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Java

Home to over half of Indonesia‘s population as well as its sprawling capital, Jakarta, Java is a hugely diverse and fascinating place. Head away from the cities and you’ll discover a landscape of smouldering volcanoes, lush rice paddies and ethereal temples.

Lombok

Very little of Lombok is developed, leaving its unhurried rural landscape of rice paddies, towering palms, sporadic and dense jungle, all under the imposing Mount Rinjani.

Sumba

Just an hour’s flight from bustling Bali, and twice the size of its popular neighbour, Sumba’s is beautifully impressive. Soaring thatched bamboo houses are set on an island rich with pristine rainforest and rice paddies, fringed with white sand beaches and lofty palms.

Raja Ampat

Off the northwest tip of New Guinea in West Papua, the archipelago of Raja Ampat is made up of over 1,500 tiny islands and cays. Lush forested islets, white sandy beaches and turquoise waters makes this one of Indonesia‘s most idyllic locations.

Moyo

A protected island paradise exclusive to the luxury Amanwana hotel and a handful of small fishing villages, Moyo is a national marine and nature reserve amidst the turquoise waters of the Flores Sea.

Banda Islands

Known as the Spice Isles, in the 17th century the Banda Islands were once home to a booming and lucrative nutmeg trade. Now peppered with pastel coloured colonial houses and crumbling remains of huge Dutch Forts, these beautiful and remote islands are a far-flung, frontier-like paradise.

Indonesia Yacht Charter

Smoking volcanos rise up out of turquoise waters; beautiful bays unfold to reveal deserted white-sand beaches; secluded coves fringed by lush tropical growth and far flung villages gently beckon.

Bali

Bali is also home to some of Asia’s best resorts, where service is consistently at an outstanding level and the spas are world-class. This makes the island appealing to not only those who simply want to unwind and decompress, but also to active types who will be well aware that Bali is also one of the world’s surfing capitals.