Flights from Singapore to Indonesia

Discover Indonesia

Discover Indonesia

Why visit Indonesia?

Indonesia offers a rich mix of volcanic landscapes, tropical beaches, and layered cultures across more than 17,000 islands, from busy Jakarta to tranquil Bali.

What to expect

You can explore modern city life in Jakarta and Surabaya, cultural heartlands and rice terraces in Bali, and growing urban scenes in Medan, all framed by warm hospitality.

Plan your trip

Use Indonesia as both a beach escape and a base to explore wider Southeast Asia, with well-connected airports and a variety of domestic links between major islands.

Top experiences in Indonesia

Unwind on Bali’s beaches

Relax on the sands of Kuta, Seminyak, or Nusa Dua, then head inland to Ubud for greenery, galleries, and calm retreats.

Explore Jakarta’s city energy

Discover Jakarta’s museums, contemporary art spaces, and lively neighbourhoods, then pause at its cafés and rooftop viewpoints.

Heritage in Surabaya

Walk through Surabaya’s historic quarters and riverside areas, where colonial-era architecture and modern developments sit side by side.

Nature escapes near Medan

Use Medan as a gateway to highland scenery and crater lakes, with cool air, forests, and water views within a few hours’ journey.

Dive and snorkel in clear waters

Head from Bali or other islands to nearby reefs for snorkelling and diving, where calm seas and colourful marine life are easy to reach.

Discover Indonesia’s arts and crafts

Browse batik, wood carvings, textiles, and contemporary design pieces in boutiques and craft centres across Jakarta, Bali, and Java.

Sunset viewpoints and volcano vistas

Join sunrise or sunset trips to viewpoints around Bali or Java, where volcanic silhouettes and wide skies create memorable panoramas.

Experience Indonesia’s way of life

Getting around

Indonesia’s main cities and islands are linked by frequent domestic flights, with taxis, ride-hailing services, and private drivers common for local travel, while some areas also offer intercity buses and ferries.

Local life & culture

Daily life moves at different paces from Jakarta’s high-rise districts to Bali’s village ceremonies and Surabaya’s port heritage, with a strong emphasis on community, family, and warm welcomes to visitors.

Where to unwind

You can recharge on Bali’s beaches and hill retreats, in Medan’s nearby highlands, or in city green spaces and coastal promenades around Jakarta and Surabaya.

A taste of Indonesia

National dishes & specialties

You will find favourites such as nasi goreng, satay, rendang, and gado-gado across the country, with each region adding its own spices and cooking styles.

Casual & modern dining hubs

Jakarta and Surabaya offer lively food streets, malls, and cafés, while Bali and Medan mix local warungs with contemporary restaurants serving Indonesian and international flavours.

Signature & scenic dining

Enjoy clifftop and beachfront meals in Bali, skyline views in Jakarta, riverside venues in Surabaya, and hilltop escapes near Medan for meals with memorable backdrops.

Retail therapy in Indonesia

Malls & lifestyle hubs

Jakarta and Surabaya host expansive shopping malls with international brands, cinemas, and dining, while Bali and Medan blend modern centres with local boutiques.

Markets & local crafts

Seek out markets and craft villages in Bali, Jakarta, and Java for batik, textiles, wood carvings, and handmade souvenirs produced by local artisans.

Evening retail scene

Evenings bring lively shopping streets and late-opening malls in Jakarta and Surabaya, while Bali’s resort areas add night markets and boutique-lined lanes.

Best time to visit Indonesia

Indonesia has a tropical climate with relatively warm temperatures year-round. The dry season, generally from May to September, is the peak season, with many regions seeing average temperatures of around 27°C to 31°C (81°F to 88°F), clearer skies, and calmer seas that suit outdoor activities. The shoulder season covers April and October, when showers are more frequent but usually short, and temperatures hover near 26°C to 30°C (79°F to 86°F), offering a balance of fewer crowds and good conditions. The rainy season, typically November to March, is the low season, bringing heavier and more regular rain, higher humidity, and similar warm temperatures of about 25°C to 29°C (77°F to 84°F), with some islands experiencing choppier seas that can affect boat travel.

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