With over 17,000 islands, it is a country of vibrant contrast of subliminal beauty. Spanning over 5,000km of coast, from the Indian Ocean to the South Pacific, it holds the most volcanoes. As dangerous and scary as it sounds, it also gave fertile lands and unmatched natural beauty. Despite its vastness, only 6,000 islands are inhabited, making Indonesia a perfect blend of thriving cultures and untouched sanctuaries.

Its islands are as diverse as its people, each offering unique experiences. Starting on the famed island of Bali, sometimes called the “Island of the Gods.” It is an island synonymous with pristine beaches with unique cultural experiences. Dotted with ancient temples and an immaculate environment, there are many things to do here, from diving and snorkelling to hiking to waterfalls, watching a snake charmer perform incredible stunts, and riding elephants. Bali is a perfect blend to experience the serenity and the eccentricity of Asian culture.

Further east of Indonesia is the Raja Ampat Archipelago. Raja Ampat literally means four kings from a legend that echoes through time. The four main islands, Misool, Salawati, Batanta, and Waigeo, shine as a majestic refuge of a vast array of faunas and floras. It is one of the most diverse marine regions in the world. On top of that, the archipelago is filled with untouched bays and beaches, hidden coves, and impressive caves. Snorkel or kayak its waters to uncover its most treasured jewels that will surely leave anyone in awe.

Indonesia's natural treasures don’t stop there. The Komodo National Park, home to the famed Komodo dragon, offers an opportunity to see the world's biggest lizards in their native habitat. Nearby national parks provide exploration of lush jungles, flowing waterfalls, and volcanic craters. The islands of Lombok and Sumatra provide world-class breakers, delivering an adrenaline-fueled retreat.

Beyond its landscape is its colourful gastronomy. Home to one of the world’s most sought-after spices, nutmeg, Indonesian cuisine offers a flavorful adventure. Padang is the celebrated culinary region of Indonesia known for rendang and curries. Jakarta and Bali offer an array of fine-dining restaurants that mix Western techniques with locally sourced fresh produce.

<br>From the Old Javanese script, the words “Unity in Diversity” ring deep in Indonesia as it continues to enrich its cultural tapestry. Regardless of the difference, Indonesia unites and delivers a vibrant experience. Explore Indonesia’s seas with these luxury yachts.