Indonesia

Made up of thousands of different islands, and home to hundreds of different cultures, there’s plenty to discover on the vast archipelago of Indonesia, located in the Indian Ocean. The flora and fauna varies greatly from island to island and the landscapes are also diverse, with tropical rainforests and jungles, more than 400 volcanoes, snow-capped mountains, lush green rice terraces and tropical beaches.
While some parts of Indonesia have fallen prey to mainstream tourism, there are a number of eco-tourism initiatives in less-populated areas which aim to conserve the beautiful natural environment.

Udayana Eco Lodge

Bali

Udayana Eco Lodge is set high up in the Jimbaran hills in a conservation area for birds and butterflies with a beautiful view over Bali, Indonesia.
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Bajo Komodo Eco Lodge

Flores

Bajo Komodo Eco Lodge, Indonesia, is situated on the beach and has a view out to the Komodo Islands from the upstairs restaurant.
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Rimba Orangutan Eco Lodge

Kalimantan

Rimba Orangutan Eco Lodge, Indonesia, is a forest lodge on the Sekonyer River and a great base from which to see nine primate species including the endangered orangutan and proboscis monkeys.
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Satwa Sumatra Elephant Eco Lodge

SATWA Way Kambas

The Satwa Sumatra Elephant Eco Lodge, Indonesia, is just 500 meters away from the entrance of Way Kambas National Park in Sumatra.
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Puri Lumbung Cottages

Munduk

Puri Lumbung Cottages, Indonesia, has been created from several disused lumbungs averaging 80 years old, which were adapted into simple but charming eco-friendly accommodation.
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Sarinbuana Eco Lodge

Mount Batukaru, Bali

At this eco-lodge, situated at 700m on the slopes of Mount Batukaru in central Bali, you will be surrounded by a lush tropical “food forest” of organically grown cacao, coffee, vanilla and jungle fruits.
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