Indonesia 19-Day Itinerary Trip: Exploring Wonderful Nature And Experience Your Adventure!

Indonesia 19-day Itinerary Trip — Experience Indonesia with a 19-day itinerary trip that takes you through Bali, Java, Borneo, Komodo-Labuan Bajo, and Flores. Discover iconic destinations across these beautiful islands known for their stunning nature. Choose your preferred destinations, and we’ll provide insights to help you plan your perfect vacation in this enchanting archipelago.

Day 1 Arrival at Bali 

On day 1 of Indonesia 19-day Itinerary Trip, you will be picked up at Ngurah Rai International Airport. Then our driver will drop you in the hotel to rest. On day 2, you will go to Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara to explore Flores. 

Day 2 Labuan Bajo – Sailing Komodo Tour Day 1 

On day 2, you will explore Labuan Bajo, Kelor Island, Kalong Island, and sailing along the Flores Sea.

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Labuan Bajo

Labuan Bajo is a hidden gem in the East Nusa Tenggara. It is the gateway to Komodo National Park and the other islands scattered across the region.

Kelor Island 

Kelor Island, the next stop on Indonesia 19-day itinerary trip, is a hidden gem in Komodo National Park, just 30 minutes by speedboat from Labuan Bajo. Known for its stunning beaches and rich marine life, it’s a paradise for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. 

The island features a beautiful white sandy shoreline and clear waters, perfect for enjoying the underwater scenery. Additionally, Kelor Island offers an exciting trekking experience with a central hill that poses a surprising challenge despite its short appearance.

Kalong Island (Bat Island) 

Kalong Island is a highlight of Indonesia’s 19-day itinerary, famous for its giant bat colony. At night, thousands of bats emerge, creating a unique spectacle. With stunning sunsets, fine sandy beaches, and clear waters, it’s an ideal spot for couples, swimmers, and snorkelers alike. Enjoy the island’s serene natural beauty! 

Onboard 

On this Labuan Bajo trip, you will enjoy an overnight stay on a boat sailing the Flores Sea exploring from one island to another. Imagine lying on the deck, witnessing the beautiful night sky with your beloved one. How lovely, isn’t it? Remember to capture this beautiful moment. 

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Day 3 Sailing Komodo Day 2 

On day 3, Sailing Komodo will take you to Padar Island, Pink Beach, Komodo Island, Taka Makassar, and Manta Point.  

Padar Island

Padar Island may be smaller than Komodo and Rinca, but it’s equally stunning. Its green hills and white sandy beaches offer breathtaking views of the blue sea and nearby islands. The well-preserved coral reefs here are home to diverse marine life, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling and diving. Padar is a perfect escape to enjoy nature and vibrant underwater scenes.

Pink Beach

The famous Pink Beach on Padar Island is renowned for its stunning pink sand, making it one of only seven pink beaches worldwide. The pink hue comes from coral fragments and marine organisms. It’s also popular for its beautiful underwater scenery, perfect for diving and snorkeling.

Komodo Island

Komodo Island, part of Komodo National Park and a UNESCO World Heritage site, is famous for its unique ecosystem and as the habitat of the world’s largest lizard, the Komodo dragon. Covering 390 square kilometers, it has a population of just over two thousand and is a popular diving destination, featuring one of only seven pink sand beaches in the world. The park consists of Rinca, Komodo, and Padar islands, known for their diverse marine life, stunning coral reefs, and rugged landscapes. Visitors can hike to observe Komodo dragons in their natural habitat, accompanied by rangers for safety.

Taka Makassar

On the second day of your trip, don’t miss Taka Makassar, a unique spot in Komodo National Park. This small, uninhabited island, which appears only during low tide, features a white sand structure and thriving thatch plants. Interestingly, despite its name, it has no connection to the city of Makassar.

Manta Point 

Manta Point in Labuan Bajo is a must-visit for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts. Located near Komodo National Park, it’s famous for clear waters and abundant marine life, including giant manta rays, colorful coral reefs, tropical fish, and sea turtles. 

The experience of gracefully swimming alongside the manta rays is unforgettable, as long as you respect their space. 

Day 4 Sailing Komodo Day 3 

On day 4 of Indonesia 19-day Itinerary trip, we will continue exploring the Komodo archipelago while sailing. 

Kanawa Island 

Next, you will explore Kanawa Island. Kanawa Island is a small island in the waters of the Flores Sea. This island is famous for its unique and beautiful underwater world.

The sea on this island has a variety of beautiful coral reefs, a clear blue sea, and stunning white sand. You can enjoy swimming, snorkeling and diving here.

Later on, we will back to Labuan Bajo to continue our trip to Flores overland by four-wheel vehicle. 

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Day 5 Flores Tour Day 1 (Labuan Bajo – Bajawa) 

On day 5 of Indonesia 19-day Itinerary trip, you will explore Flores overland tour. The mainland of Flores is well known for its mountainous natural beauty and culture.   

Niang Todo Village

Niang Todo Village, located in the highlands of Flores, Indonesia, showcases the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of the Manggarai people. This traditional village is a peaceful retreat for travelers seeking authentic experiences. 

Surrounded by lush hills, rice terraces, and pristine forests, Niang Todo offers stunning vistas that are perfect for photography and relaxation. Nature lovers and adventurers will also enjoy the nearby Mount Todo, where a rewarding climb leads to breathtaking views and a greater appreciation of Flores’ landscape.

Aimere

Aimere is one of the villages that is one of the stops that cannot be missed. This village has a beautiful view and is located at the foot of Mount Inerie.

The beautiful view of Mount Inerie from Aimere is one of the plus points of this village.

You can go trekking and hiking here, as well as witness the making of arrack, traditional Flores wine.

Arak Distillery

Flores, an island in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara province, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cultures, and traditional crafts. Among its many treasures, the local production of arak—a conventional distilled alcoholic drink—stands out as a unique blend of heritage and craftsmanship.

Arak is typically made from fermented palm sap or rice, depending on local traditions and the availability of resources. In Flores, many distilleries are small-scale, family-run operations that rely on techniques passed down through generations. 

Bajawa

Bajawa is a small city located on Flores Island, East Nusa Tenggara. It is the capital of Ngada Regency and is famous for its stunning natural beauty, unique culture, and friendly people.

Bajawa is about 140 km from Labuan Bajo in West Manggarai and can be reached by road in 7 hours.

Day 6 Flores Tour Day 2 (Bajawa – Moni) 

On day 6, we will continue the journey to explore Wolobobo Hill in Ngada, Bena village, Blue Stone Beach, and Moni village. 

Wolobobo Hill 

Wolobobo Hill is a beautiful tourist destination in Ngada Regency, Flores, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. Known for its stunning panoramic views, cool climate, and tranquil atmosphere, it attracts nature lovers and travelers. 

The hill offers breathtaking views of Mount Inerie, lush valleys, traditional villages, and occasionally the sea. Visitors often come early in the morning or late in the afternoon to enjoy spectacular sunrises and sunsets, creating a magical atmosphere.

Bena Village 

Bena is a traditional village that has a powerful Megalithic heritage. You will see dolmens, menhirs, sarcophagi here.

The village has a beautiful view at the foot of Mount Inerie. The people in this village still adhere to animism and dynamism beliefs passed down from their ancestors.

Apart from the panorama, this village is exciting because the culture and life of the people are still well preserved.

If you are here, don’t forget to capture it.

Stone Beach 

Blue Stone Beach, located on the central south coast of Flores, features striking black volcanic sand scattered with colorful stones in blue, green, red, and yellow. These volcanic stones likely originate from nearby cliffs, influenced by minerals like sulfides and feldspar. 

Notably, we discovered fine blue crystalline material in the sand. Situated about 26 km west of Ende along the Trans Flores highway, this beach is a beautiful spot worth visiting.

Moni Village 

Moni is a small village at the foot of Mount Kelimutu. The village is the gateway to Lake Kelimutu and Mount Kelimutu.

The village offers beautiful scenery typical of the cool foothill scenery.

Day 7 Flores Tour Day 3 (Moni – Ende) 

Ende

Ende is a city in the northern part of Flores Island, also known as the City of Pancasila. This name honors Soekarno, Indonesia’s first president, who was exiled there by the Dutch government, where Pancasila was formulated.

Ende boasts green hills, white sand beaches, and clear blue seas. It’s also home to Lake Kelimutu, known for its three colorful craters. The area offers a rich culture and delicious culinary experiences worth exploring.

Kelimutu Crater Lake 

On day 7 of Indonesia 19-day itinerary, we visit Kelimutu Crater Lake, a volcano in Pemo Village, Ende Regency, Flores. It features three crater lakes known as the Three Color Lakes—red, blue, and white—that change colors over time.

Local beliefs hold that the lakes are the resting place of spirits, and offerings are made when the water changes color. Despite these beliefs, the crater lake is stunning, especially at sunrise. Witnessing the sunrise over Kelimutu Lake, at 1,639 meters above sea level, is truly a must.

Wologai Village 

Wologai is a 900-year-old traditional village located 37 km from Ende City in Detusoko, Ende Regency, at an altitude of 1,045 m. It is one of the few remaining traditional villages in Flores, preserving its ancestral customs and culture. Visitors must wear traditional Flores cloth and step on a stone at the village gate, a relic of the ancestors. The village is known for its stunning scenery and rich culture, making it a worthwhile destination.

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Day 8 Ende – Bali 

House Exile of Ir. Soekarno

On our final day in Flores, we visit The House of Exile of Ir. Soekarno. This house is in Ende, Flores, Indonesia, and is an important historical site. It is where Indonesia’s first president, Ir. Soekarno, was sent by the Dutch colonial government from 1934 to 1938. This time was key in shaping his ideas about Indonesia’s independence.

 The house is a simple wooden building near the coast in Ende. It has been turned into a museum that displays artifacts, photographs, and personal items belonging to Soekarno.

 The house shows Soekarno’s strength and commitment to Indonesian independence. It is a popular spot for tourists and serves as an educational site, offering insights into his life during exile and his role in the country’s fight for freedom.

Day 9 Bali 

After exploring Flores, on day 9, you will have a day break in Bali. You will stay one night at a hotel around Kuta and Jimbaran.

This day in Bali can be used to rest or if you want to take a walk to the beach, you can choose to go to Kuta, Jimbaran, Canggu, Seminyak, Uluwatu, Pandawa, or Padang-Padang beach.

There are plenty of options when you’re in the region.

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Day 10 Transfer to Ijen 

On day 10 of Indonesia 19-day Itinerary trip, you will cross to Banyuwangi via Gilimanuk Port by ferry to Ketapang Port. The trip will continue to the Banyuwangi area where you will spend the night before hiking to Ijen Crater.

Day 11 Ijen Tour 

On the eleventh day, you will hike to the Ijen Crater. A vehicle will pick you up from your hotel at midnight. Please pack your essentials in your backpack.

The hike to the Ijen Crater is tough. It takes about two hours to reach the lake, with steep parts along the way. The trail is clear, so you shouldn’t get lost in the dark.

If you want to see the blue fire, start your hike at midnight. If you want to see the sunrise at Lake Ijen, leave at 3:00 AM.

Make sure to be careful and have a guide when hiking to the crater. The descent can be steep and dark. It may take 30 minutes to 1.5 hours, depending on your group size and speed.

If you are lucky, you might see the blue fire. You can also enjoy the sunrise while you explore the crater.

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Day 12 Bromo Tour 

On day 12 of Indonesia 19-day itinerary, we will explore Mount Bromo. 

We will start our tour early, around 3 am, to catch the sunrise at Mount Bromo, one of Indonesia’s most famous sights. We will hike to the Penanjakan viewpoint. 

From there, you can see stunning sunrise views with Mount Bromo, Mount Batok, and Mount Semeru in the background.

After sunrise, we will head down to the Bromo caldera and climb to the top of the active crater. It takes a lot of stairs to reach the lip of the crater, but the effort is worth it for the beautiful view of the caldera.

Mount Bromo also has amazing views, especially with the wide expanse of sea sand around it.

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Day 13 Yogyakarta Temples Tour 

On day 13 of Indonesia 19-day itinerary trip, you will explore temples around Yogyakarta. Yogyakarta is known as a cultural and vibrant city. In this city, you will witness a blending of rich cultural heritage and historical significance. 

Prambanan

Prambanan Temple, Indonesia’s largest Hindu temple complex, stands in stark contrast to Borobudur. This magnificent structure, located about eighteen kilometers from Yogyakarta, is dedicated to the Trimurti, the Hindu trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.

The intricate reliefs adorning the temple walls depict scenes from the epic tales of the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Prambanan’s impressive architecture, featuring detailed and captivating carvings, is a sight. 

Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich Hindu culture through regular Ramayana ballet performances, a charming blend of dance, music, and drama.

Borobudur

Borobudur, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Central Java, Indonesia, is one of the world’s most iconic Buddhist monuments. This massive structure, built in the 8th and 9th centuries, is a testament to the ingenuity and artistry of ancient Javanese civilization.

The temple’s intricate design features nine stacked platforms, each representing a different level of enlightenment in Buddhist philosophy. The lower levels are adorned with bas-reliefs depicting scenes from the Buddha’s life and the Jataka tales, while the upper levels are home to hundreds of meditating Buddha statues. 

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Semarang

After finishing the temple tour, you will transfer to Semarang, the capital of Central Java, Indonesia. From there you will take a flight to Pangkalan Bun, Central Borneo to explore Tanjung Puting National Park. 

Semarang is a vibrant city known for its cultural diversity, historical landmarks, and bustling trade activity. It has a mix of colonial-era architecture, Chinese influences, and modern developments.

Day 14 Tanjung Puting Tour Day 1 

On day 14 of Indonesia 19-day Itinerary Trip, we will take you to Borneo, in the heart of tropical rain forest, in Tanjung Puting National Park. 

Tanjung Puting National Park in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia, is a vital conservation area for biodiversity and orangutan preservation. Established in 1982, it spans about 4,150 square kilometers (1,600 square miles) of coastal tropical heath and peat swamp forests, making it one of Southeast Asia’s largest protected areas.

Kumai 

Kumai is a lesser-known town in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia, serving as the gateway to Tanjung Puting National Park. Located about 30 kilometers from the regency capital, Pangkalan Bun, Kumai is your starting point for an adventurous klotok boat ride down the Sekonyer River to Tanjung Harapan camp.

Onboard the klotok boats, you’ll enjoy glamping with basic amenities while immersing yourself in nature. Along the riverbanks, you can witness diverse wildlife, and with some luck, you might even spot crocodiles in the waters.

Tanjung Harapan Camp 

Tanjung Harapan, located in Central Kalimantan’s Tanjung Puting National Park, serves as an entrance to the park and is known for ecotourism, particularly orangutan rehabilitation. Main activities include feeding orangutans, jungle trekking, bird watching, and visiting plant nurseries.

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Day 15 Tanjung Puting Tour Day 2 

On day 15, we will visit two feeding stations in Tanjung Puting National Park, which are Pondok Tanggui and Leakey Camp. 

 Pondok Tanggui

Pondok Tanggui is a prominent rehabilitation center in Tanjung Puting National Park, located in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. It serves as a feeding station and sanctuary for orangutans, particularly those being reintroduced to the wild after rehabilitation. Visitors can observe orangutans during their morning feeding sessions, typically held at 9:00 AM. 

Leakey Camp

Camp Leakey is a research and rehabilitation center for orangutans in Tanjung Puting National Park, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. Founded in 1971 by Dr. Biruté Galdikas, it provides a sanctuary for rescued orangutans and is important for studying their behavior. A main attraction for visitors is the daily afternoon feeding sessions, allowing close observation of orangutans interacting with their environment.

 Day 16 Tanjung Puting Tour Day 3 

On the sixteenth day of Indonesia 19-day itinerary trip, after visiting all main conservations, you will be back to Kumai by klotok. You will be transferred to Pangkalan Bun Airport to go to Bali and spend two free days enjoying Bali before you go home to your country. 

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Day 17 and 18 Bali 

These two days, you can go roaming around Bali. Since it is just two days, we suggest you go explore beaches in South Bali or you can go to Ubud. Ubud is not far from Jimbaran, Kuta, Seminyak, or Denpasar. 

In Ubud, you can visit Sacred Monkey Forest, Tegalalang Rice Terrace, and so many more. You can explore also Nusa Penida, Kintamani, Batur. But, if you want just stay relax, we suggest you to explore the beaches.  

Day 19 Departure

On the last day of the trip, after breakfast, we will drop you off at the Ngurah Rai International Airport and back to your country.  

Closing

Indonesia 19-day itinerary trip is a long journey. 19-day journey across Indonesia offers a perfect blend of adventure, cultural discovery, and natural beauty. From a beautiful pinky beach in Komodo National Park to the rainforest in central Borneo, all places give unique experiences. 

As you pack your bags for your trip, remember to enjoy every moment. You have a 19-day adventure ahead of you—let the beauty of the islands make a lasting impression on you and inspire your future travels. Have a safe journey! 

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