Luxe Java, Sumba and Komodo Adventure

The largest Buddhist temple in the world, Borobudur Temple is intricately decorated with 504 life-sized Buddha statues. From the top gallery, you can enjoy beautiful views of the surrounding volcanoes and terraced fields of Central Java. A private guide will lead you through the temple’s intricate beauty and bring its history to life.

Cycle to Kali Tengah Village, stopping off at points of interest along the way, to begin your trek to Suroloyo, walking through farms and clove and coffee plantations. Here, you’ll climb the 280 steps to the peak of the Menoreh Hills for incredible views down the valley and the mountains beyond.

Make incredible family memories by taking a private boat out for an incredible journey along Sumba’s coastline this afternoon. Discover hidden snorkelling spots, try your hand at fishing and soak in the beauty of this stunning island paradise.

Enjoy a morning surf with an expert instructor. The location is chosen on the day to match your level and make the most of the day’s sea and weather conditions. If you’re a beginner, lessons usually stay close to Cap Karoso’s Beach Club on Karoso Beach, where the waves are mellow and forgiving. And for more advanced, your guide can take you to nearby breaks around Pero Beach for faster, more technical waves.

Head into West Sumba’s Wanokaka District for Lapopu Waterfall. It’s a multi-level cascade of around 90 metres with clear pools where you can swim. Then travel with your private guide to Prai Ijing near Waikabubak to see traditional houses and megalithic tombs. Here, learn about local culture, where rice paddies and weaving are part of everyday life.

The water around Komodo island contains some of the richest marine biodiversity on the planet. Expect to witness a dazzling kaleidoscope of fish darting about the coral reefs, as well as manta rays and even sharks. Even seasoned divers will be captivated by the spectrum of marine life beneath these turquoise waves.

One of only a handful of pink beaches on the planet, the rosy-hued sands of Komodo Island’s Pink Beach make for a beach day unlike any other. Set off by private speedboat from Labuan Bajo, which is the only way to access this secluded strip of land. It’s part of Komodo National Park, and beyond the beach you’ll find exceptionally beautiful wildlife and natural habitats to explore.

Set out on a private guided trek to Komodo National Park to catch a glimpse of these legendary lizards. They may have a fearsome reputation, but the chance to see the world’s largest lizard in the world is simply awe-inspiring. Your guide will know all the best tips to maximise your chances of seeing them, as well as being able to answer all your questions.