Indonesia:
holidays are sacred

Indonesia has so many islands and so many attractions that it’s impossible to cover them all. Your challenge is to chose the best. Ours, that you succeed.

Let’s start by doing numbers. Indonesia has seventeen thousand five-hundred and eight islands. If you want, you can ask your captain of your private catamaran to head toward one of the 6000 desert islands. Their beaches, seabeds, and climate will not disappoint.

The only inconvenient is that your wish to stay longer will clash with what you would miss in those that are inhabited.

Indonesia has Buddhist temples that are pure jewels and that create superb landscapes. In them, you can find moments of peace and silence at sunrise or witness the thrilling sacred night dances.

Java, with its temples. Komodo, with its famous dragons. Borneo, with its impressive jungle. Sulawesi, with its virgins atolls. And… Bali.

Bali is special even in such an attractive country. There, Balinese Hinduism originated from the fusion of different religions. That’s why its thousands of temples and rites have a singular power.

Moreover, in Bali you can hike up the smoky Batur Volcano and, to compensate, relax like never before in one of the world’s best spas.

You can stroll through sanctuary-forests in Ubud, through movie-like rice terraces in Jatiluwih, or though the bustling Kuta beaches.

And because they are holidays and, thus, sacred, your villa or pavilion in any of the islands will be a particular sample of the authentic Asian luxury.