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Unique Organic Farm House - Indonesia
9.6 175 reviews
Indonesia
06/07 – 12/07
₹2514/nighttotal: ₹15084 (6 )

Unique Organic Farm House

1 2
gîte , Sikur
This Sikur cottage is situated in East Lombok, 7km north of Tetebatu, offering unparalleled access to Rinjani National Park.
The self-catering property sleeps two, boasting a queen-size bed, outdoor shower, compost toilet, basic kitchen, private yoga deck, and access to an organic farm.
Fresh Deluxe Couple Villa Umalas Free Apt Pickup - Indonesia
9.8 42 reviews
Indonesia
13/07 – 19/07
₹9841/nighttotal: ₹59046 (6 )

Fresh Deluxe Couple Villa Umalas Free Apt Pickup

1 2
house , Kuta Utara
AYUR Bali Villas offers a modern minimalist and Mediterranean style dwelling in Umalas, a district between Seminyak and Canggu, located a short drive from popular beaches and beach clubs, and within walking distance of Umalas cafes and eateries. This one-bedroom, one-bathroom villa accommodates two guests and features a private plunge pool, a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, freezer, microwave oven, and dishwasher, air conditioning, high-speed WiFi, and a garden, with optional services such as in-villa spa massages, BBQ setup, and tour arrangements.
Vintage Room 1 In Joglo House By Penggemarlawas - Indonesia
9.0 2 reviews
Indonesia
29/08 – 29/09
₹1544/nighttotal: ₹47864 (31 )

Vintage Room 1 In Joglo House By Penggemarlawas

1 1
house , Kamparganya
Vintage Room 1, a self-catering apartment in Kamparganya, is conveniently located approximately 40-47 kilometres from attractions such as Ragunan Zoo, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, and Pondok Indah Mall.
This one-bedroom property sleeps three guests and features a private garden, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and on-site parking.
Elshaka Homestay - Indonesia
Indonesia
13/07 – 19/07
₹3143/nighttotal: ₹18858 (6 )

Elshaka Homestay

1 2
house , Mantaak
This holiday home is located in a quiet district of Mantaak, offering easy access to local attractions without the noise of busy areas.
This 90 square meter cottage provides a 1-bedroom layout for up to 19 guests, featuring complimentary high-speed WiFi, a fully equipped kitchen, and free private parking.

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Frequently asked questions about cottages in Indonesia

  • What are the top must-see attractions in Indonesia?

    Indonesia boasts incredible diversity! For natural beauty, you absolutely have to see Borobudur Temple, a magnificent 9th-century Buddhist temple in Java, and the stunning rice terraces of Ubud in Bali. Komodo National Park, home to the famous Komodo dragons, is another must-see, offering incredible diving and trekking opportunities. If you're interested in volcanoes, Mount Bromo's sunrise is legendary, and the Ijen Crater's blue flames are a unique spectacle.
  • Are there any regional or international airports in Indonesia?

    Yes, Indonesia has a comprehensive network of airports. Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK) in Jakarta is the main international hub, but many other airports serve both domestic and international flights, including Denpasar Airport (DPS) in Bali, which is a major gateway for tourists, and Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) which is Bali's main airport. Smaller regional airports connect various islands, making it easy to explore the archipelago.
  • What part of Indonesia is a good destination to rent a cottage?

    Bali offers a wide variety of cottages, from simple stays in Ubud's rice paddies to luxurious villas near the coast. Areas like Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan, just off Bali, also have charming cottages with stunning ocean views. For a more secluded experience, consider exploring cottages on the islands of Java or Lombok, though availability might be more limited.
  • What is the currency of Indonesia?

    The Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) is the currency.
  • Is it a good idea to rely on a car when visiting Indonesia?

    Driving in Indonesia can be challenging due to traffic and varying road conditions, especially outside major cities. While renting a car can be convenient for exploring certain areas, it's often easier and safer to use ride-hailing apps like Gojek or Grab in urban areas, or to utilise local transport options such as buses and ferries between islands. Consider your comfort level with driving in busy, unfamiliar environments before deciding.
  • Where should you base yourself for a week in Indonesia?

    It depends on your interests! For a balance of culture, nature, and relaxation, Bali is an excellent choice. A week in Ubud allows you to explore the rice paddies, temples, and art scene, while also enjoying easy access to beaches. Alternatively, focusing on Java could allow you to explore Yogyakarta and its surrounding temples, including Borobudur and Prambanan.
  • Where in Indonesia do travellers go for the most favourable weather?

    Indonesia's weather varies greatly by region and season. Bali generally has a tropical climate with relatively consistent temperatures year-round, although the rainy season (typically November to April) can bring heavy downpours. For drier conditions, consider visiting during the dry season (May to October). Other islands such as Lombok and Nusa Tenggara also offer good weather during this period.
  • Which areas in Indonesia offer the best weekend experience?

    For a quick getaway, Bali is easily accessible and offers a range of experiences. Ubud is perfect for exploring temples and rice paddies, while Seminyak and Canggu provide vibrant beach life. Yogyakarta on Java also offers a rich cultural experience with easy access to Borobudur and Prambanan temples, making for a fulfilling weekend.
  • Are there any unique festivals in Indonesia worth attending?

    Yes! Nyepi, the Balinese Day of Silence, is a unique and spiritual experience, although it involves limited activity. Galungan and Kuningan are significant Hindu festivals in Bali, involving elaborate ceremonies and decorations. You might also find local festivals celebrating harvests or religious events throughout the archipelago; checking local event listings closer to your travel dates would be advisable.

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