Indonesia is one of the most diverse countries in the world, made up of up to 17,000 islands (the exact number is uncertain) stretching over 5,200 km. It is the largest archipelago in the world. With over 220 million inhabitants, Indonesia is the fourth most populous country on the planet. The most well-known islands include Bali, Sumatra, Borneo, Java, Sulawesi, and Lombok.
The population here is highly diverse—you’ll find both a modern, developed society and tribes living almost entirely untouched by modern civilization. Indonesia is an incredible mosaic of cultures and languages. Across the country, more than 400 languages are spoken.
Indonesia’s nature is equally diverse. Many regions remain completely untouched by civilization, while others have been heavily transformed. Along the coast, you’ll discover endless stretches of pristine white sandy beaches perfect for relaxation, while inland, dense rainforests, active volcanoes, and untamed landscapes call out for adventure.
Indonesia’s seas offer a stunning and varied underwater world, ideal for diving and snorkeling. Many endemic species of flora and fauna can be found here, attracting visitors from all around the world.
Bali
Rightfully called the “Island of the Gods,” Bali is part of a 5,000-kilometer-long chain of the Indonesian archipelago consisting of more than 17,000 islands. Bali lies 8° south of the equator in the Lesser Sunda Islands, between Java and Lombok. The island spans about 153 km from east to west and about 112 km from north to south, with a total area of 5,632 km². Its highest point is Mount Agung, an active volcano rising 3,142 meters above sea level, which last erupted in March 1963. Mountains dominate the island’s center and stretch eastward. Bali’s coastline offers 400 kilometers of stunning beaches washed by the Indian Ocean. The capital city, Denpasar, with a population of about half a million, is located in the southern part of the island.
Why Bali?
- Bali is a place of romance and mysticism
- Bali is a place of history and modern life
- Bali is a place of enchanting nature—on land and underwater.
- Bali is a place where you experience life in its most meaningful form.
- Bali is a place made for both relaxation and enjoyment.
A holiday in Bali offers plenty of excursion options for you and your family.
Each trip and its detailed itinerary is arranged together with you according to your preferences. We’ll help you choose the perfect program. Air-conditioned buses and guides are always ready for your comfort.
We can organize surf lessons with a Czech instructor, guided tours of top-rated restaurants, cafés, and shopping centers, recommend golf courses, introduce you to traditional crafts and Balinese culture.
We also offer excursions, car and scooter rentals, Thai cooking classes, or any other additional services upon request – all available in the Czech language!
We recommend visiting:
Besakih Temple, Tanah Lot Temple, Mount Agung Volcano, Mount Batur Volcano, the Bird and Reptile Park, artisan workshops in Ubud, Pura Lempuyang Temple, tropical rainforest, the royal water palace of Tirta Gangga, “LES” Waterfall, the mountain lake Bedugul, white-water rafting, the Ubud yoga center, strawberry plantations, rice terraces, Uluwatu Temple, Monkey Forest, Gitgit Waterfalls, Denpasar (shopping, markets, nightlife), the Kecak dance performance, Mount Bromo (on Java), Bali Safari Park, swimming with dolphins, elephant rides, and several golf courses across the island.
