All-inclusive holidays in Indonesia

Say Bali and paradise comes to mind! Tee off amid bougainvillea, swim in tranquil waters off a fine, sandy beach, enjoy Balinese cuisine, and have peace of mind knowing children are welcome from 4 months old. Paradise indeed!

A former pirate refuge, Club Med Bintan Island welcomes families in a haven of luxurious tranquillity, with beautiful white sand beaches and magnificent tropical parks, not to mention one of the best golf courses in Asia.

Home to some of the world’s most beloved holiday spots, Indonesia boasts tropical beaches, jungle temples and glittering urban metropolises. So, whether you’re relaxing with your family on an all-inclusive holiday in a Balinese beach villa or enjoying the luxury roof bars of Jakarta, Indonesia promises to be an unforgettable experience.

A myriad of wonders awaits you on your Indonesian family holiday. Swim with sea turtles off the coast of your island resort, see komodo dragons at Komodo Park, or meet the famous orangutans at the Tanjung Puting National Park. While you take in the fabulous landscapes, make sure you visit one of the country’s historic temples and enjoy a traditional performance by Balinese dancers.

There’s no shortage of fun activities to try across Indonesia’s thousand islands. Enjoy gorgeous beaches, take surf lessons, or get up close to a living volcano. The island of Bali is great for family-friendly holidays with everything from beachside activities like swimming, surfing and snorkelling to inland adventures like zip-lining, forest walks and even strawberry picking.

Indonesia is the ultimate tropical destination, whether you’re hoping to take on adventures like surfing, snorkelling and rock climbing or just want to relax on the beach. So what’s the best time of year to take your Indonesia holidays?

Throughout most of Indonesia, the period from November to March is the wet season or monsoon season and April to October is the dry season, although it varies a bit from place to place. In general, temperatures remain between 21˚C and 33˚C all year round. The peak tourist season is from late June until mid-September, so if you want to visit during these months you’ll need to make your bookings well in advance.

Keep in mind that while the monsoon season may make it difficult to reach certain islands or undertake activities like swimming and snorkelling, it can be a good time to visit if you’re planning to venture into the highlands or explore some of Indonesia’s amazing temples.