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Flights to Indonesia
Capital city: Jakarta
Popular destinations: Bali, Borneo, Sumatra, Java, Yogyakarta, Bintan,
Kuta
Popular attractions: Nature reserves and wildlife parks include Monkey Forest
and Bali Bird Park in Ubud. Mesjid Jami Annawir is a popular religious site
and many tourists appreciate the architectural slendour of King Palace and the
natural prowess of Mount Merapi volcano.
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Flights to Indonesia
Flights to Indonesia fly into Jakarta, Ambon, Denpasar and other destinations. These flights are available
from London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow and other UK airports. Airines flying to Indonesia include
Qatar Airways, Emirates, Air China, Singapore Airlines and Etihad Airways.
The cost of a return flight starts apporoximately £460 from London Heathrow and £465 from Glasgow Airport.
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Where to stay in Indonesia
Accommodation in Indonesia is fairly inexpensive. There are some top-end hotels such as the luxurious
The St. Regis Bali Resort
offering rooms from £282. Fortunately however most hotels are more modestly priced, with
Febri's Hotel & Spa
located in South Kuta Beach, near the beach and Discovery Shopping Mall, offering rooms from £28. And other great value hotels are the 3 star spa hotel in Sanur, Bali,
Villa Puri Ayu,
with rooms from £23 and the
Puri Dalem Sanur Hotel,
also in Sanur, Bali, within 500 metres of Bali Golf Course and with rooms from only £17.
Cheap accommodation is also available for backpackers and budget-concious travellers.
Whether you choose to visit Bali, Jakarta, Bandung or elsewhere in Indonesia, there are budget hotels and hostels offering good
value, affordable accommodation. Travelers Hotel Jakarta and Tamara Guestouse (also in Jakarta) offers rooms from £12 a night.
In Bali hostels charge around £20 a night wit Ellies Hostel and Legong Keraton Beach Hotel being two favourites.
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