All inclusive holidays in Indonesia

Both situated at the centre of Java, between “Volcanoes and rice fields”, the Borobudur and Parabanan Temples are included in the list of must-see sites in the region. One is a Buddhist temple, the other is Hindu; what brings them together is doubtlessly their staggering beauty. Classed since 1991 as UNESCO World Heritage sites, they are an architectural gem of Indonesia.

To the far east of the island of Java you’ll find an active volcano. During an all-inclusive stay in Indonesia, adventurers won’t be able to wait to climb one of its craters, filled with a jade-coloured lake. This volcano is a phenomenon. By night, its slopes are lit up by rivers of lava, throwing off incredible blue flames…

Perched on the edge of a cliff, to the far south of the island of Bali, you’ll find the Uluwatu Temple: discover this mysterious place during a “Bali Escape”. Dedicated to the sea gods, this spiritually charged place honours them perfectly with a plunging view of the ocean and the wild coastline.

Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, on Flores Island you can enjoy a unique experience at only 1 hour and 30 minutes by plane from the Club Med Bali resort. Try deep sea diving, river trekking, volcano climbing... Visit traditional villages and get to know the locals. A condensed exploration of sensations to discover during your all-inclusive stay in Indonesia.

2 hours and 30 minutes by speedboat from the Club Med Bali resort, discover the three Gili Islands during your all-inclusive stay in Indonesia: scenery straight from postcards. Close your eyes for a moment and just imagine the turquoise waters, stunningly white sands and coconut palms. Your heart will swing between sunbathing and water sports as you struggle to choose. Time comes to a standstill on the Gili Islands and every moment is relished.

To the north of Bintan Island, just 1 hour and 30 minutes from Singapore and 5 minutes from the Club Med Ria Bintan resort, the Ria Bintan Golf Club welcomes golf lovers amidst white sand beaches. With an unobstructed sea view, its course is made up of 36 holes, designed by South African golder Gary Player, switching between the perfect green, fine sand and wooded areas. Every golfer’s dream!

Spread across the Sonde Islands, the Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, protects and homes Komodo dragons, a bizarre species of giant lizards. Today, around 6000 of these reptiles, straight from the prehistoric era, live in the rocky hills of the park. In a setting that has become legendary, enjoy a priceless experience during an all-inclusive stay in Indonesia.

Protected by UNESCO since 1977, the Tanjung Puting National Park is a biosphere reserve covering 4000 m² of forest. This animal reserve hosts a large number of orang-utans and is bursting with other species of monkey, bird and reptile. It was ethologist Biruté Galdikas who, with his novel, introduced the world to this nature park and spread his passion for orang-utans.

Perched the edge of a cliff, to the far south of the island of Bali, you’ll discover the Uluwatu Temple. Come and enjoy this mysterious place during your stay in Bali. Dedicated to the sea gods, this spiritually charged place honours them perfectly with a plunging view of the ocean and the wild coastline.