Brown Bear Bay Lodge
Tucked into the wild, wind-lashed coast of Lake Clark National Park, Brown Bear Bay Lodge is a front-row seat to one of the last truly untamed places on Earth. Here, brown bears roam free across tidal flats and meadows, unconcerned by your presence—because we’ve learned to see them without intrusion. Remote, raw, and reverent, this is not just a lodge—it’s an invitation back to the wild.
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Wild Encounters with Borneo’s Orangutans
Witness the soulful beauty of wild orangutans as they swing through the treetops of Tanjung Puting National Park. Few wildlife moments compare to locking eyes with a great ape in its natural jungle home.
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Face-to-Face with Komodo Dragons
Set out across the wild islands of Komodo National Park to come face-to-face with the world’s largest lizard. Powerful, ancient, and found nowhere else on Earth—this is wildlife watching at its most thrilling.
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Temples That Touch the Divine
Marvel at the spiritual grandeur of Prambanan’s Hindu towers, the serene symmetry of Borobudur, and Bali’s cliffside sea temples. Each sacred site invites you into a living tradition of devotion and beauty.
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Volcanoes of Fire & Fog
From lava-scarred Merapi to the lunar vastness of Mount Bromo, Indonesia’s volcanoes blend danger and beauty in equal measure. Jeep across the Sea of Sand, hike to crater rims, and witness volcanic power firsthand.
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Snorkel the Coral Triangle’s Living Kaleidoscope
Beneath the waves of Komodo National Park, you’ll find warm currents, vibrant reefs, and a riot of marine life. Snorkel alongside manta rays, turtles, and hundreds of coral species in one of Earth’s richest underwater ecosystems.
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Explore a Tapestry of Cultures
Across Java, Bali, Borneo, and Flores, discover a land of diverse traditions, languages, and stories. From Dayak ceremonies to Balinese dance and Javanese temples, Indonesia is a living mosaic of over 300 ethnic groups.
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Sunrises & Sunsets Across the Archipelago
Whether it’s sunrise casting gold over Borobudur or a fiery sunset falling behind the Komodo Islands, Indonesia offers some of the most breathtaking skies on Earth. Expect morning mist, volcanic silhouettes, and unforgettable light.
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Luxury Travel, Wild Backdrops
Sail past volcanic islands, drift down jungle rivers, and relax in remote, artfully designed retreats. With private riverboats, boutique eco-lodges, and liveaboard ships, you’ll explore wild places in comfort and style.

“I’ve traveled a lot in my life, but nothing compares to this. One morning I was watching the sunrise at Borobudur with mist rolling off the jungle, and by the end of the week I was face-to-face with a Komodo dragon. The orangutans made me cry. The food was unreal. And the way World Untouched weaves cultural immersion with conservation made it all feel meaningful. It wasn’t just a trip—it was a reset.”
— Patrick R., Toronto
What We Believe
Dates & Prices
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From Yogyakarta to Denpasar (10 People Maximum)
June 12 - 23: $7,895From Denpasar to Yogyakarta (10 People Maximum)
June 25 - July 6: $7,895
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From Yogyakarta to Denpasar (10 People Maximum)
June 12 - 23: $7,895From Denpasar to Yogyakarta (10 People Maximum)
June 25 - July 6: $7,895
Pace and Place
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This immersive Indonesia journey includes daily walks of 1 to 3 miles, often across natural, uneven terrain—from volcanic sand fields and jungle trails to temple steps and forest paths. You’ll navigate steep staircases at Borobudur, lava-scarred slopes on Mount Merapi, boat landings in Komodo, and root-laced trails in Borneo’s rainforest.
This is an active, sensory-rich experience, designed for travelers who can move with confidence through changing landscapes and embrace the terrain as part of the adventure. While most walks are moderate in difficulty, heat, humidity, and remote settings can add challenge.
If you experience joint, back, or mobility issues, we encourage thoughtful consideration. This trip is best suited for those who seek wild, immersive travel with a spirit of exploration—and don’t mind getting a little dirty along the way.
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Indonesia sits just above the equator, which means tropical weather year-round—but with remarkable variation across its many islands. Expect warm, humid days with highs in the 80s–90s°F (27–35°C) and cooler evenings in higher elevations like Mount Bromo or Ubud’s jungled hills.
Rain is always a possibility in the tropics, but our trips are scheduled in the dry season (May to September) for the best conditions—clear mornings, dramatic skies, and vivid sunsets. In Borneo, you may feel the air grow thick with jungle humidity, while the breezy coastlines of Bali and Komodo offer a refreshing counterbalance.
Light, breathable clothing is key. And if you’re a sunrise chaser or volcano hiker, pack a light jacket—you’ll be glad you did.
What’s Included
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From the moment you land in Java to your final breakfast in Bali, we’ve got you covered.
All in-country transportation, including domestic flights, boats, river cruises, and private ground transfers
Unique accommodations from boutique eco-lodges to luxury liveaboards and jungle riverboats
All meals from dinner on Day 1 through breakfast on the final day
Non-alcoholic beverages throughout the trip
All entrance fees, park permits, and local gratuities
Expert local guides in each region and a World Untouched expedition leader throughout the journey
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Gratuities for World Untouched expedition leaders
International flights to/from Yogyakarta (JOG) and from Denpasar, Bali (DPS) at the end
Alcoholic beverages
Passport and visa fees (if applicable)
Personal expenses such as laundry, souvenirs, and international phone calls