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21 Day Indonesia Itinerary, incl. Jakarta and Bali
A 21-day route through 9 Indonesian cities takes you from Jakarta to Gili Trawangan. The trip features Mount Bromo's crater, surfing at Red Island, Ubud's Monkey Forest, and pristine beaches. Package includes 20 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 3 dinners, and accommodation at hotels and local homestays.
- Days 1-3
Jakarta & Bandung
Begin your journey in Jakarta, Indonesia's vibrant capital. A fellow traveler shared: "I saw a different side of Indonesia than I would have traveling alone." On day 2, take a 3-hour drive to Bandung to explore tea plantations and relax in Ciater hot springs. Visit the plantations in the early morning for better photos and cooler weather.
- Days 4-6
Yogyakarta Cultural Immersion
Take a 7-hour train ride to Yogyakarta. Spend three days in Java's cultural center, exploring the magnificent Borobudur temple complex and sampling local gudeg in the Malioboro district. A visitor tip: "Watching sunrise over Borobudur was unforgettable - arrive by 4:30 AM to secure a good viewing spot."
- Days 7-9
Mount Bromo Adventure
- Days 10-12
Beach Time & Surfing
- Days 13-14
Kuta Beach Scene
- Days 15-16
Village Life in Bulian
- Days 17-18
Ubud Cultural Heart
- Days 19-21
Gili Trawangan Paradise
Finish your trip on Gili Trawangan, where no cars are allowed. Bike around the island, snorkel with turtles, and watch sunsets on the west coast. "The best snorkeling spots are on the northeast side of the island," notes a recent visitor.
- Days 1-2
Yogyakarta
Start your Indonesian adventure in Java's cultural heart. Get an early start to visit Borobudur Temple before the crowds arrive. Head to Malioboro Street's night market for local food like gudeg, a traditional jackfruit curry. A morning bike tour through the rice paddies is perfect when it's cooler.
- Days 3-5
Magelang & Solo
- Days 6-7
Mount Bromo
- Days 8-9
Seminyak & Munduk
- Days 10-11
Bulian & Kintamani
- Days 12-13
Ubud
- Days 14-16
Candidasa & Seminyak
- Days 17-21
Komodo Islands
20 Days in Indonesia, incl. Jakarta and Bali
Indonesian adventures await across 14 cities from Jakarta to Bali for around $3,200. Highlights include Borobudur Temple, Munduk's waterfalls, Mount Bromo horseback riding, and Nusa Penida's beaches. Package includes 19 nights accommodation and 18 lunches.
- Days 1-2
Jakarta
Begin your journey in Indonesia's capital. Plan your airport transfers outside peak hours (avoid 7-9am and 4-7pm) since Jakarta's traffic can be intense. Use your first day to rest and adjust. On day 2, explore the historic Kota Tua district and visit the Fatahillah Museum to learn about Dutch colonial history. The best time to see Sunda Kelapa harbor is early morning when traditional wooden pinisi boats load their cargo.
- Days 3-4
Bandung Region
Start with a morning visit to Bogor's Botanical Gardens - get there by 8am to avoid crowds and heat. Head to Bandung for the Saung Angklung Udjo cultural show. "The bamboo music performance was incredible - don't miss the chance to try playing the instruments yourself." Spend the next day hiking Tangkuban Perahu volcano. Bring good shoes as the crater paths get slippery.
- Days 5-6
Dieng Plateau & Borobudur
- Days 7-9
Yogyakarta
- Days 10-11
Mount Bromo
- Days 12-14
Bali's North Coast
Stop at Kalibaru's spice plantations before crossing to Bali's peaceful north coast. Choose between Pemuteran or Munduk for a more authentic Bali experience. Take a trek to three waterfalls near Munduk and visit Lake Bratan's Ulun Danu temple. "The morning mist over the lake makes the floating temple look magical - get there before 9am for the best atmosphere."
- Days 15-17
Ubud
Make Ubud your base for cultural activities. See the Barong dance in the morning when performers have the most energy. Visit Monkey Forest late afternoon when the animals are active but tourist numbers are lower. Join a morning cooking class to learn local dishes and visit the market.
- Days 18-20
South Bali
Take a morning boat to Nusa Penida when the sea is calmer. Watch the sunset and Kecak fire dance at Uluwatu temple. Use your last day to relax before leaving. Plan ahead for airport transfers since south Bali traffic can be heavy.
What people love about 3-week Indonesia tours
- Best Java & Bali Experience, Private Tour
Excellent private tour. Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and gave us a fantastic tour of Indonesia. We learnt about history, art, culture and much more. We are well traveled and have high standards, and we were very happy with our tour guide -Andi and Kadek. Both were great and spoke excellent English. Time and money well invested.
- Epic Indonesia 19 Days
I cannot recommend this tour enough! I absolutely loved the itinerary! I especially recommend the 19 days as the Komodo islands boat trip at the end of the tour was many people’s favourite part of the trip. The trip was packed with activities whilst also having enough free time to chill out and do extra stuff we wanted. Our group leader Hendri was amazing! He was so passionate about everything and had great local knowledge about the culture of Indonesia. He always made sure everyone was comfortable and knew what they were doing each day, and really helped everyone with all of their onwards travel, even after the tour had finished with him!
- Bali & Beyond
Where to start? This review could be turned into a piece of award winning writing involving more superlatives than one of Donald Trumps speeches. However I'll keep it just short enough for you to feel the magic and book it for yourself. I booked the brand new 18 day 'Bali and Beyond' tour and in turned out to be far more than pictures, words and even David Attenborough documentaries could have prepared me for. Starting in Canggu we had three nights of fun and laughter, visiting some really cool bars, nightclubs and places to eat. Canggu is nothing like I expected; modern with most places fitting in perfectly in the hippest parts of the UK, excluding all the pretentious people! Ubud was next.... I'd spent a week in Ubud already so didn't expect a great deal extra but I was wrong. The local knowledge of our guide meant we spent our nights in some great bars; while I'm told it's completely untrue, I'm still convinced one night in Laughing Buddha turned me into a Salsa extraordinaire! One fantastic treat was a local cooking class run by Wayan (yes there are lots of Wayan!).... His family have created an exceptionally professional setup in the back of their home garden. Capable of teaching 20+ incompetent Bule's the perfect art of making basic sauce and 10 dishes in just under an hour. This will render you amazed by what you've all cooked yourselves for lunch; better than most warung food you will eat. Gili T and Kuta Lombok next.... A few interesting boat rides, quite a bit of walking and bike riding. Gili T provides more than enough opportunities to party and with a great cycle ride around the island on one day you'll be sure to sweat off any reminders from the night before. Now the journey really started for me...Sumbawa, Moyo, liveaboard, Komodo and Flores. All of this was nothing short of spectacular, the efforts gone through to research everything between Sumbawa and Flores needs experiencing for yourself. The most serene and perfect waterfall I'll probably ever see in my life on Moyo, snorkeling with Manta Rays and sharks, the treks up various view points on the islands in Komodo National Park. The list goes on...and on....and on. Living on board a boat with people you hardly know is better than I could ever have imagined. The laughter and tears were far beyond anything we all expected. I can thank TruTravels and Drew Harwood enough for these 18 days of my life. Such a small amount of time in comparison to my life so far yet it'll remain long beyond any acquaintance I may make sat in a dull grey office back home.