Cruises in Indonesia
Faraway Indonesia is one of the most exotic travel destinations. The fourth largest country in the world attracts guests with its unique nature reserves, pristine beaches, a sea of extraordinary beauty and cultural and historical sights. Located on the islands, the state can offer fascinating itineraries for cruises in Indonesia, because each island or region has a unique flavor, traditions and customs..
Capital chic
Cruises in Indonesia mostly start in Jakarta. The capital of the country is located on the northwestern coast of the island of Java, and its old center is under the patronage of UNESCO. Museums and colonial buildings, amusement parks and botanical gardens - a day in the capital of Indonesia flies by like an instant.
During the sea part of the trip, passengers of an ocean cruise ship feel like they are in one of the most expensive hotels in any capital of the world. The ship is equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable rest and entertainment for every taste. The cabins look like full-fledged hotel rooms, the restaurant menu is striking in its variety, and concert and dance halls, cinemas will not let you get bored during long passages from port to port.
Children on cruises in Indonesia are catered for and have a great time in the playrooms, while their parents can sunbathe by the pools on the upper deck, try their luck at the casino, or keep fit at the gym..
Gods and dragons
The most vivid impressions on cruises in Indonesia remain from visiting the islands of Bali and Komodo. The first is known among travelers not only as a great place for relaxation and a full beach holiday, but also as the Island of the Gods. It is said that several thousand temples were built in Bali, among which the Besakih Temple stands out. It is called the Mother of All Temples, and the slope of the volcano, where it rises, is one of the most picturesque places on the planet..
An excursion to the island of Komodo gives pleasure even to skeptics who have seen everything in the world. Real dragons are found here in Komodo National Park. Komodos monitor lizards are the largest lizards in the world and can reach three meters in length. A photo shoot in a national park with dragons, whose appearance has remained unchanged for tens of thousands of years, is an indispensable part of any cruise in Indonesia.
