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Things to do in Indonesia: Bali, Java and Lombok

Indonesia is thousands of green islands: Bali with its rice terraces and waterfalls, Java with its volcanoes and ancient monuments, and islands with white beaches and clear water. Here are its best-known sights.

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Bali

PlaceWhy goBefore you go
The Tegallalang rice terracesGreen terraces stepping down the valley near Ubud.Ubud
The Tegenungan and Sekumpul waterfallsWaterfalls tumbling through the tropical forest.Central and northern Bali
Nusa PenidaAn island of stunning cliffs and beaches, the best known being Kelingking.By boat from Bali
Mount BaturA volcano you climb at dawn to watch the sunrise over the lake.North-east Bali
Garuda Wisnu Kencana parkA cultural park with a giant statue and traditional performances.Southern Bali

Bali's landmarks in detail →

Java

PlaceWhy goBefore you go
Mount BromoSunrise over a volcanic crater in a sea of sand.East Java
BorobudurA vast 9th-century monument on the World Heritage list.Near Yogyakarta
The Istiqlal MosqueThe largest mosque in Southeast Asia.Jakarta

The islands

PlaceWhy goBefore you go
Lombok and the Gili islandsWhite beaches and clear water for snorkelling, calmer than Bali.East of Bali
Komodo National ParkHome of the Komodo dragon, with pink beaches and reef diving.Eastern Indonesia

Tips before you go

  • Saudis need a visa on arrival or an e-visa for 30 days, and a Bali tourist levy is paid.
  • The best time is April to October.
  • There are no direct flights to Bali from Saudi Arabia; you reach it with one stop.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the top things to do in Indonesia?

Bali's rice terraces, waterfalls and Nusa Penida, Mount Bromo, Borobudur, the Istiqlal Mosque and the Gili islands.

Where are the most beautiful waterfalls in Bali?

Tegenungan near Ubud, and Sekumpul in the north of the island.

Do Saudis need a visa for Indonesia?

Yes, a visa on arrival or an e-visa for 30 days.

Planning your trip to Indonesia? Read Travel to Indonesia from Saudi Arabia.

Last updated: October 2026. The information is for guidance only; ticket prices and opening hours are set by each attraction and may change, so check them on the official website before you go.