Tarikan di Bogor

On this private half-day tour, you'll get the opportunity to travel around Jakarta and discover its landmarks. You'll have the chance to visit Merdeka Square and see the National Monument. Accompanied by a professional guide, you'll be able to delve into the country's history and its struggle for independence. You'll have the opportunity to visit the large Istiqlal Mosque and the 19th-century Jakarta Cathedral with an ancient altar and stained-glass windows. Besides, you'll be able to walk around the 17th-century Old Town and the Old Harbour, established by Dutch colonisers.

With this ticket, you’ll gain access to Jakarta Aquarium. You’ll get the chance to explore the famous Indonesian animal conservancy that also serves as a large marine and freshwater aquarium. You’ll have the opportunity to discover the diversity of the underwater world and learn about various creatures inhabiting different ecosystems. You’ll be able to see more than 600 species of fish and other animals, visit the Pearl of The South Sea show and enjoy a meal at Pingoo Restaurant.

This shorter programme offers a simple way to spend time in Jakarta with an expert, friendly guide. The highlight is the Old City of Jakarta, known as Old Batavia. European sailors and traders in the 16th century described it as similar to Amsterdam, and you will see an area shaped by European and Chinese building styles. On this heritage trip, your guide will bring you to step through history as you explore Chinatown, the Old Town and its puppet connections, and the old harbour. As you move through the city, you will visit Istiqlal Mosque (closed every Friday) and the Cathedral Church, stop for photos at the National Monument and pass by the presidential palace. The tour also includes sightseeing to the entrance shelter for a welcoming statue and the modern areas of Jakarta. Pick and drop service across Jakarta is provided, with the guide and driver operating separately.

Asha Island, part of the Thousand Islands, gives you a tropical break from Jakarta’s bustle. A scenic speedboat ride will bring you out to the island, and round‑trip hotel transfers are included for ease of travel. On arrival you’ll be offered a welcome drink, then you can relax on the beach or explore the shoreline and nearby scenery. An optional lunch at the beach club is available if you choose. You’ll also have access to shared canoeing and paddleboarding activities, suitable for families and people who enjoy water sports. The experience is aimed at those who want to unwind and spend time by the sea while trying light water activities in a island setting.

Leave Jakarta for a full-day trip to the Ciwidey and Rancabali highlands. You’ll travel aboard the Whoosh high-speed train (train and attraction tickets are included as specified in your selected option) and explore West Java’s volcanic scenery, tea fields and countryside. Along the way, you’ll visit the striking White Crater (Kawah Putih), cross the Rengganis Suspension Bridge and take in views at the lush Rancabali Tea Plantation. The day also includes a 3-km ATV adventure through countryside trails and a stop at a local strawberry farm. You’ll finish by relaxing in the warm waters of Jiwanta Hot Springs before returning to Jakarta by high-speed train. The experience combines nature, light adventure, local farming encounters and relaxation, letting you see several of Ciwidey’s highlights without arranging transport or activities yourself.

This guided tour in Jakarta introduces you to some of the city’s most important cultural landmarks. You will begin at the National Monument (Monas), which rises 132 metres, and then visit the Istiqlal Mosque, Southeast Asia’s largest mosque, as well as the historic Jakarta Cathedral. Along the way you will learn about traditional Indonesian batik during a stop at a local shop and explore the Beautiful Indonesia Miniature Park, a large cultural theme park that showcases the archipelago’s diverse cultures. The experience includes transport, a local English-speaking guide, entrance fees and hotel pickup and drop-off within Jakarta. It is suitable for first-time visitors who are keen to get an overview of Indonesia’s heritage and charm.

This trip takes you from Jakarta to Safari Park Bogor Cisarua with transport provided; park entrance fees are not included. After arrival at the safari park, you may explore the grounds either from your private car or by using the park’s public bus service. As you move through the park, you will travel along the Safari Journey and encounter a wide range of animals. Highlights may include the giant panda enclosure, Komodo dragon and Humboldt penguin exhibits, various reptiles and a large variety of bird species. Alongside the animal enclosures, you may also take in the nearby Curug Jaksa Waterfall for additional sightseeing. The experience focuses on the park’s main attractions and the chance to observe diverse wildlife in different settings.

On the Old Batavia Tour in Jakarta you will explore the city’s layered history and lively culture with a local English-speaking guide. The experience includes transport, entrance fees and hotel pickup and drop-off, so you can focus on the sights and stories rather than logistics. As you move through the old city, you’ll visit notable landmarks including the National Museum, Glodok (Chinatown) and the historic Kota Intan Drawbridge. You’ll discover Jakarta’s maritime heritage at Museum Bahari Jakarta and learn about colonial influences at the Fatahillah Museum. The route also takes you to the Petak Sembilan Chinese Temple and other significant sites that illustrate the city’s cultural mix. Comfortable shoes are recommended for the walking parts. This tour is well suited to history enthusiasts and cultural explorers who want a compact, guided introduction to Old Batavia.

You will visit Ancol Dreamland and finish your time at Dunia Fantasi (Dufan), a well-known leisure area in Jakarta. As you move through the site, you will find a mix of exciting rides and games designed for a range of ages. The experience is aimed at groups, so families and friends will find things to enjoy together. Along the way, you will explore themed areas inspired by Africa, America and Indonesia. These zones present different atmospheres and settings, and they typically host rides and attractions that match each theme. The layout encourages casual strolling between sections, giving you chances to try games, enjoy attractions and soak up the varied scenes. Overall, the visit offers a lively, family-friendly outing in Jakarta centred on Dufan’s themed entertainment.

This private tour, arranged for a minimum of two travellers, begins with a pick-up from the Jakarta City area you choose. It offers a flexible, personalised experience so the places you visit can be adapted to your interests. Along the way you may explore Jakarta and nearby areas as agreed with your host, with stops and pacing tailored to your group. If you require pick-up from another location, please note extra charges may apply for certain areas, such as the airport area. The tour may require a medium level of fitness, so expect some walking or activity during parts of the day.

A full-day Bandung adventure takes you from Jakarta to the cool highlands, combining modern rail travel with nature and local flavours. You’ll travel on the Whoosh high-speed train to Bandung before heading into the surrounding highlands to visit Curug Cimahi (Rainbow Waterfall), set among lush tropical vegetation. You’ll also spend time at Sukawana Tea Plantation, where rolling tea fields, fresh mountain air and peaceful highland views create a relaxing atmosphere. Along the way you’ll explore Floating Market Lembang, a lively spot of floating food stalls and local snacks that captures the area’s bustling, colourful spirit. Transport and the day’s logistics are arranged so you can focus on the sights and local experiences. After exploring Bandung’s highland highlights, you’ll return to Jakarta by Whoosh and be transferred back to your hotel. Itinerary and attractions may vary depending on the option selected at booking.

This safari will provide you with the chance to observe more than 3,000 exotic animals roaming freely in their natural habitat in Bogor. You’ll be able to see up close the only pair of giant pandas in Indonesia. Here, you’ll also find 20 exciting rides, educational shows, animal exhibits, an aviary and a reptile house, as well as the famous Curug Jaksa Waterfall.

In Jakarta, you'll spend a full day exploring the city's rich history, art, traditions and spirituality. Following your guide, you will see some of the city's most popular landmarks on a specially curated highlights tour. Along the way, you will encounter a mix of historic sites, artistic expressions and places of worship that together reflect Jakarta’s diverse cultural fabric. As you move through different areas, your guide will point out hidden gems and explain the traditions and influences that shaped the city. You will have time to soak in the atmosphere and appreciate how history, art and daily life combine to make Jakarta a distinctive destination. This outing offers a broad, engaging introduction to the city’s heritage and contemporary culture.

The Jakarta Walkingtour lets you explore the city like a local. As you move through different neighbourhoods, you'll use Jakarta's public transport — train, bus, minibus and boat — to travel between sights. Along the way you'll enter a traditional market and taste a selection of local traditional snacks, giving you a direct sense of everyday life and flavours in the city. Your host will also take some nice photographs of you so you have memories of your time in Jakarta. The experience is designed to offer a local perspective on the city and to show everyday places and moments that you might otherwise miss.

In Jakarta you'll explore the city's rich culture and history through a series of well-known landmarks. You will pass Merdeka Square and visit the National Monument, often called Monas. Monas stands 132 metres high and has a golden flame on top, symbolising the country's freedom. Along the way you will see Istiqlal Mosque, the biggest mosque in Southeast Asia, and Jakarta Cathedral, built in a Gothic style in 1891. As you move through Old Batavia, you will notice historic buildings that have been transformed into museums and shops. You will also have the chance to learn puppet‑making and spend time with local people. The experience finishes at Sunda Kelapa Harbour, where Jakarta’s maritime heritage is on display and traditional wooden schooners called pinisi can be seen up close.