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Reuseable Bottles Provided for Event Groups in Indonesia
Our natural world is currently drowning in plastic waste. Many of our rivers and oceans are swamped in plastic that is choking the life from them. Petroleum-based plastics like PET don’t decompose the same way organic material does, and while plastic bathed in light floating in our oceans can degrade, they only break down into […] -
Romantic Sunset Cruise Around Jimbaran Bay
Take off your sandals to feel the sand between your toes before hopping on the Dedari or Sea Angel, two fiberglass speedboats inspired by the local fishermen’ boats – mooring off the shallow waters. -
Bawah Private Island Luxury Resort
Bawah Island, one of the most luxurious private island resorts in Asia has opened its doors. Only accessible by seaplane, Bawah is the pinnacle of remote luxury, a sanctuary to slow down and unwind. -
A Selection of Luxury Day Clubs in Bali
The launch of the Omnia Day Club in Bali marks the next stage of day club developments on the island. Following the lead of Seminyak, we can now soak up the sun’s rays and dine on fresh cuisines at the southern tip of the island on the cliffs of Uluwatu. -
Bali’s Mount Agung Volcano Alert Level Lowered to Three
The threat level of Bali’s Mt. Agung volcano was reduced from level 4 (high alert) to level 3 (alert) on the morning of February 10th at 08:30am local time, -
Devina Lianti is appointed Sustainability Manager for Destination Asia Indonesia
Devina is now leading sustainable/responsible planning in all areas of the business in Indonesia and will spearhead their journey to become Travelife certified. -
The Sights of Jogja After Dark
First thoughts often associated with this lively city are of impressive temples, world-class Batik fabrics, the Sultan family, palaces and classic dances - or the mighty Merapi Volcano. -
An update on Agung Volcano in Bali
With the mighty Mt. Agung volcano covering news and headlines all over the world for nearly three months now, we here at Destination Asia Indonesia wish to provide you with a deeper insight on what is happening from our perspective. -
30 Nov: Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport Reopened – Lombok International Airport Closed
The aviation threat level VONA (Volcanic Observatory for Aviation) was reduced from Red to Orange on the morning of November 29th, with authorities at Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport approving operations the same day at 14:28 Central Indonesian Time. The majority of larger international carriers will be operating flights in and out of […] -
28 Nov: Increased Activity on Mount Agung Volcano in Bali – Ngurah Rai International Airport Remains Closed
The National PVMBG Geological Agency is recording increasing volcanic and seismic activity. Overnight a satellite has detected thermal anomalies for the first time in the crater of Mount Agung, which indicates that magma of significant volume is already on the surface. -
Walking Over an Active Volcano in Sumatra
With over 120 active volcanoes fuming around Indonesia, Gunung Sibayak at 2,212 meters in North Sumatra is one of Indonesia’s most accessible mountains and among the top volcanoes in terms of effort to enjoyment ratio. -
21 Nov: Activity Reported on Mount Agung Volcano in Bali
Please be advised that today at 17:05 local Central Indonesian Time, a medium-pressure smoke plume in grey color with a maximum height of about 700 meter was observed above the summit of Mt. Agung on the island of Bali.