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Indonesia is found between Australia and the Philippines, and this exotic archipelago shares the warm weather of both. Expect sunshine and humidity as you explore stunning beachscapes, wild jungle, and ancient landmarks close to active volcanoes. Indonesia has a rich history and, being made up of 18,000 islands, is fused with a blend of diverse cultures.
Tourist-centric parts of Indonesia like Bali or the Gili Islands are incredibly popular with holiday makers, backpackers, and expats alike. They offer luxury resorts, wellness centres and retreats, and surfers riding the rolling waves until sunset everyday. Bali has a wealth of activities for tourists to enjoy from hiking Mount Batur, exploring ancient stone carvings, to getting up close to playful monkeys at Monkey Forrest.
Java and the city of Jakarta are bustling hubs of culture filled with art institutions, traditional puppet and dance shows, and stunning landmarks. See ancient monuments of Buddhism, stunning spires of Hindu Temples, and palaces that belonged to past Sultans. This busy metropolis is also home to great shopping opportunities and like the rest of the country, the food here is varied and flavourful and a must to try on holidays to Indonesia.
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If you are looking for a fun filled holiday, Borneo will not disappoint.
Ziplining is pretty exhilarating at the best of times, but if you’re looking for the ultimate adrenalin rush try the Coral Flyer which whizzes you over the ocean between the beautiful Gaya Island and the nearby Sapi Island. There is also a zipline within the forests if you’re not quite brave enough to zip over the water – either way you won’t be disappointed. Book early though as it can get busy during peak months of travel!
Now this could potentially apply to nearly all of the destinations in southeast Asia, however, if you’re going to take the plunge, spend the time, money and effort taking a Padi dive course, then you must do it in a spectacular place – and it doesn’t get much better than off the west coast of Borneo at Kota Kinabalu’s Marine Park ‘Tunku Abdul Rahman Park’. Diving enthusiasts won’t be disappointed either as there are an abundance of dive sites close to Kota Kinabalu teaming with coral and marine life as well as a wreck to explore.
Nature Experiences
Borneo is home to some of the worlds most sensational wildlife and natural wonders, which need to be seen to be believed.
Peaking at 13,000ft, the magnificent Mount Kinabalu is located in the famous National Park with the same name and is a sacred mountain towering over the city of Kota Kinabalu. Climbing this mountain is often quite high on most visitors ‘to do’ lists when visiting Borneo, but please remember that whilst there are many routes and treks up to the summit, you will need to overnight on the mountain. You will, however, be rewarded with glorious views on your decent the following morning!
Whether it’s visiting the intriguing orangutans at an orphanage or a sanctuary or experiencing them in the wild, this is one of the experiences that you simply cannot miss during your stay in Borneo. One of the best places to experience these magnificent creatures is at the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre. Established in 1964 to rehabilitate orphaned orangutans and to prepare them for a voluntary life in the wild, this is one of THE best places to see these gentle and fun creatures without venturing too far into the rainforest.
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