Indonesia Halal Travel & Holidays
Private Indonesia Muslim-friendly trips
Looking for a top halal holiday destination? Welcome to Indonesia. Known to have the largest Muslim population in the world, you’re always within easy reach of Muslim-friendly amenities. As one of the world’s largest countries, Indonesia is home to over 17,000 islands. Spending a day on each one would take you more than 45 years!
Yearning for true luxury? Indonesia’s Muslim-friendly resorts & private villas have you covered. Want a more authentic experience? The charming local accommodations await you. From exploring Bali’s rice terraces to island hopping across the Gilis, Indonesia offers a perfect mix of adventure, relaxation, and rich cultural heritage.
Indonesia’s vibrant traditions and welcoming locals will ensure your journey is unforgettable and will keep you coming back for more. Every corner of Indonesia promises something unique, making it a top choice for a memorable halal travel experience.
Indonesia halal honeymoons
Muslim-friendly honeymoon trips to Indonesia cater perfectly to couples seeking more than just beach lounging. Unlike the Maldives, Indonesia offers many activity options. Here, you can indulge in romantic and intimate experiences at luxurious resorts and private villas.
Spend your days visiting rice fields and trekking mountains, and in the evening enjoy a candle-lit dinner by your private pool. Indonesia halal honeymoons offer a blend of adventure and luxury that ensures your post-wedding trip is both memorable and enriching.
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Planning can take dozens of hours. With us, it’s all done for you, so you can spend your time dreaming, not researching.
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We’ve already extensively travelled to all our destinations, so you can rest assured everything will be top-notch.
Need to know about Indonesia
Nusantara
is the new capital
Rupiah
is the currency
Nasi Goreng
is the national dish
GMT+8
is the local time
Best places to visit in Indonesia
Bali halal holidays
As Indonesia’s most popular destination, Bali is the first name that comes into mind for most travellers. Although Indonesia is a Muslim-majority country, Bali is uniquely Hindu, offering a distinctive experience. While some areas on the island are known for nightlife, there are Muslim-friendly areas in Bali such as Sanur.
Explore lush rice terraces, ancient temples, and indulge in delicious halal food in Bali. Trek scenic trails, unwind on pristine beaches, and let Bali’s diverse experiences captivate you. The harmonious mix of cultural depth and natural splendour will leave you utterly mesmerised.
Lombok halal holidays
Known as the Island of a Thousand Mosques, Lombok offers a unique halal holiday experience. Unlike Bali, Lombok is a predominantly Muslim island with less development but numerous exquisite resorts. Pink Beach’s stunning hues, Mount Rinjani’s majestic peaks, and a variety of activities make Lombok a hidden gem.
The island’s natural beauty and the warmth of its welcoming communities, provides a perfect mix of adventure and tranquility that’ll leave you captivated.
Gili Islands halal holidays
A speedboat ride away from Bali are the three tiny Gili Islands – Gili Trawangan, Gili Air, and Gili Meno. Located of the coast of Lombok, the Gili Islands are reminiscent of the Maldives but without the luxury resorts. Instead these small, predominantly Muslim islands offer a range of private villas steps away fron crystal-clear beaches.
You will find the laid-back island vibe enchanting, making it an ideal destination for a relaxing and memorable halal holiday.
Best times to visit Indonesia
The best time to visit Indonesia is from April to September. During these months, the weather is generally dry and sunny. The rainy season from October to March also has its charm, with fewer tourists, lush green landscapes, and a more tranquil atmosphere.
Whether wandering through Bali’s rice terraces, exploring Lombok’s hidden gems, or enjoying the serene Gili Islands, visiting between April and September ensures experiencing Indonesia’s beauty at its finest. Both seasons offer unique and memorable experiences, making Indonesia a year-round destination.
