Discover the distinctive culture and rugged natural beauty of Indonesia’s most diverse island. Sumba, formerly known as the Sandalwood Island, is famous for horses, Sumba cloth and of course its outstanding natural beauty.

The Land Rover Defender is one of the world’s most iconic four-wheel-drive vehicles – the epitome of rugged strength and, most importantly, safety and capability.

One year after Bali’s neighboring island of Lombok was rattled by a series of devastating earthquakes, we are pleased to advise that business on Lombok Island as well as on the famous Gili Islands has almost completely recovered.

Each year from April to October, the black-sanded Saba Beach in East Bali becomes a nesting habitat for sea turtles. Pregnant turtles return to the beaches where they themselves hatched years before, searching for a nesting spot above the high-water mark.

Experience The Samaya Seminyak where guests can enjoy an unparalleled level of service, privacy and unique delivery of Balinese hospitality.

Delight in the serene and beautiful blue waters of Lombok from the deck of a wooden Dragon Boat whilst cruising alongside the famous Gili Islands off the north-western coastline of Bali’s neighbouring Island.

Explore the iconic caldera of Mt. Batur on a Rhinovelo 186 Fat Bike – designed to manage difficult terrain more leisurely with less physical efforts.  The active volcano sits alongside Lake Batur and is an excellent destination for fat biking.

Whilst Yogyakarta is very well known for its enthralling culture and well-preserved traditions, the local food scene is vibrant yet often left unexplored.

Once home to three different species of the mighty Komodo dragon, Padar Island is still inhabited by a remarkable array of wildlife, including sharks, manta rays, green turtles, dolphins and occasionally even whales inhabit its surrounding ocean.