What if the real treasures of Indonesia were waiting to be discovered beyond Bali? Five Indonesian islands have flown under the radar, offering unspoiled authenticity: it’s high time you learned about them.
In the world’s largest collection of islands, some of the 70,000 islands offer landscapes that are breathtaking and surreal, timeless customs, and awe-inspiring natural wonders. These islands are just one of Indonesia’s many fascinating sides: more secluded, genuine, and therefore a truly overwhelming experience.
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This idyllic island chain has recently claimed the top spot as Asia’s premier adventure destination.
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This tropical island is home to some of the world’s most spectacular sunset views
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Indonesia’s most beautiful islands, where tradition and idyllic landscapes entwine.
The Raja Ampat islands
Powerful ocean currents have shaped some of the world’s most diverse reefs. Among the rocky hills and mangrove forests, the sea is teeming with a wide variety of marine life. This location is home to 4/5 of the world’s known coral species and over one thousand different species of fish.
Sulawesi
Statues that protect graves in the rock formations.
Flores
Three volcanic craters stand at the peak of Mount Kelimutu, which towers 1,639 meters above sea level. The lakes within the craters undergo dramatic color transformations due to chemical reactions, alternating between emerald green, deep black, turquoise, pink, and red. At sunrise, as the mist dissipates, the waters of Tiwu Ata Polo (the enchanted lake) develop a metallic luster, offering a dynamic reflection that locals consider to be the final abode of those who have passed on.
The Banda Islands
Over the centuries, the most profitable trade has persisted in this region. The Dutch forts on Banda Neira, imposing relics of bygone days, stand sentinel over the bay. These crystal-clear waters shelter coral reefs that have been preserved since the days of the spice trade. The air filled with the fragrance of nutmeg and cloves transports visitors on a unique sensory journey to the heart of a hidden tropical paradise.
Sumba
The thousand-year-old equestrian competition taking place at the start of the harvest season.
