Holiday Homes & Baches in Indonesia

If you have chosen the vast and beautiful Asian continent for your holiday, Holidu recommends an unforgettable destination. Indonesia is a country that many tourists visit every year, for its rich culture, stunning natural beauty, and vibrant atmosphere. But besides this, you will also find many interesting attractions to discover, such as museums, monuments, theme parks, paradisiacal beaches, shopping malls, etc. And as if that wasn't enough, you can stay in the holiday homes available throughout the country, which have a very summery style, with lots of greenery and incredible views of nature. Finally, one of the biggest attractions is the location, as many of the holiday homes are just metres from the nearest beach.

If there's one thing you can be sure of, it's that the holiday homes in Indonesia are dreamy. With a modern structure that is still quite beachy and cosy, here you will be able to enjoy all the comforts that these accommodations have to offer. Firstly, you will have plenty of space, as the rooms are large, airy and well-lit. Another benefit is that they come fully equipped with everything you need, such as electrical appliances, brand-new furniture, air conditioning, internet connection and even television. And finally, many rentals have their own private swimming pools, perfect for taking a dip without having to go too far away.

There are many reasons to visit Indonesia, as it is a country that has conditioned itself to receive millions of travellers every year. Although its main source of income is oil exports and natural gas production, tourism is a major contributor to its economy. It is ideal for those who enjoy visiting exotic and culturally rich destinations, so you won't run out of places to explore. From its beautiful natural wonders, to its modern cities that blend with the traditional, its museums, and finally, its delicious food. One thing you should keep in mind is to wear the right clothes and footwear, as many of the attractions require walking, steps or uneven terrain.

Indonesia is quite a large country, so it can be intimidating to know how to get to your places of interest. But don't worry, there are plenty of ways to move around this destination, no matter what your budget or needs are. First, you can count on interisland and interstate flights, although be aware that due to unpredictable weather, departure times are often delayed. But you can always take other means of transport, in this case the cheapest being buses and minibuses, which you can take from various points and even buy tickets in advance. You can also make your trips by train, and these are usually more punctual and efficient than the buses, you just have to inform yourself well in advance about their routes and departure times. Finally, one of the most comfortable and convenient options is to rent a car; however, you will need to purchase a temporary tourist licence.

If you came to Indonesia with the desire to enjoy a few days at the beach, here is an incredible option. If you come to the popular province of Bali, beautiful Seminyak Beach is one of the best places to relax by the sea. It has white sands that stretch for approximately 1.8 miles, water that's perfect for diving and water sports, and a horizon that stretches on endlessly. Here you will have all the basic beach facilities such as sun loungers, umbrellas, toilets and restaurants very close to the shore. Although, during the day you can have a fun time, when it starts to get dark, the sunset becomes a spectacle not to be missed.

Of course you can't visit a place like Indonesia and not delve into its rich culture. One destination that always appeals to tourists is the beautiful Tua Pek Kong Temple, located in the city of Batam in the Riau Islands province. It is considered one of the oldest Buddhist temples in the entire city, occupying more than 650 square metres, and with a style inspired by Chinese architecture. Because of the latter, it is a building that attracts a lot of attention with its deep red walls and lanterns. Many devotees come from all over the world to witness the religious services that are still held here, as well as the daily worship.

If you can't stop shopping during your holidays, you'll find everything you need and more in this shopping centre. The Grand Indonesia Mall is one of the most popular shopping centres in the capital city of Jakarta. With over 200 amazing shops and more than 100 restaurants, and a film theatre, here you can spend a whole day having fun while looking for the best products. Among the brands you can find here are Adidas, Forever 21, a department store, Levi's, Stradivarius, Zara and Guess.

Another must-see if you are in Bali is this sanctuary dedicated to the conservation of the monkeys that live in this forest. It is considered sacred because it is a place based on the Buddhist philosophy of Tri Hita Karana, which means "Three paths to spiritual and physical well-being". So apart from being able to see and feed these fantastic animals, you will also learn, with the help of the tour guides, to fully connect with God's creation.

This is an incredibly popular water park in Bali. Spread over approximately 3.8 hectares, it comprises a wide variety of water attractions, from thrilling water slides, wave pools, children's areas and relaxation zones. Among the most fun rides are the constrictor slide, the lazy river, the pipeline, and the double twist, so don't miss out on a ride.

Now for a change of scenery and to experience breathtaking natural wonders, we have the Merapi Volcano. Located southeast of Jakarta in Central Java, this cone-shaped volcano is considered to be the most active in all of Indonesia. The smartest way to visit is to hire a guided tour that will take you directly to the permitted areas of the volcano. This is because the road is considerably long, so in addition to hiking, you will also have to travel by jeep.

Indonesian food is one of the most important components of Indonesian culture, so you can't leave without trying it. One of the best options to consider is Gabah Indonesian Cuisine, a restaurant that specializes in Indonesian cuisine in a modern yet traditional setting. Among the delicious dishes you can try here are Gado Gado, a famous Indonesian salad, Soto Ayam chicken soup, and the popular Kuih Kaca Mata cake and banana dessert.