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Asia & Oceania

Indonesia: Bali, Sumba and Komodo

Bali, Komodo and Sumba — between temples, dragons and ocean

Wild Indonesia is not a single destination, but an archipelago of distinct worlds.

Bali offers the luminous spirituality of its temples, its rice terraces and its ceremonial life. Komodo reveals a more primal, almost prehistoric nature — among volcanic islands, legendary dragons and impossibly blue seas. Sumba, finally, offers a remote, authentic and deeply elegant Indonesia, where luxury is expressed through silence, space and connection to the land.

From
6.900 €
per person
Duration
14
days
Design
100%
bespoke

Suggested itinerary

The journey, day by day

Day 1

Departure to Indonesia

Departure on an international flight from Spain to Bali. A journey begins towards one of the most fascinating archipelagos in the world, where each island has a different energy and its own way of understanding beauty. Night on board.

Day 2

Arrival in Bali · Tabanan and the first Indian Ocean sunset

Arrival at Denpasar International Airport, personalised assistance and private transfer to the Tabanan area, on the southwest coast of Bali. This region, located near Tanah Lot and northwest of Canggu, allows you to begin your journey in a more serene Bali, among rice fields, traditional villages and the sound of the ocean.

Soori Bali
The first sunset facing the Indian Ocean, with the sound of the waves and the sense of having arrived at a more intimate and elegant Bali
Day 3

Tanah Lot · From the sea temples to the heart of Ubud

The day begins with a private visit to the Tanah Lot temple, one of the most emblematic places in Bali. Located on a rock facing the sea, this sanctuary seems to float between the tides and summarizes the island's deep relationship with the ocean, spirituality and the landscape.

Capella Ubud
Going from the sea temple of Tanah Lot to the rainforest of Ubud, feeling how Bali shifts its rhythm, light and energy in just a few hours
Day 4

Spiritual Ubud · Rice fields, purification and sacred temples

Full day in private to discover some of the great spiritual symbols of Bali. The journey begins among the rice terraces of Tegalalang, where the traditional subak irrigation system has shaped the landscape for centuries and reflects the union between community, water and religion. Continuation to Tirta Empul, one of the most important purification temples on the island.

Witnessing the purification rituals at Tirta Empul with an expert local guide, understanding not only what you see, but the spiritual meaning of every gesture
Day 5

Northern Bali · Sacred lakes, waterfalls and tropical rainforest

Private departure to the north of the island, a cooler, mountainous and wild Bali. The day begins along roads that climb towards Bedugul, where the weather changes and the vegetation becom from nser. We will visit the Ulun Danu Bratan temple, located next to the lake and dedicated to the goddess of water.

Crossing Lake Tamblingan in a traditional boat, surrounded by rainforest, silence and mountain mist
Day 6

Ubud at your pace · Wellbeing, art and calm

Day to enjoy Ubud without rushing. The day can be oriented towards well-being, with spa treatments, yoga or Balinese rituals, orwards local culture, with private visits to craft workshops, galleries, markets and small temples.

Day 7

Flight to Komodo · The wild islands of the east

Private transfer to Bali airport to take the internal flight to Labuan Bajo, gateway to Komodo National Park. Upon arrival, assistance and private transfer to the hotel. The landscape changes radically.

AYANA Komodo Waecicu Beach
The first sunset in Labuan Bajo, with the islands silhouetted against the sea and the feeling of entering a wilder Indonesia
Day 8

Komodo National Park · Dragons, Pink Beach and sailing

private Full-day private navigation through Komodo National Park. The experience starts early to enjoy the best hours of light and sea. The route includes Padar Island, with one of the most spectacular viewpoints in Southeast Asia, where several colourful bays open between rolling hills.

Taking in the landscape of Padar from above, with the sea encircling wild islands that seem to belong to another time
Day 9

From Komodo to Sumba · The most authentic Indonesia

Flight to Sumba, via Bali if the operation requires it. Upon arrival, private transfer to the hotel. Sumba is a completely different island from Bali. More open, quieter, more ancestral. Its rolling hills, wild beaches, traditional villages and Marapu beliefs preserve a very marked identity, still foreign to the tourist rhythm of other areas of Indonesia.

Cap Karoso
Day 10

Sumba · Traditional villages, lagoons and untouched beaches

Full day in private to discover the essence of Sumba. The journey may include traditional villages with houses with high roofs, megalithic tombs and communities where ancient traditions are still part of daily life.

Stepping into a traditional Sumbanese village and feeling that the journey has reached a profoundly different Indonesia, more remote and more essential
Day 11

Rock at your own pace · Barefoot luxury by the ocean

Free day to enjoy Cap Karoso and the natural environment of Sumba. The hotel allows you to combine rest in front of the sea, cultural experiences, well-being, walks on the beach, local gastronomy and gentle activities integrated into the landscape.

The sunset in Sumba, when the ocean turns golden and the island seems suspended in absolute calm
Day 12

Return to Bali · First night in Jimbaran

Flight back to Bali and private transfer to Jimbaran, one of the most pleasant areas in the south of the island to close the trip facing the sea. Unlike other more exposed or crowded beaches, Jimbaran retains a tranquil atmosphere, with a wide bay, oceanfront restaurants and some of Bali's most elegant resorts.

Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay
Day 13

Jimbaran · Final day facing the Indian Ocean

New free day to enjoy Bali from a much more relaxed and elegant perspective. Jimbaran allows you to close the trip without rushing, alternating beach, wellness, gastronomy and rest in front of the ocean. You can enjoy the resort, book spa treatments, sail at sunset or simply experience the last leg of the trip in absolute calm.

Watching the sun set over Jimbaran Bay while the tables beside the sand slowly light up facing the sea
Day 14

Bali · Return to Spain

Free time until time for private transfer to Denpasar International Airport to take the flight back to Spain. The trip ends with the feeling of having travelled through several Indonesias on a single route: the spirituality of Bali, the primitive nature of Komodo and the remote beauty of Sumba.

Suggested hotels

Luxury Atelier selection for Indonesia: Bali, Sumba and Komodo

  • Cap Karoso
  • Capella Ubud
  • Soori Bali
  • AYANA Komodo Waecicu Beach
  • Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay

Indonesia in images

A glimpse of the destination

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you travel

How much does a journey to Indonesia (Bali, Sumba, Komodo) with Luxury Atelier cost?

Tailor-made luxury trips to Indonesia (Bali, Sumba, Komodo) designed by Luxury Atelier by Presstour start at €6,900 per person (approximate price, luxury category accommodation, private services and exclusive experiences). The final price vari from pending on dates, season, chosen hotel category and added experiences. Request a proposal and in 48-72 business hours you will receive a closed quote.

What is the best time to travel to Indonesia (Bali, Sumba, Komodo)?

The best time to travel to Indonesia (Bali, Sumba, Komodo) from May to September (dry season). Our specialists advise you on the optimal dates based on the type of experience you are looking for (wildlife, culture, climate or less crowds) and your personal calendar.

Which hotel partners do you work with in Indonesia (Bali, Sumba, Komodo)?

In Indonesia (Bali, Sumba, Komodo) we work with boutique and luxury hotels, including: Cap Karoso, Capella Ubud, Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay. All with preferential agreements that allow us to obtain upgrades, late check-outs and exclusive services for our clients.

How many days do we recommend for Indonesia (Bali, Sumba, Komodo)?

We recommend between 10 and 21 days to get to know Indonesia (Bali, Sumba, Komodo) with the depth it deserves. Our standard itinerary has 14 days. We design the tour tailored to your dates, pace and priorities — some clients prefer more days with fewer transfers, others to cover more regions.

What exclusive experiences do you include in Indonesia (Bali, Sumba, Komodo)?

In Indonesia (Bali, Sumba, Komodo) we organise experiences that cannot be bought online: diving with manta rays in Komodo, retreats in Como Shambhala Estate, private Hindu ceremony in Ubud, aerial flight over Nusa Penida. Each trip includes access to private experiences, guides specialised in the topic that interests you (cultural, gastronomic, wellness or photography) and premium logistics 24/7 throughout the tour.

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