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Natural and Manmade Wonders


With 17,000 islands, a wealth of natural and manmade wonders, dense jungles and exquisite beaches, an Indonesia holiday is certainly an unforgettable one. Specialist tour operator iExplore offers three different trips in the region including iExplore Indonesia, East Java and Bali and the East Indies Sea Trek. Visit Borobudur, one of the best-preserved ancient monuments in the world and a World Wonder Heritage, witness orangutans and Komodo Dragons, the temples of Java and the wild wilderness of Borneo, trekking deep into the jungle. Go sailing on the East Indies Sea Trek or discover the beaches and interior of the beautiful island of Bali on the East Java and Bali tour.

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