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INDONESIATRAVEL GUIDE

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Indonesia is just a 6-hour flight from Sydney Airport and brings the excitement of South East Asia to Australia’s doorstep. With approximately 17,508 islands and 34 provinces, Indonesia is ethnically and environmentally diverse. Discover the different cultures, languages, foods, and terrains in this thriving and enchanting country.

OVERVIEW

INDONESIA

SeminyakExperience the

legendary sunsets and beaches on Bali’s west coast.

Kuta, Bali

Ubud Monkey Forest

Interact with monkeys at the nature reserve

and Hindu temple complex.

Bali

PrambananVisit the beautiful

10th century Hindu temple.

Central Java

Agung Rai Museum of Art

Explore the traditional buildings

and gardens that serve as a museum, gallery and cultural

centre.

Ubud

YogyartaAn historical

and cultural hub with silversmiths,

puppet makers and food vendors.

Java

Mount Bromo Ride a horse or

drive a jeep to the top of this volcano

and watch the sunrise over the National Park .

Bromo-Tengger-Semeru National

Park

LombokOffers crystal clear waters, mountains

and surf.

Nusa Tenggara

Komodo National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage site that is home to the largest

living lizards, Komodo Dragons.

East Nusa Tenggara

WHAT TO SEE

INDONESIA

Plaza IndonesiaCentrally located, this mall offers a wide, high-end

selection of stores.

Jakarta

FX MallThis upmarket mall

in the Senayan district features a 72m slide that travels down six

stories.

Jakarta

Ak’saraOffers a range of design, art

and architecture books, as well as magazines and

quirky homewares.

Jakarta

Perimeter ArtThis leading design store also doubles as an art gallery.

Jakarta

Flea MarketThis famous

Menteng market features woodcarvings,

furniture, textiles, and old vinyls.

Jakarta

Pasar SeniNot only can

you buy regional handicrafts, you can see many of

them being made.

North Jakarta

Biasa BaliA popular Bali-based designer

label.

Seminyak

Sukawati MarketBali’s most

distinguished and long standing art

market.

Bali

SHOPPING

INDONESIA

Bali is Indonesia’s smallest province, but one of its most popular tourist destinations. An island of its own, Bali is a tropical escape filled with resorts, beaches and natural wonders. Referred to as ‘The Island of the Gods’, Bali is known for its welcoming locals, great food, and unique Hindu culture. Perfect for honeymoons, couple’s escapes and family holidays, Bali will leave a lasting impression on you.

HIGHLIGHTS

Sanur7 km long white sand beach,

perfect for walking, hiking or simply relaxing.

SeminyakSeminyak is perfect for

an exotic getaway.

UbudEscape the beach crowds

and learn about Balinese art at the Museum of Fine Arts.

BALI

Known for its luxurious resorts, beaches and restaurants, Seminyak is perfect for an exotic getaway. Learn how to surf at the Rip Curl School of Surf and master the quiet waves at Seminyak beach. Visit Seminyak’s famous ‘Eat Street’, Jalan Laksmana, for a variety of restaurants including Morroccan favourite ‘Khaima’.

SEMINYAK

The coastal town of Sanur has developed a tourist following due to its 7 km-long white sand beach, perfect for walking, hiking or simply relaxing. Go kite-surfing at one of the many kite-surfing schools, visit the morning markets, or learn how to make traditional Indonesian dishes at Bamboo Shoots Cooking School.

Ubud is Bali’s cultural centre, located inland and home to about 30,000 people. Escape the beach crowds and learn about Balinese art at the Museum of Fine Arts. Explore lush gardens at the Ubud Botanical Gardens spread over more than 6 hectares. Visit the beautiful Ubud Palace to experience a touch of the Balinese Royal Family and perhaps even stay the night.

SANUR

UBUD

AUCKLANDACCOMMODATION

BALI

+623614792777

*Based on reviews

THE KAYON RESORT

Banjar Kepitu, Desa Tagalalan, Ubud, 80572

Review by TripAdvisor Traveller

Reviewedgeoffinstpete

From the reception, to the restau-rant and spa, from our drivers to the porters...the customer service was exceptional! We had fabulous stay at this fabulous resort. The room (with a pool!) was fabulous, the food exceed-ed all expectations and, again, I can't emphasize enough how amazing the customer service was! We will be back and would suggest to anyone that they should enjoy this bit of heaven :-)

8/01/2017

875

Tel:

+62361971777

*Based on reviews

VICEROY BALI

Jln. Lanyahan, Br. Nagi, Ubud, 80571


Reviewednellpapa

40th birthday and 10 year anniversa-ry meant we splashed out. This is a beatiful secluded hotel surrounded by rice paddies and views of the jungle. Close enough to ubud for shopping, restaurants and activities, but tucked away from the craziness when you want to rest.

Beautiful pool overlooking valley be-low, with very comfortable and private rooms with their own pools and inter-nal relaxation areas. The spa was small but very comfortable, and I...

8/01/2017

909

Tel:

*TripAdvisor ratings and reviews accurate as of January 2017

ACCOMMODATION

BALI

+62361973606

*Based on reviews

THE SAMAYA BALI UBUD

Banjar Baung, Desa Sayan, Ubud, 80571


Reviewedsealcoater

We choose to stay at this hotel after reading the many reviews of all the properties in Ubud and we choose well. We had a room with a plung pool that was excellent. Around the pool there are lounge chairs as well as a Niki Beach type of bed which was extremely comfortable and covered so you could keep out of the sun. The staff is first rate, there are occasional times that it is difficult to understand their English but they make up for it by the...

7/01/2017

1160

Tel:

+61411075415

*Based on reviews

AMORI VILLAS

Br. Dukuh, Pejeng Kawan, Ubud, 80552


ReviewedtonyW365JY

With curtains drawn back the Valley Suite had sweeping views of the valley down to the river and across, Difficult to get out of bed with that view. Great layout of the estate. Staff were amazing, helpful and respected our privacy. Regular shuttle van into Ubud invaluable. Great food for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Infinity swimming pool surreal looking across the valley.

Definitely will return to this paradise.

22/12/2016

439

Tel:


AUCKLANDWINE & DINE

BALI

+62 361 4792777

*Based on reviews

KUBU AT MANDAPA

Jalan Kedewatan, Mandapa, a Ritz-Carl-ton Reserve, Ubud, 80571


ReviewedVladLutsyk

Yes, it was unforgattable experience sitting in a private cocoon, surround-ed with the breathtaking views of the magical rain forest and Ayung river.At the start we got three compli-mentary amuse-touche courses from the cherf followed by 8 courses degus-tation set menu.The service was outstanding, the food was very creative and delicious, and we felt very special.It was really memorable and unforget-table dinner thanks to our generous daughter who...

7/01/2017

211

Tel:

+62 813-3855-6428

*Based on reviews

SWEET ORANGE WARUNG

Jalan Subak at Juuk Manis, Subak Juwuk Manis, Ubud, 80571


ReviewedSherrie L

Location - near Starbucks in Ubud centre but hidden in the rice field, ten mins walk to get in there through the little path Food - menu not so big but whatever on there are very fresh and tastyEnvironment- amazing situated in the middle of the rice fields. Can spend a whole afternoon just to sit there and read some books. Price - very cheap and reasonable

7/01/2017

195

Tel:


WINE & DINE

BALI

+62 812-7777-3000

*Based on reviews

BLANCO PAR MANDIF

Jl. Campuhan, Ubud, 80571


ReviewedAML_Pete

We came here for New Years and we're blown away by this place.

The restaurant is tiny, only 10 people all sitting up in a bar like setting over-looking the kitchen, although I believe they are expanding this next year to accommodate for larger numbers.

Everything was prepared to the high-est standard with more chefs in the kitchen than diners so it was a very personalised experience with the chef in charge of each dish personally

4/01/2017

323

Tel:

+62 361 4792479

*Based on reviews

MOKSA PLANT-BASED CUISINE & PERMACULTURE GARDENPuskesmas Ubud II, Gg. Damai, Ubud, 80571


ReviewedCarla_Rachel

Nice rural setting overlooking garden beds and lovely sunsets. The food is fresh and the idea of growing organic food to serve in the restaurant is com-mendable.We found the food combinations tasty but not outstanding. When you're paying 3 times the price of other veg-etarian restaurants/warungs in Ubud you expect something really special. Moksa is trying hard to create a niche dining experience but if the dishes do not create a feeling of satisfa...

7/01/2017

358

Tel:


The Indonesian territory of Kalimantan accounts for two-thirds of Borneo and is known for its natural rainforests, wildlife and exotic surrounds. For tourists, the attraction of unexplored jungles, mountains and forests is a major drawcard. Home to rare wildlife and plants, Kalimantan is full of discovery and wonder, perfect for adventurous couples or solo travellers.

HIGHLIGHTS

BontangKnown for its isolated

location and rare flora and fauna.

Derawan IslandKnown as one of the best diving spots in the world.

PontianakThe capital of West

Kalimantan.

BORNEO

Located in East Kalimantan, the Derawan Islands are pure tropical paradise. Known as one of the best diving spots in the world, a whole host of unique marine wildlife calls these waters home. Go on a tour to discover the unique and protected species of this area including whales, dolphins, dugongs, coconut crabs, and stingless jellyfish. Turtles are also one of the major endangered species found in relative abundance here. Try some ‘ikan bakar’ (grilled fish) with the locals and stay in a comfortable wooden guesthouse in the villages. Derawan Dive School provides diving opportunities around the island.

DERAWAN ISLAND

Located in East Kalimantan, Bontang is known for its isolated location, and rare flora and fauna. Discover the areas off the beaten track, and you’ll be rewarded with rare beauties such as the Kutai National Park. Only 45 minutes by speed boat from Bontang, Kutai National Park is home to many orang-utans and chimpanzees. Over 300 bird species and other unique animals also call this park home. Take a 4-day orang-utan tour here, created for adventurous types wanting to delve deep into the Borneo jungle.

Photo by Anis Eka

Pontianak is the capital of West Kalimantan and lies on the banks of Indonesia’s longest river, the Kapuas River. Take a cruise along the Kapuas River and cross the equator. Also visit the Equator Monument built in 1928 to indicate the exact location of the equator. Visit Mesjid Abdurrahman, an 18th century mosque, a long-standing example of Sumatran architecture. Kalbar Fantasia Theme Park is a family adventure park perfect for water rides and swimming pools.

Photo by Berryhehakaya, available under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license.

BONTANG

PONTIANAK

ACCOMMODATION

BORNEO

*Based on reviews

SWISS-BELHOTEL TARAKANJln. Mulawarman No. 15, Tarakan, East Kalimantan, 77111


ReviewedDianaria D

The staff was responsive and friendly. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The location is at the center of the city, easy access, not far from the airport. They have variety of great food with affordable price

28/11/2016

249

Tel:

*Based on reviews

NABUCCO ISLAND RESORT

Maratua Island, Berau District, East Kali-mantan, Central Kalimantan,


Reviewedbenjamingillet

Nabucco gathers everything you need for the perfect break: incredi-ble location out of the Maratua main island, fantastic bedrooms with direct access to the laguna, very friendly atmosphere among customers and staff. Add to that some of the best diving spots in the area with loads of turtles, mantas and colorful corals and you get the perfect holiday gem. Special thanks to Kathrin and Tarkan for the warm welcome and chats. Can't recommend more!Be...

6/12/2016

90

Tel:



BORNEO

*Based on reviews

ASTON PONTIANAK HOTEL & CONVENTION CENTERJl. Gajahmada 21, Pontianak, West Kalimantan, 78121


ReviewedFeRi Y

Come and visit Hotel Aston Pontianak.. You will find a beautiful place with exotic view.. there are swimming pool, gym center, and also dinasty Chinese Restaurant.. At this restaurant you can eat dim sum, steamboat and also another food.. hmm... yummy...😋

30/12/2016

321

Tel:

*Based on reviews

FAVEHOTEL MT. HARYONO

Jl. MT. Haryono no. 78, Daerah DAM, Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, 76114


Reviewednaomin230

So warm and so pink, i love the room, i love the colour of room. Yeah im pink lovers and absolutely the hotels and staff so cool. .. I will choose this hotels again to enjoyed my next holiday, my next travel and my next bussiness

4/01/2017

260

Tel:


WINE & DINE

BORNEO

+62 542 739439

*Based on reviews

OCEAN'S

Jln. Jendral Sudirman, Komplek Rukan Bandar Balikpapan Blok M 18, 76112


ReviewedNick J

Food was excellent, although I don't recommend lobster because for the price, the fresh fish would be more sat-isfying as well as cheaper. The place is clean and staff were friendly. We found a hair in the lobster, which wasn't a huge deal but my girlfriend wasn't pleased. When we notified the waiter (just to make them aware) he kind of just laughed. I would still go back and try other fresh fish items. For Balikpa-pan, the beer was cheap, 60K for ...

5/01/2017

454

Tel:

+62 542 764367

*Based on reviews

DANDITO

Jl. Marsma R. Iswahyudi RT 56 no. 71, Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, 76114


ReviewedMaria Mayella V

I had been living in Balikpapan for a year and had tasted similar restaurants. But none of them defeated Dandito! My personal favourite was Kepiting Soka. So tasty. If you ever came to Balikpapan, you should try Dandito.

30/12/2016

381

Tel:


AUCKLANDWINE & DINE

BORNEO

+62 561 761118

*Based on reviews

CHINESE DYNASTY RESTAURANTJl. Gajahmada no. 21, Aston Pontianak Hotel & Convention Center, 78121


Reviewedwiwi83

It's holiday n stuck in town? Aston pontianak may be a great choice.. Having fun and swimming with kiddos n continue with having dimsum at chinese dynasty restaurant at Aston pontianak. My kids really enjoyed the dimsum. Its great

26/12/2016

45

Tel:

+62 813-4514-8282

*Based on reviews

ICE CREAM ANGI

Jln. Karel Satsuit Tubun no. 8, Pontianak, West Kalimantan, 78121


ReviewedKalim B

Known as Petrus Ice Cream (since located across St Petrus/Peter school)I love it..specially brown sticky rice and green tea flavour.You can enjoy other local snacks and beef meat balls if you need "heavier" option.You can have it packed if you want bring outside pontianak.It can last 6-10 hrs not melting

4/01/2017

151

Tel:


The island of Lombok is more secluded than Bali and offers numerous beachside and water activities. Pristine and secluded beaches, volcanoes, steep mountains, hawkers, jungles, temples and villages, Lombok is a varied landscape suitable for couples and solo travellers. Visit ancient temples or go surfing or diving, the options are endless and you won’t have to fight for a spot on the beach!

HIGHLIGHTS

Gili IslandsThe perfect island lifestyle with no traffic or crowds.

Mount Rinjani National Park

The second highest peak in Indonesia.

Senggigi BeachOne of the more highly developed tourist areas of

Lombok.

LOMBOK

Near the northwest corner of Lombok, the Gili Islands offer the perfect island lifestyle with no traffic or crowds. Known as the turtle capital of the world, snorkelling and marine life exploration is one of the major attractions. Take a day or night dive at ‘Shark Point’, watch the sunsets over Mt Agung volcano, or stay at a luxury private villa and escape reality completely. Idyllic coral islands, the Gili Islands are a hidden gem of the many Indonesian islands.

GILI ISLANDS

Senggigi Beach is one of the more highly-developed tourist areas of Lombok and offers fine dining, nightlife and safe beaches. Go wind surfing, sea kayaking or parasailing along this quiet stretch of coast. Take a beautiful scenic walk to the historic Batu Bolong Temple, a Hindu temple perfect for viewing the stunning sunsets across Lombok. Go to local institution ‘Happy Café’ for a meal and nightly live entertainment.

SENGGIGI BEACH

At 3,726m high, Mount Rinjani is the second tallest peak in Indonesia and a truly marvellous sight to view and explore. An active volcano lies in a large crater lake and hot springs are located north of the lake. While serious trekkers can take on Mount Rinjani (quite a significant feat), less adventurous tourists can explore the three famous caves, popular for meditation. Discover the hot springs and taste the unique local strawberry plant.

MOUNT RINJANI

NATIONAL PARK


LOMBOK

+623706622926

*Based on reviews

THE LOMBOK LODGE

Jl. Oberoi, Desa Medana - TanjungTanjung, West Nusa Tenggara, 83352


ReviewedPeter C

I cannot find sufficient superlatives for the Lombok Lodge.The common areas are beautiful, rooms exquisite, staff fantastic and the food a culinary delight that would grace any Michelin restaurant.Basically that's it in a nutshell!Our suite, Tiga was spacious and fully equipped with every amenity one requires.The pool area and gardens in general are beautifully maintained.Staff are a delight and nothing is too much trouble.

8/01/2017

758

Tel:

+623706138444

*Based on reviews

THE OBEROI, LOMBOK

Medana Beach, Tanjung, West Nusa Tenggara, 83352


Reviewedleanneinsydney

We had a wonderful last minute stay The Oberoi for a couple of nights to celebrate the new year and wow - we have never experienced luxury like this.

The resort is absolutely exquisite and the service is impeccable. The bed-room was enormous and every detail was immaculate.

The staff are polished and all strive for excellence with passion. The Gener-al Manager, Imran, shows absolute dedication.

7/01/2017

693

Tel:


ACCOMMODATION

LOMBOK

*Based on reviews

HOTEL TUGU LOMBOK

Sigar Pejalin, Tanjung, Sire Beach, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, 83352


ReviewedTania A

I don't usually take the time to write reviews, but this place was so impres-sive that I felt I should. The hospitality here was better than any other 5* hotel I have visited. The people are friendly in a really genuine way, and the hotel just has a charm about it that is incomparable to anywhere else I have stayed. It's not something that can be bought, it just has a story to tell and it's authentic and you kind of feel like you are part of the s...

6/01/2017

851

Tel:

*Based on reviews

PURI MAS BOUTIQUE RESORT & SPAJl. Raya Lombok, Mangsit, West Nusa Tenggara, 83355


ReviewedKrystianoM

We went for a last week in December.

When you arrive (1 hour drive from the airport) you are treated like a God!

Prices: hotel is a bit expensive 500 aud per night but you know what you pay for.

Garden is maintained daily, when we had issue with aircon it was fixed in 30 mins.

7/01/2017

1043

Tel:


WINE & DINE

LOMBOK

+62 819-9911-3026

*Based on reviews

EL BAZAR CAFE & RESTAURANTJl. Raya Kuta 5, Intersection with Jl. Mawun, Kuta, West Nusa Tenggara, 83573


ReviewedTroy K

Amidst the warungs, burgers and wood fired pizzas this Mediterranean restaurant truly stands out. Ate here for a business lunch after touring Kuta. Our party of four found the staff very friendly, proud of their products, and accommodating.

The management is really doing something special as we felt the pride of ownership each staff member has must be ingrained through some rigor-ous process.

7/01/2017

718

Tel:

+62 819-1724-3808

*Based on reviews

CASA VINTAGE BEACH

Sunset Side, Front Rd, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara,


ReviewedKali B

Easily my favourite restaurant on the island! Food is outstanding on all levels (taste, price and hygiene), staff are lovely and the sunset location right on the beach can't be beat. Music sets a wonderful ambience, along with the bonfire and it's a great place to end the day. Enjoy!

8/01/2017

731

Tel:


WINE & DINE

LOMBOK

+62 878-6415-2100

*Based on reviews

PACHAMAMA ORGANIC CAFEJl. Svea, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara,


ReviewedHelenSmedley

As a vegan I was really pleased to get a cappuccino made with cashew milk on this island, in very comfortable surroundings too.

4/01/2017

202

Tel:

+62 823-4137-0745

*Based on reviews

RUBY'S CAFE

Jl. Scallywags Mango Retreat, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara,


ReviewedKIRSTEN H

We visited Ruby's twice during our 6 night stay on Gili Air. Both times we were greeted with the typical Balinese smile. Service here is more efficient than at other places on the island and the owner does a good job of making sure guests have a good experience.

Nice fresh juices and smoothies and homemade food.

We had the jalepeno poppers to start, followed by Indonesian dishes which had clearly been freshly prepared.

3/01/2017

437

Tel:


Sulawesi Island is located between Borneo and the Maluku Islands, and offers a magnificent array of natural attractions. The island is known for its unusual shape and the numerous active volcanoes that form its unique landscape. An island less travelled, it is a popular destination for more adventurous tourists or those wishing to escape the beach crowds of Bali and see first-hand traditional art, pottery, dances, and natural tropics.

HIGHLIGHTS

Bunaken Sea GardenOne of the top ten

snorkelling sites in the world.

MakassarHome to over 1 million

people and many different

languages and ethnicities.

SULAWESI ISLAND

Makassar is the largest city on Sulawesi Island and is home to over 1 million people, and many different languages and ethnicities. Go to Somba Opu Street for souvenirs and traditional fares. Explore the ancient Chinese temples at Jl. Serui and Jl. Sulawesi Streets. Make the journey to nearby Samalona Island for a beautiful diving spot or to the Trans Studio World Indoor Theme Park for family fun. The Bugis Water Park is one of the largest of its kind in Indonesia and a great escape from the heat.

MAKASSAR

Visit the huge, fascinating Marine national park, one of the top ten snorkelling sites in the world. Over 13 living reefs are just waiting to be explored, along with 3,000 species of fish. There are over 20 different dive spots which suit all types of divers, from beginner to professional. For a relaxing stay in the area the Bunaken Sea Garden Resort is right in the middle of the national park, and can help you arrange tours and day trips.

BUNAKEN SEA GARDEN


SULAWESI ISLAND

+628114300641

*Based on reviews

SILADEN RESORT & SPA

Bunaken Marine Park, Manado, North Sulawesi,Siladen Island, 95011


Reviewedjack p

Everything about this place was first class, the diving, boats, rooms, food was exceptional. A little larger than we thought, can handle up to 40 guests, but apparently it is not always that full, there was a dive group.Service exceptional, good large boats for diving with sun areas, shaded areas, padded seats and on board "head". Dive sites were only 15-25 minutes away. Walls, slopes, some much and rubble for variety. Big stuff and macro.

24/11/2016

447

Tel:

+6285100503139

*Based on reviews

LEMBEH RESORT

North Lembeh, Bitung, North Sulawesi, 95500


ReviewedDarrenlikes2travel

When you land in Manado, they pick you up and drive one to one and a half hours to the other coast, then you take a 15 boat ride to the resort. Wow was I ever impress with the place. The rooms are clean and spacious with a great view, the food was okay to good but not great. The staff are very nice and friendly but the diving there was AMAZING! We saw a hairy frog fish fishing for dinner and way too many other creatures.

7/01/2017

577

Tel:


ACCOMMODATION

SULAWESI ISLAND

+628124756661

*Based on reviews

NAD-LEMBEH RESORT

PO Box 49, Bitung, North Sulawesi, 95500


ReviewedSharon A

My room was well situated, only a few steps away from the camera room and dining room,I could not have wished for more.The guys on the boats and the dive guides were very caring and looked after me extremely well, warm towels and coffee just how I like it was ready as soon as I exited the water .My comfort and safety appeared to be the top priority.In fact all the resort staff made me feel special .

19/12/2016

215

Tel:

+18889563542

*Based on reviews

MELIA MAKASSAR

Jl. Andi Mappanyukki no. 17, Makassar, South Sulawesi, 90125


Reviewedsonnyj2017

The hotel is brand new in Makassar, clean room and nice comfortable bed-ding, everything new and you get free minibar consumption. The interior itself is pretty impressive and its nice to look at from its high ceiling to backdrop is nice. However entry from the road to the hotel is rather steep for a taxi to enter.

4/01/2017

116

Tel:


AUCKLANDWINE & DINE

SULAWESI ISLAND

04113630884

*Based on reviews

COTO NUSANTARA

Jln. Dr Ratulangi No. 35, Makassar, South Sulawesi, 90132


ReviewedWinnie E

We had coto Makassar at 3 different places and this is the best. Maybe also because we learnt to eat it already so we were prepared to add some salt and sambal. My daughter doesn' t like to try out new things/places, so I would usually share a portion with her and here they were so nice to give us an extra bowl with the broth (without the meat)!!

28/12/2016

245

Tel:

0411444123

*Based on reviews

PALLU BASA SERIGALA

Jl. Serigala no. 54, Makassar, South Sulawesi,


Reviewedmugia j

Pallu Basa is a local food in makassar, served in small bowl and white rice, one portion isn't enough when you eat here. Place kinda hot and not all the fan works.

25/12/2016

187

Tel:


WINE & DINE

SULAWESI ISLAND

+62 411 3610523

*Based on reviews

R.M. NELAYAN

Jln. Ali Malaka 25, Makassar, South Sulawesi, 90112


ReviewedGus D

Overall ok , i came for lunch with family. It takes time about 30 minutes receive our order. Seafood fresh. Park-ing 7 is tight. My suggest double check for bills because during my visit there is a bit deficiency.

6/01/2017

159

Tel:

+62 411 444123

*Based on reviews

RUMAH MAKAN SEAFOOD APONGPannakukang Jln. Boulevard 52, Makassar, South Sulawesi, 90231


Reviewedwiwiafrina

I've been here several times during my duty trips to Makassar. Clean restau-rant who served good taste seafood menus.

23/12/2016

177

Tel:


The island of Sumatra is in western Indonesia and home to over 50 million people. Mountains, volcanoes, rivers, mangroves, and swamps all combine to make Sumatra a stinning wilderness waiting to be discovered. Sumatra is often referred to as ‘The Africa of Asia’ due to its abundant natural attractions.

HIGHLIGHTS

AcehHome to many beaches, national parks and the

Orang-utan Rehabilitation Centre.

Lake TobaOften referred to as

one of the world’s best natural wonders.

Lampuuk and Lhoknga BeachesQuiet and perfect

for surfing and swimming.

SUMATRA

Located in central Sumatra, Lake Toba is 100 km long and 30 km wide and described as not only a lake, but a ‘super volcano.’ Often referred to as one of the world’s best natural wonders, Lake Toba is more like an ocean, perfect for reflection and relaxation. Hike, swim or sail the lake, or explore the island of Samosir in the middle of the lake complete with waterfalls and water buffalo. Enjoy local Batak hospitality or sample the local palm wine.

LAKE TOBA

Aceh is home to many beaches, national parks and the Orang-utan Rehabilitation Centre (one of the largest of its kind). Take a trek to Lhok Mata-le Bay, surrounded by rainforests. Visit the Central Pasar for unique market stalls, or take an emotional trip to the Tsunami Museum and the ‘Thanks to the World’ tsunami monument.

17 km from the township of Banda Aceh lie the beautiful beaches of Lampuuk and Lhoknga. Both beaches are quiet and perfect for surfing and swimming. Fresh fish barbecues are one of the highlights of the beaches, where the fish are fresh and plentiful. Explore the cliffs near Lampuuk where you’ll find a beautiful tropical forest. Lhoknga beach is perfect for exploring great local street food.

Photo by Vanina W, available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 2.0 Generic license.

ACEH

LAMPUUK AND LHOKNGA BEACHES

ACCOMMODATION

SUMATRA

+6281360255001

*Based on reviews

ECOTRAVEL COTTAGES BUKIT LAWANGJl. Besar Orangutan 10 / Bukit Lawang / Bohorok, North Sumatra, 20774


ReviewedTara K

The EcoTravel Cottages are one of the cleanest and nicest places we've stayed in Indonesia. The staff is really doing a great job maintaining the cot-tages. The towels and bed sheets were always clean and smelling lovely. Everyone there is always smiling and making conversation. We felt like home. Really. And the breakfast was delicious! The view even better. We could see some monkeys and hornbill birds right from our breakfast table in the morn...

19/12/2016

128

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+6281360255001

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FREDDIES SANTAI SUMURTIGAJl Bahagia, Sabang, Aceh, 23521


ReviewedSamy G

We stayed at Freddies for 10 days and it was absolutely amazing.The bungalow was clean and cosy and the sea view without words.The staff is very friendly,the bunga-low hast been cleaned every day and theres free water,tea and coffee! What else could you want for that reasonable price?Freddie is a lovely host and an amaz-ing cook.He s trying to take care of every single guest and his personal needs. We felt "at home " from the first moment wie...

5/01/2017

459

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SUMATRA

+6281362999942

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JW MARRIOTT HOTEL MEDANJln. Putri Hijau no. 10, Medan, North Sumatra, 20111


ReviewedIvanaHalim

I have a pleasant stay during my stay-cation at JW Marriott Medan.. A warm welcome from DM-Susi and escorted to Executive Lounge by a friendly male GRO (forgot his name-my bad) since we had to wait for the late check-in.Thank you, Bu Susi for corcening our late check-in as you know our baby gonna sleep at that time.

During breakfast, Ridho was the only one who paid us attention by offering us coffee or tea, as we were sitting quite far from the ...

8/01/2017

852

Tel:

+62617032967

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HOTEL DELI RIVER

Jalan Raya Namorambe 129, Medan, North Sumatra, 20356


Reviewedemmanich1

We have just spent New Year at the Deli River in a last minute three-night break from Singapore. It was our second trip to Sumatra, having been to lake Toba in '92 with our baby daughter. And we were not disappointed!!

Dirk and Diana couldn't have been more welcoming and Dirk even per-suaded us to go on the Hash, hiking through the jungle, lots of muddy climbs and laughs.

4/01/2017

262

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WINE & DINE

SUMATRA

+62 61 4529944

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MACEHAT COFFEE

Jln. Karo no. 20, Medan, North Sumatra, 20112


Reviewedrwintour

Been here once. The waitress provides the menu and all in menu not modifi-able; not very stiff service. But good enough may be for Medan city.

15/12/2016

233

Tel:

+62 61 4538217

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BOLU MERANTI

Jalan Kruing No. 2K, Medan, North Sumatra, 20211


ReviewedAndersend27

This is one of the most favourites cakes in medan..A lot of people that visit medan ,come and buy this cakes.. really recommend-ed for the cheese roll cakes.

22/12/2016

472

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AUCKLANDWINE & DINE

SUMATRA

+62 819-859-540

*Based on reviews

DURIAN UCOK

Jl Iskandar Muda, alamat baru: Jl. KH. Wahid Hasyim, Medan, North Sumatra,


ReviewedHandoko E

Expensive but worth it... you can exchage the durian if you didn't like the taste..during durian season it will be cheaper and lots of people will be around and it sold out quick..

5/01/2017

446

Tel:

+62 61 4501192

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NELAYAN RESTAURANT

Jl. K. H. Zainul Arifin No. 7, Sun Plaza 3rd Fl C No. 38-41, Medan, North Sumatra,


Reviewedbloodybigaussie

There seems to be a few different styles of the Nelayan group but all I have eaten at have been good although a little expensive is my thought. I noticed it looks like they are now doing Pizza at Medan Fair but does not look very appealing to me.

20/12/2016

232

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• Swimsuit - Take advantage of the warm weather in Bali.• Money pouch - An essential at the markets!

PACKING ESSENTIALS

INFORMATION

TRAVEL TIPS

• Plan your visit to Sydney Airport by doing some research on the airport and your terminal, whether it be T1, T2 or T3.

• Check the security regulations in relation to what you can and cannot take through the security screening point and onto an aircraft, including prohibited items, dangerous goods, and liquids, aerosols, and gels (LAGs).

• Check your baggage allowance with your airline.

• Use the directional signage at the terminal to ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey through the airport.

• Ensure that your driver’s licence can be used in your country of destination or that you have organised an international driver’s licence.

• If you have not already purchased travel insurance along with your ticket, you can purchase it at Sydney Airport at the Last Chance Travel Insurance located in the International Terminal (T1) after Customs. Alternatively, purchase insurance at any Travelex outlet or the Australia Post Shop at International Terminal (T1) located before Customs, near check-in counter J. GET TO THE AIRPORT

• Make sure you have plenty of time ahead of check-in. If you are unsure as to when you should arrive at the airport, contact your airline directly.

GET READY FOR BOARDING• Security screening – whether your

destination is within Australia or overseas, allow sufficient time to proceed through security screening.

• Australian Customs and Border Protection Service – allow sufficient time to proceed through Customs and Border Protection.

• Passports - must be valid for a minimum of six months ahead of your departing date for most countries. We strongly recommend you verify exact requirements with your airline.

• Boarding passes - issued at the airline check-in counter upon presentation of your ticket reservation (printed e-ticket) or booking confirmation number along with your valid passport.

• Immigration cards - available before you enter Customs and Border Protection. The cards must be filled out and presented to the Customs and Border Protection Officer along with your passport and boarding pass.

• Find your departing gate using display screens. These screens are available in the airline check-in area and at each departure gate. RELAX

• At Sydney airport, you have plenty of options to shop while you are waiting to board your flight. Remember that all duty free purchases must be finalised 20 minutes before your flight departs.

INFORMATION

DISTANCE FROM SYDNEY5,342km

WHEN TO GOMay-September (dry season)

TIME ZONEUTC+8

LANGUAGEIndonesian

CURRENCYIndonesian rupiah

WEATHERTropical weather year round : 22°- 33° Celsius

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