Discover the Indonesia no tourist has ever seen.

The journeys are led in Polish — Polish tour leaders are with you throughout, and every meeting, workshop and story is translated as we go. English comes in handy while shopping, and you can always reach us in English before you book.

Yes. This is a cultural journey, not an extreme one — we adjust the pace to the group, and the most demanding moments (such as the night ascent of the Ijen volcano) are optional. The itinerary also includes days of rest by the ocean.

We fly together from Poland, usually with one or two connections. All the logistics — times, airports, luggage — are shared before you book, and once more in the full information pack before departure.

Less than you might expect — Indonesia is an archipelago, so we combine comfortable minibuses with a luxury train, ferries and domestic flights. Longer stretches are always broken up with places worth stopping for along the way.

It is rich, but wisely paced. Days full of impressions alternate with free days (Pemuteran, Padang Bai), and the evenings are yours. We do rise before dawn at times — but sunrise over Borobudur is worth every early alarm.

Comfortable ones we have vetted in person — with air conditioning, a pool and breakfast. We choose places with soul and a good location, not anonymous chains.

Accommodation with breakfast, all transport on the ground (minibuses, train, ferries, domestic flights), all entrance tickets, the workshops, and the care of 2 Polish tour leaders and an Indonesian guide. Not included: the visa, tips and meals other than breakfast — you will find the full breakdown alongside the itinerary.

Breakfast is included, and we plan the remaining meals together — we eat in good local places, where lunch usually costs the equivalent of 20–50 zł. Allow for tips and a budget for keepsakes: batik, silver and coffee are hard to leave behind.

The tourist visa (e-VOA) is arranged easily online — we walk you through it step by step. No vaccinations are mandatory; it is worth discussing the recommended ones with a travel medicine doctor.

It is the tail end of the dry season — warm (26–32°C), with plenty of sunshine and the chance of a brief afternoon shower. Beautiful light for photographs and a pleasantly warm ocean.

Yes, it is written into the itinerary — whole days of rest in Pemuteran and Padang Bai, and evenings at your own pace. And if you would like to stay longer, you can extend the journey with 6 nights on the Gili Islands.

10–12 people. Deliberately intimate — so we can enter places large groups never see, and so everyone has space of their own.

Of course — many of our travellers join solo. A small group quickly becomes a close-knit crew, and many friendships made on these journeys last for years.

Slow travel with an expedition's spirit: in the mornings we are wherever dawn is worth witnessing, and the afternoons flow more gently. Less ticking off, more taking in.

Yes — you receive a packing list, help with the visa and insurance, an invitation to the participants' group, and a pre-departure online meeting where we answer every question.