and Papua which is the eastern most Indonesian territory bordered by New Guinea. Best known Indonesian islands include Bali, Lombok and Timor. Looking at an Indonesia map it might be difficult to pinpoint which parts are Indonesia and which parts belong to other countries, but this archipelago is a stunning place to visit for doing a lot or a little. Flights to Indonesia will depend on which islands you’re visiting and what you want to do whilst you’re there.

The best time to go to Indonesia is during the dry season from April to October. Chances are the weather will be clear, with occasional scattered showers but expect there to be more visitors during this season. To avoid the crowds, travel in spring in April or May, or September to October. The monsoon season is from November to March and whilst temperatures remain warm there will be rain at some point most days. As Indonesia sits on a Pacific volcanic ridge, earthquakes are common and there are around 75 active volcanoes across the islands. But don’t let this put you off. These formations are what make trekking in Indonesia so exciting.

Bali Indonesia

Probably the best-known island in Indonesia, Bali is known for its tropical beaches, laid back pace, watersports, nightlife and wildlife. To be honest, what’s not to like. Kandoo Adventures Bali Multi-activity trip takes your surfing on Kuta Beach Bali, the most famous surf beach in Indonesia, snorkelling off Menjangen Island and white water rafting the Telaga Waja river. This trip also visits traditional homes, learns about Indonesian culture and cooking and traverses the island of Bali on foot and by mountain bike.

Java Indonesia

Our Volcanic Adventures trip takes you trekking in Indonesia, across the islands of Java, Bali and Lombok. This trip is a challenging trek as you explore volcanoes and hidden volcanic lakes, and summits the second highest peak in Indonesia, Mount Rinjani at 3,726m, situated on the island of Lombok, Indonesia. During your adventure you will learn about Indonesia traditions and religion, culture and history as you meet local people and uncover a hidden side to this enchanting archipelago.