Description
Fly to Bali for a night at the beautiful Amandari, set in the stunning jungle-clad valleys of central Bali. The Ayung River snakes through the valley below and your arrival is heralded by the many tropical birds that flit through the palms overhead. Explore the quaint and quirky town of Ubud, with its markets, temples, cafes and galleries, before retiring to Amandari and its sumptuous surroundings.
Following a 2 night stay, board a charter sea plane to Moyo Island, a tiny jewel set amidst turquoise waters. Here you will find the exclusive tented camp of Amanwana, a collection of luxury tents surrounded by tropical forest and the Flores Sea, ringed with coral reef. Spend your days cruising on the luxury boats exploring deserted beaches, experience some of the best diving in the Indonesian Archipelago, or explore the hills of the island which are home to a variety of animal life, from deer and macaque monkeys to wild boar.
Back to mainland Bali and stay at Amankila on the tranquil east coast of the island. Traditional life can still be found in this scenic, peaceful area and the scenery is stunning, with Mount Agung rising in the background. Visit local markets at dawn to choose ingredients for your cooking class and stop off at the Hindu temples on your way back to Amankila. The views from the three-tiered pool at Amankila are second to none, with panoramic views out over the Lombok Straits.
From Bali fly to neighbouring Java, a volcanic and rugged island with rural local villages and amazing trekking opportunities. Explore the 8th century Buddhist sanctuary of Borobudur and the ancient Hindu complex, Prambanan, containing hundreds of temples strewn across the plains. In the evenings, retreat to the exclusive Amanjiwo by elephant back. Located within a natural amphitheatre, Amanjiwo reflects the style of Borobudur that can be viewed from the terrace of the restaurant and bar.
Guide price
£5,650 Per Person
£5,650 For 12 nights, based on 2 people sharing on a b&b basis including international flights, internal flights, private transfers and full board at Amanwana
Itinerary
| Stay | Location / Route | Overnight |
|---|
| 1 night
| London-Bali via Singapore | Overnight Flight |
| 2 nights
| Ubud, Bali | Amandari |
| 4 nights
| Moyo Island | Amanwana |
| 4 nights
| Bali | Amankila |
| 3 nights
| Java | Amanjiwo |
| 1 night
| Yogyakarta to London via Singapore | Overnight Flight |
When to travel
Indonesia tends to have a fairly even climate year-round. Rather than four seasons, Indonesia has two – wet and dry – and there are no extremes of temperature between winter and summer.
In most parts of Indonesia, the wet season falls between October and April and the dry season between May and September. December and January see Bali at its most humid, with relative humidity averaging 85% and rain tends to come in sudden tropical downpours, but it can also rain for more prolonged periods.
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Location and directions
Indonesia
Bali, Moyo Island and Java
How to get there
17 hr international flight with one change
