Indonesia Nature & Wildlife Tours

In Southeast Asia, Indonesia stands out for its unique natural landscape and exotic wildlife. Its landscapes range from dense tropical forests, home to millions of flora and fauna, to sprawling, fertile basins of rice fields. The list continues, from massive volcanoes to picturesque beaches, from sky-scraping mountain peaks to extensive dry grasslands. Nestled in the Lesser Sunda Islands, Komodo National Park is a realm of wonders where one can admire the majestic Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. The ancient reptile, dubbed the “last dinosaurs on Earth," can be seen anywhere in the park while roaming freely across the islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Padar, as well as a collection of smaller islets surrounding them. One can take a guided tour to see these impressive creatures up close under the support of a local guide at all times, as the dragons are wild animals. For adventurers, Indonesia, home to more than 130 volcanoes, is a true paradise for mountaineers. Mount Rinjani, an active volcano on Lombok Island, is the country’s second-highest peak and a steep three-day ascent to the top. Further to the west of Java Island, Mount Ijen, with the mesmerizing sight of its sulfurous, turquoise crater lake, can be climbed in a single day. Sitting amidst the “Sea of Sand," Mount Bromo is a relatively easy trek, and the reward is its stunning beauty in an incredible setting.