A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Explore a traditional Javanese village with an expert local guide
12 days, from £2,590 to £4,130
Sample some of the world's cheapest Michelin star food in Singapore
13 days, from £2,670 to £4,265
Whitewater rafting adventure in the heart of Bali
14 days, from £2,740 to £4,370
Bali and Lombok are a dream pairing for experiencing the best of Indonesia, from temples and rice paddies to white sandy beaches
13 days, from £3,295 to £4,555
Wander from Java's temples to Bali's rice paddies, and coral reefs to village schools
17 days, from £3,375 to £4,645
Find a sense of self in Ubud, Bali’s spiritual capital. Visit temples, meet Hindu priests and perfect your savasana at a yoga class
14 days, from £3,430 to £5,480
Travel from rice paddies to UNESCO heritage status temples and to the secluded Karimunjawa archipelago, our favourite
14 days, from £4,100 to £5,270
A tropical jungle with a lovely lagoon and total seclusion: Bawah Island is the epitome of the desert island, accessible by seaplane
11 days, from £5,935 to £9,475
Discover different ways to explore Indonesia
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
Practical guide
Indonesia Travel Advice & Information
Indonesia is a land of diverse cultures, with each Island boasting its own unique customs, art and music, and Easter is an ideal time to immerse yourself in it all. Attend colourful festivals, such as the Bali Spirit Festival or the Nyepi Day festival, which celebrates the Balinese New Year. Or visit local markets and art galleries to discover the rich cultural heritage of Indonesia.
If heading off the beaten track is more up your street, then Easter holidays in Indonesia will be ideal for you, as the country is filled with lush rainforests waiting to be hiked, secret beaches waiting to be explored and traditional villages filled with local communities who are waiting to proudly show off their culture. If you’re more of an ocean-lover, discover the breath-taking coral reefs and magical marine life that Indonesia is famed for. Snorkel or dive in the crystal-clear waters of the Gili Islands, Raja Ampat or the Komodo Islands, and keep your eyes peeled for gently gliding manta rays and shoals of fish in a range of rainbow hues. Bali is also a hot spot for keen divers and water lovers, boasting a variety of dive sites, from shallow reefs to dive-able shipwrecks, all boasting an array of kaleidoscopic corals and marine life, including turtles, reef sharks and barracudas.
Of course, after all of these out-of-this-world experiences on your Easter holiday in Indonesia, you’re going to need some good food to replenish your energy reserves. Tuck into tantalising flavours and spices that’ll truly tickle your taste buds. Tuck into local dishes such as nasi padang, soto betawi and sate ayam, or for an even more authentic experience, indulge in delicious street food including martabak and bakso. When bodies are weary and stomachs are full, make the most of Indonesia’s renowned relaxation retreats. From world-class spas to wellness centres, treat yourselves to a Balinese massage, take part in a yoga class or enjoy a meditation session overlooking one of the country’s sublime landscapes.
- Watch the Semana Santa procession as it makes its way to Tuan Ma’s Chapel in Larantuka
- Take part in Kure with the community of Kote in East Nusa Tenggara
- Visit the Sendangsono Cave in Yogyakarta
- See the procession of the Crucifixion in Central Java
- Buy a delicious Balinese easter egg from Bali Bon Bon
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