8-Day Tour of Indonesia: Super Detailed Guide Is Here

This is the highly anticipated perfect 8-day itinerary for Indonesia! Believe me, every spot is worth savoring, and you will definitely fall in love with this place!
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As one of the largest archipelagic and 🌋 volcanic countries in the world, located between Southeast Asia and Oceania, Indonesia boasts rich natural landscapes and cultural heritage🏯. Affectionately called "Indo," it carries a deep historical legacy and unique island charm🏝️, with surprises waiting in every corner.
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🌍🎒 Itinerary:
D1: Surabaya Airport -> Hotel -> Malang Hotel
We will first gather at Surabaya Airport, then head to the booked hotel together, and spend a comfortable night at a hotel in Malang.
D2: Sewu Thousand Layer Waterfall
Today we will admire the magical Sewu Thousand Layer Waterfall, with cascades like layers of thin silk, indescribably beautiful.
D3: Bromo Volcano
On the third day, we visit Indonesia’s famous Bromo Volcano to witness the magnificent volcanic scenery firsthand.
D4: Ijen Volcano
Now we explore the mysterious veil of Ijen Volcano and feel the power the volcano imparts to us.
D5: Bali Free Activities
The bright scenery of Bali awaits your exploration; today we have free time here.
D6: Kuta Foreigners’ Street -> East Cruise Komodo
We will first stroll along Kuta Foreigners’ Street, then board the East Cruise Komodo to enjoy the sailing experience.
D7: Padar Island -> Pink Beach -> Komodo Island
We will first tour Padar Island, then take photos at Pink Beach, and later admire the unique scenery on Komodo Island.
D8: Komodo -> Surabaya Airport
On the last day, we fly back from Komodo Island to Surabaya, looking forward to meeting again.
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📌 Travel Preparation:
📱 First, bring a fully functional phone and remember to bring an external charger. Considering Indonesia uses two-round-pin plugs, bringing a power adapter is definitely a wise choice. Don’t forget a local SIM card, or you won’t know what your network situation will be like!
📑 Second, 【documents】 are a must. Passport, Mainland China ID card, and note that Indonesia requires a visa. Don’t forget a temporary driver’s license either, just in case the urge to self-drive arises—you’ll want to be prepared, right?
👕 Finally, considering Indonesia’s March climate—hot during the day and cool at night—【clothing】 wise, it’s recommended to bring some thin short-sleeve shirts and shorts, plus a few thin long-sleeve shirts and long pants for sun protection and to fend off the evening breeze. Since you might be hiking over mountains, a good pair of comfortable sneakers is also essential!
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