Do you long to be touched by a world where spirituality is a way of life, beauty is revered, and ancient traditions nurture your soul
Once the fodder of legends for travellers in search of the distant and exotic, Indonesia remains a paradise destination worthy of its reputation. Comprised of more than 17,000 impossibly beautiful islands dotting a vibrant stretch of equatorial ocean, the possibilities for transformative journeys in Indonesia are practically endless.
From some of the world's most heralded snorkelling and diving destinations to steaming jungles teeming with strange animals and mystical cultures rooted in traditions that have long since deceased elsewhere in the world, Indonesia is a world entirely unto itself.
We’ll be right there with you throughout the whole journey, making sure it will be authentic and utterly unforgettable. Just let yourself bloom by the breathtaking beauty of Indonesia.
On this day we will arrive in Bali “The island of Gods”. You will be transferred to your hotel in Kuta where you can rest by the pool after a long flight from Europe. In the evening we will have an welcoming dinner with traditional Balinese dishes.
After a delicious breakfast, we will be transferred to the airport for a short flight to Labuan Bajo. From the airport we will be transferred to our luxury boat, where we will spend the next four days and three nights visiting the one of the most beautiful islands of the Pacific Ocean.
Kanawa Island
Often described as paradise island, it is the perfect place to rest, relax and do snorkeling on the surrounding reef. Dolphin, stingrays, turtles and many starfishes are living in the reef nearby the island.
Kalong Island
Kalong Island is named after its majority of occupants which are “Kalong” or the bat. Located just near Rinca Island or 8 kilometers from Labuan Bajo, there are thousands of bats living on this small island . Since the whole island is covered with mangrove forest, this island can be adored from distant only . The best time to visit Kalong Island is during dusk as the bats are flying in a big group and leaving for other neighboring islands to find food
Manjarite Island
It’s an inhabited island within Komodo National Park and a perfect snorkeling spots. The island is not so touristic, so you are free to explore the snorkeling area the longer you can. Colorful fish such as dory fish and angelfish are found here. You will also find beautiful untouched corals.
Pink Beach
There are only 7 beaches with pink sand in the world and the longest one is in the Komodo National Park. What makes the sand appear pink under the sun are microscopic residents, organisms called Foraminifera. They produce a red pigment on the coral reefs and leave small red particles behind that blend with the white sand, forming a soft pink tint that glows beautifully and is visible from the shore, water, and viewpoints on the hills. This picture-perfect scenery is widely appreciated by photographers that seek to capture and sustain
Taka Makassar Island
With a tiny land size that is no larger than a football field, this crescent-shaped sandbar in the middle of the ocean is a supreme spot for relaxing, snorkeling or simply taking a dip in its crystal clear waters. Taka Makassar is possibly one of the most unusual attractions in the whole of Komodo National Park as the little islet disappears when the water rises and then reappears again in low tide depending on the time of the day
Kelor Island
Located in the heart of Indonesia, Kelor Island (Pulau Kelor) is a stunning uninhabited island that makes for an awesome adventure when visiting Labuan Bajo in Flores. If you’re up for an adventure, hike the small mountain in the middle of Pulau Kelor which offers a panoramic view of the island and its surroundings.
Gili Lawa Darat
Indonesia has many stunning places and Gili Lawa is definitely one of them. Gili Lawa Darat is a beautiful small and relaxed uninhabited island, located in the Northern part of the Komodo NationalPark. It can be considered as beautiful as the island of Padar. It faces the wide and deep bay of Komodo island and offers amazing views and white sand beaches all year round.
Rangko Cave
Rangko Cave is a limestone cave with a natural blue pool inside. It’s a hidden gem in Labuan Bajo
Komodo National Park
Komodo Island plays home to the world’s biggest lizards– the Komodo dragons – which are named after the island and some of the best scuba diving on the planet under the water, has been delighting visitors for decades. It currently holds a place on list of the 7 New Wonders of Nature and is one of the prides of the Ministry of Tourism in Indonesia. It ’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site that offers breathless landscapes, unique wildlife, and a once -in -a-lifetime experience.
Late morning, we sail back toward Labuan Bajo, sharing one final lunch on board as the coastline slowly reappears. The harbor marks a gentle transition from life at sea to solid ground.
From the port, we transfer to our five-star hotel, where comfort and space invite deep rest after days of ocean immersion. The afternoon unfolds at your own pace time by the pool, a quiet moment overlooking the water, or simply settling into stillness. In the evening, we gather for a sunset dinner overlooking the sea, celebrating the shared memories of the past four days: islands, open horizons, and the rhythm of life carried by wind and tide.
Day 6
Early in the morning, we depart Labuan Bajo and journey into the highlands of Flores. The road gradually narrows as we approach Denge Village, the gateway to one of Indonesia’s most remarkable cultural treasures.
From here, a guided mountain trek leads us through forested slopes toward Waerebo — a secluded village set at over 1,000 meters above sea level, accessible only by foot. Recognized by UNESCO for the preservation of its traditional architecture, Waerebo is home to the iconic Mbaru Niang, cone-shaped ancestral houses found nowhere else in the world
Upon arrival, we are welcomed through a traditional ceremony inside the main house of the village, where community life continues in close relationship with ancestral customs and the surrounding mountains.
As evening settles, we share dinner and remain overnight inside one of the Mbaru Niang houses, experiencing a rare immersion into a living cultural heritage shaped by centuries of continuity.
After breakfast we will say goodbye to our hosts, leaving with memories for a lifetime and we’ll head back to the Labuan Bajo airport. We will take a short fly to Bali, where for the next 6 days we will get the chance to experience the Balinese culture in a very unique way.
Waking up in Paradise, in your private villa, you can choose to start your day with a yoga class, done by one of our experienced teachers (Yanni, Adina or Rezan) or maybe a swim in the pool surrounded by evergreen ricefields? A delicious breakfast will be cooked by our personal chef.On this day you get the chance to experience a Sacred Healing Cleansing Ceremony privately done for our group by a Balinese priestess.
Yoga class in the morning (optional, but recommended). Free day to experience Ubud. In the evening we organized for you, a special event: Kecak Traditional Dance. You will get the chance to witness an amazing Balinese dance show.
Yoga class in the morning (optional but recommended). In your free time you can pamper yourself with a traditional Balinese massage done by one of our experienced therapist.
Yoga class in the morning (optional but recommended). You can choose to spend your day relaxing by the pool, shopping, visiting one of the local villages or do one of the many optional activities. In the evening we have a special event: Sound Healing Ceremony and Cacao ceremony privately done for our group.
It’s time to say “goodbye” to this amazing country and head back to our homes rejuvenated and recharged. You will be transferred to the airport for your flight back to Europe.
price per person in shared room
Important We require a 30% deposit to confirm a booking, with full payment due 14 days prior to trip departure.
