Indonesia Is Open: Adventure Travel Expert Shares Top Indonesia “must-do’s”
To Celebrate Easing Of Nation’s Travel Restrictions.
Indonesia set to implement changes to entry requirements including PCR-RT tests being dropped for those considered fully vaccinated
Travel expert, WeRoad co-founder Erika De Santi shares top tips, where to go and what to do
Sunrise on Mount Bromo, Snorkelling for underwater sculptures in Gili and a trip to the Ubud Monkey Forest on experts’ Indonesia bucket list
Group adventure travel company WeRoad offers unparalleled group adventure holidays for solo travellers including unique ‘Travel Coordinators’ to lead each group
For anyone planning on traveling for Easter or a spring adventure, April 2022 continues to be one of the best months to travel globally with the pandemic threat remaining low and entry requirements becoming more lenient.
One popular travel destination to become even more accessible to tourists is the world’s largest island country, Indonesia, where further visa-on-arrival and on arrival PCR-RT changes are expected. The changes would mean that visitors with visa-on-arrival can arrive at seven airports, including Jakarta, and the on-arrival PCR-RT test no longer necessary for those considered fully vaccinated.
A Southeast Asian gem that is a favourite destination for those who love nature, surf and culture, Indonesia truly is an incredible multi-faceted country. So, with its travel restrictions set to be eased even further in early April, Erika De Santi, co-founder of group adventure travel company WeRoad, has shared her top travel tips on where to go and what to see in the world’s largest island country.
TOP INDONESIA MUST-DO’S
Sunrise on Mount Bromo, East Java
Waking up at 2am has never been more worthwhile. Head to Mount Bromo to witness it slowly lighting up as the sun's rays illuminate it. Mount Bromo is Indonesia's most famous active volcano, and this sunrise trek will result in one of the most breath-taking experiences around.
Make new friends in the Monkey Forest, Ubud, Bali
The Monkey Forest is the perfect place to make friends with these little outlaws - yes, they steal, A LOT. So, keep an eye out for your belongings! Be fascinated by the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, a wonderful and bizarre temple for the statues of animals and mythological creatures.
Discover underwater sculptures, Gili Meno
The Gili Islands are three small islands that attract travellers from all over the world for their immense beauty and a must-do activity here is snorkelling. Gili Trawangan is home to the paradisiac tropical coral reefs but for those looking for something even more unique Gili Meno has the answer. Here you can have a swim among the beautiful underwater sculptures that were implemented to help repopulate the coral reef and take the most epic travel photos.
Sunset at the world’s largest Buddhist temple, Java Borobudur, the world's largest Buddhist temple was built-in the 9th century and is one of not only Indonesia’s but the world’s most valuable treasures. In the 1970’s Borobudur became a UNESCO World Heritage site. Don’t miss the magical sunset on top of the temple, surrounded by 504 Buddha statues - the perfect way to end the day!
A traveller takes in the sights of Mount Bromo
Each of these “must-do’s” are amongst the amazing experiences included in WeRoad’s epic 13-day Indonesia tour which takes travellers to Java, Bali and the Gili Islands. Not just that, it includes the chance to swim with sea turtles, surf in the best spots of the Island of the Gods and travel to the beaches of Kuta and the spectacular T-Rex cliff.
For those looking for a slightly shorter trip, there is also an 8-day Discover Bali tour. Dedicated mainly to the northern area of the island, guests will explore temples, rice fields, jungle, and breath-taking waterfalls as well as a trek to watch the sun rise from the top of Mount Batur.
Each led by a trained expert selected for their naturally outgoing and adventurous personality, known as a ‘Travel Coordinator’. Acting as ‘travel buddies’, the Travel Coordinators allow guests to experience their destinations from a local perspective, giving them the most bespoke and adventurous trips possible.
What Sort of People Go on WeRoad Trips?
WeRoad’s adventure-seekers are made up of 90% solo, Millennial travellers, primarily looking to travel the world without all the time-consuming planning. Small groups of 8-15 people are fully immersed in new cultures, eating local cuisine, staying in guest houses, giving customers a truly authentic experience and helping to form lifelong friendships along the way. Groups are matched based on their age and what kind of trip they’re up for - a relaxing escape or pulse-raising adventure! (Couples and groups are also welcome).
All trips are specially designed to meet the individual needs of WeRoaders, with the brand taking care of the majority of time-consuming travel admin. Prospective guests are only required to organise their own flights, as the brand is keen to provide everyone with the flexibility to depart from their most convenient airports, on a date and at a time of their own choosing.
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