Tracing the Archipelago:
Java • Bali • Sumba.
From the stone mandalas of Borobudur, through the temples of Java and Bali, to the megalithic villages of Sumba — 24 days in which you will not merely see Indonesia, but begin to truly understand it.
A story woven from ancient kingdoms, temples and rituals.
Indonesia is not merely an archipelago of a thousand islands — it is a world woven from ancient kingdoms, temples, rituals and stories passed down from generation to generation. We will follow the trail of history and art: from dawn over Borobudur, through batik workshops and encounters with local artisans, to traditional fishing on Bali and the villages of Sumba, where time still flows to the rhythm of nature and tradition.
One story, three seasons — choose your date.
Prices per person, 20% deposit. The day-by-day itinerary below is laid out for the 8–31 Oct 2026 date — the 2027 dates follow the same route, and the exact day schedule is confirmed at booking.
The price does not include international flights Poland–Indonesia–Poland, the visa, or meals other than breakfast. For those who wish to linger: an optional 6-night extension of pure relaxation on the Gili Islands (+PLN 1,500).
24 days. Five chapters of a single story.
Chapter IYogyakarta — the heart of old JavaDays 1–4
Departure from Poland.
Jakarta — flight to Yogyakarta, rest after the long journey. Overnight: Yogyakarta
Batik workshop · lunch · Prambanan (UNESCO) · optional Ramayana ballet in the evening. Overnight: Yogyakarta
Sunrise over Borobudur · silversmithing demonstration · the Sultan's Palace · evening street food and a rickshaw ride. Overnight: Yogyakarta
Chapter IIEast Java — waterfalls and volcanoesDays 5–9
Luxury train to Malang · a walk through the city. Overnight: Malang
Tumpak Sewu waterfall · viewpoint over the Bromo volcano. Overnight: Malang
Transfer to Ketapang · free time. Overnight: Ketapang
Menjangan cruise · Tabuhan Island · Baluran National Park · preparation for the night ascent of Ijen. Overnight: Ketapang
Night ascent of the Ijen volcano · crossing to Bali · rest. Overnight: Pemuteran
Chapter IIIBali — the island of the godsDays 10–16
Relaxation and free time in Pemuteran. Overnight: Pemuteran
Sekumpul waterfall · Ulun Danu Beratan · Handara Gate · lakes Buyan and Tamblingan. Overnight: Ubud
Jatiluwih rice terraces (UNESCO) · Tanah Lot temple. Overnight: Ubud
The holy springs of Tirta Empul · Goa Gajah · a coffee plantation. Overnight: Ubud
Monkey Forest · central Ubud · the local market. Overnight: Ubud
Tirta Gangga water palace · Blue Lagoon. Overnight: Padang Bai
Traditional fishing with local fishermen · Balinese cooking class · snorkelling in the Blue Lagoon · time to relax by the ocean. Overnight: Padang Bai
Chapter IVSumba — the Indonesia nobody knowsDays 17–22
Flight to the island of Sumba. Overnight: Tambolaka
The megalithic village of Ratenggaro · Weekuri Lagoon · Mandorak Beach · Ledongara Hill. Overnight: West Sumba
Wekacura · Lapopu waterfall · Marosi Beach. Overnight: West Sumba
The traditional village of Prai Ijing · the Wairinding hills. Overnight: Waingapu
Tanggedu canyon · Purukambera savanna · Mananga Marapu. Overnight: Waingapu
Waimarang waterfall · Rindi · Walakiri beach at sunset. Overnight: Waingapu
Chapter VFinale on Bali — Uluwatu and farewellDays 23–24
Return to Bali · the clifftop temple of Uluwatu · the Kecak dance at sunset · farewell dinner. Overnight: Jimbaran
Return to Poland — or… you stay with us a little longer.
For those who wish: 6 nights of relaxation on the paradise Gili Islands (+PLN 1,500). Turquoise water, silence and time entirely your own.
✓ Included in the price
- Comfortable hotels with air conditioning, pool and breakfast
- The care of 2 Polish tour leaders and an Indonesian guide
- All transport on the ground — minibuses, train, ferries, domestic flights
- All entrance tickets to the temples, parks and sights in the itinerary
- Workshops: batik, Balinese cooking, meetings with artisans
✕ At your own expense
- Tourist visa (we guide you through the formalities step by step)
- Meals other than breakfast — we eat together and decide where as a group
- Customary tips
- Travel insurance (we will recommend trusted options)
For the curious — those who want to know not only what they will see, but also why Indonesia looks the way it does.
We travel in a slow-travel rhythm with an expedition spirit: in the morning we are wherever dawn is worth witnessing, and the afternoons flow more gently. An intimate group of 10–12 lets us enter places large groups never see — and leaves time for real encounters.
