6-Day Indonesia Highlights Itinerary — Feb 8–13, 2026 (Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Bali)

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Jakarta · Sunday, February 8, 2026

Arrival in Jakarta — City orientation and cultural highlights

Morning:

Since you arrive today and it's already mid-morning, ease into Jakarta with a relaxed stroll through Taman Suropati, enjoying its shady trees and local art installations, then head to nearby Menteng for a coffee at a café housed in a Dutch colonial building and light Indonesian snacks. Continue with a short cultural stop at Museum Sumpah Pemuda to get a concise introduction to Indonesia's modern history and end the morning by browsing boutique shops and galleries around Jalan Cikini Raya for contemporary Batik and handicrafts.

Afternoon:

Spend a leisurely afternoon exploring the historic heart of the city by visiting Kota Tua (Old Batavia) to wander its colonial squares and stop for a photo beneath the iconic Fatahillah Museum façade, then enjoy a late lunch of Betawi specialties at the atmospheric Cafe Batavia. Afterward, stroll along the nearby Sunda Kelapa Harbor to watch traditional schooners, then pop into the contemporary galleries and craft stalls at Glodok (Jakarta's Chinatown) for unique souvenirs and a taste of local street snacks.

Evening:

As the sun sets, savor Jakarta's modern dining and skyline by heading to SKYE Bar & Restaurant on Jalan M.H. Thamrin for cocktails with panoramic views, then stroll to the nearby Bundaran HI roundabout to watch the city lights come alive. Finish with a relaxed late-night visit to Ancol Dreamland's seaside promenade for a gentle sea breeze and street-food snacks, or opt for live music and local beers at Blok M Plaza if you prefer a lively urban night out.

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Jakarta → Yogyakarta
Yogyakarta · Monday, February 9, 2026

Borobudur and Yogyakarta — Temples and traditional arts

Morning:

Rise early and drive through misty rice paddies to catch sunrise at Borobudur Temple, wandering its terraces to admire the sunrise light on the Buddha stupas and nearby volcano silhouettes; after the temple visit, stop at Pawon Temple and Mendut Temple for a quieter, intimate look at central Javanese Buddhist sites. Return toward Yogyakarta and enjoy a mid-morning tasting of traditional Javanese coffee and snacks at Kopi Joss stalls in a local warung, then explore the artisan village of Kraton Batik Workshops to watch masters dye and stamp batik-and try a hands-on mini workshop to make your own batik souvenir.

Afternoon:

After a morning at Borobudur, return to town for a relaxed afternoon exploring Taman Sari (Water Castle) where you can wander its atmospheric pools, underground passages and royal bathing chambers, then stroll through the nearby lanes to sample gudeg at a beloved local warung. Continue with a visit to Pasar Beringharjo to browse vibrant batik bolts, antiques and street-food stalls, and finish by joining a short hands-on gamelan workshop at Kyai Slamet's Gamelan Studio to hear traditional Javanese music and try basic rhythms yourself.

Evening:

Return to Yogyakarta and ease into the evening with a cooking class at House of Raminten or a neighborhood culinary workshop where you learn to prepare and taste classic Javanese dishes like gudeg and ayam opor; the hands-on lesson ends with dinner in a warmly lit, traditionally decorated setting. After dinner, take a short becak ride to Alun-Alun Kidul (South Square) to join locals for a playful evening stroll under lanterns, try the famous mashed cassava street snacks, and if you're feeling adventurous, take part in a fun local tradition of navigating the twin banyan trees blindfolded.

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Yogyakarta → Yogyakarta / Solo
Yogyakarta / Solo · Tuesday, February 10, 2026

Prambanan and Solo — More cultural sites and markets

Morning:

Begin with an early transfer to the magnificent Prambanan Temple Compound, arriving before the crowds to wander the towering Shiva, Brahma and Vishnu shrines and admire the finely carved relief panels in the soft morning light; include a guided visit to the serene Lumbung Temple cluster nearby to learn about central Javanese temple architecture. After the temple tour, stop at the nearby Sewu Temple ruins for a quieter, atmospheric exploration, then drive toward Solo and pause at Pawon Village to visit a family-run batik studio where you can watch the wax-resist process and try stamping a small motif to take home.

Afternoon:

After the morning temple visits, head into Solo for a relaxed afternoon wandering Pasar Klewer, where bolts of batik and tailoring stalls buzz with activity-arrange a quick fitting with a local tailor to discuss custom batik pieces. Then visit the nearby Radya Pustaka Museum to see royal manuscripts and Javanese antiques before finishing with a riverside break at Kali Pepe café, sipping Javanese tea while watching daily life along the Bengawan Solo river.

Evening:

Wind down your day with an authentic Javanese dining experience at Laras Restaurant, where a curated rijsttafel-style spread highlights regional flavors alongside live keroncong music. After dinner, take a short drive to Pasar Malam Klewer (evening stalls area) to wander stalls selling night-time snacks, batik accessories and handcrafted souvenirs, then finish with a relaxed riverside walk and nocturnal photo stop at the illuminated Pasar Gede bridge, watching the lights reflect on the Bengawan Solo as local families gather.

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Yogyakarta / Solo → Bali (Seminyak)
Bali (Seminyak) · Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Bali transfer — Beach time and sunset at Seminyak

Morning:

After your flight to Bali and transfer to Seminyak, start the day with a refreshing seaside breakfast at Sea Circus Seminyak followed by a gentle stroll along Seminyak Beach to feel the warm sand and watch local surfers. Continue with a relaxed boutique-hopping session on Jalan Kayu Aya (Eat Street)-drop into a local gallery to admire contemporary Balinese art and visit a traditional lulur and spa studio for a short Balinese scrub to shake off travel fatigue before afternoon beach time.

Afternoon:

Spend a laid-back afternoon wandering the chic lanes of Petitenget Village, popping into artisan boutiques and a local ceramics studio for a quick class to shape a souvenir, then cool off with freshly made coconut water at the beachside Bambu Ocean kiosks. Later, explore the serene temple grounds of Pura Petitenget to watch daily offerings and local worship before settling at La Plancha to enjoy colorful beanbags on the sand and soak up a classic Seminyak sunset with a chilled Bintang.

Evening:

As dusk falls, wander to Double Six Beach for a relaxed seaside aperitif and live acoustic sets from beachside bars, then stroll the palm-lined promenade to sample fresh seafood skewers at a local warung. Afterward, head to Potato Head Beach Club for cocktails by the iconic infinity pool and catch a stylish sunset DJ set, finishing the night with late-night tapas and dancing at nearby Red Carpet Champagne Bar if you're in the mood to keep the energy going.

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Bali (Seminyak) → Ubud
Ubud, Bali · Thursday, February 12, 2026

Ubud day — Rice terraces, temples, and local crafts

Morning:

Begin with an early walk through the emerald terraces of Tegalalang Rice Terrace, pausing at a riverside café for a kopi luwak or Balinese coffee while watching local farmers at work; follow the terraces with a short guided trek down to the rice paddies to learn about subak irrigation practices. Afterward, visit the nearby Puri Lukisan Museum to admire classic and contemporary Balinese paintings, then drop into Sukawati Art Market to meet artisans, browse hand-carved wood pieces and silver jewelry, and select a unique locally made souvenir.

Afternoon:

Spend a relaxed afternoon wandering the shaded grounds of Campuhan Ridge Walk, pausing at hilltop viewpoints and a café for cooling coconut water while watching local life below; continue to the nearby Saraswati Temple to admire lotus ponds and intricate stone carvings before exploring the adjacent Ubud Palace Market for handcrafted silver, woven goods and freshly pressed fruit juices. Finish with a hands-on session at Threads of Life or a small weaving studio to learn traditional ikat techniques and leave with a newly bought or handmade textile souvenir.

Evening:

As twilight settles, enjoy a calming riverside dinner at Clear Café Riverfront with fresh Balinese salads and live acoustic music, then wander to Campuhan Bridge for golden-hour views and quiet reflection away from the midday crowds. After dinner, join an intimate evening purification and incense workshop at Pura Dalem Museum (small-group sessions) to learn about local offerings and make your own canang sari, finishing the night with a signature herbal tea at Seniman Coffee Studio while listening to a local storyteller.

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Ubud → Nusa Dua / Nusa Penida
Nusa Dua / Nusa Penida, Bali · Friday, February 13, 2026

Nusa Dua or Nusa Penida — Snorkeling and coastal exploration

Morning:

Catch an early fast-boat to Nusa Penida and head straight for a guided snorkeling session around Crystal Bay, where colorful coral gardens and vibrant reef fish make for unforgettable close encounters; between dives, relax on the sheltered sands of Atuh Beach and explore its dramatic limestone headlands. After snorkeling, visit the clifftop viewpoint at Kelingking Ridge for sweeping ocean panoramas and a short coastal walk, pausing at a local warung for freshly grilled fish and warm coconut water before the midday heat.

Afternoon:

After a morning on the water, transfer to the island's quieter southern cliffs for a relaxed afternoon exploring Broken Beach (Pasih Uug) and the adjacent natural arch viewpoint, then walk down to the hidden cove at Angel's Billabong to paddle in its tidal pools and photograph the dramatic rock formations. Continue with a late-afternoon stop at Toyapakeh Bay for sheltered snorkeling among resident reef fish and a chance to spot sea turtles from a shallow kayak, finishing with sunset drinks and grilled seafood at a beachfront warung near Crystal View Point before returning to your boat or ferry.

Evening:

As the day winds down, head to Gamat Bay for a tranquil sunset snorkel among calm shallows and chance sightings of reef fish and small turtles, then dry off with a sunset picnic curated by a local warung on Mahana Point's grassy clifftop. Afterward, enjoy a beachfront seafood feast at Peguyangan Café with freshly grilled fish and sambal, followed by a moonlit stroll along Tegal Wangi Beach to watch fishing boats return and savor the island night air.

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Estimated Costs (per person)

Place / ActivityCost
Taman SuropatiFree
Menteng café coffee & snacks (per person)IDR 40,000
Museum Sumpah Pemuda (entry)IDR 5,000
Jalan Cikini Raya shopping (souvenir budget)IDR 150,000
Kota Tua (Old Batavia) public areaFree
Fatahillah Museum (Museum Sejarah Jakarta) entryIDR 5,000
Cafe Batavia lunch (per person)IDR 200,000
Sunda Kelapa Harbor (viewing/public area)Free
Glodok (Chinatown) shopping/snacks budgetIDR 100,000
SKYE Bar & Restaurant (cocktails per person)IDR 250,000
Bundaran HI (public landmark)Free
Ancol Dreamland seaside promenade (entry to Ancol recreation area)IDR 25,000
Blok M Plaza (live music/nightlife budget)IDR 150,000
Borobudur Temple sunrise ticket (per person, regular sunrise tour price varies)IDR 515,000
Pawon Temple (combined visit typically included with Borobudur area-local donation)IDR 10,000
Mendut Temple (entry/donation)IDR 5,000
Kopi Joss tasting (per person)IDR 20,000
Kraton Batik workshop (mini workshop per person)IDR 150,000
Taman Sari (Water Castle) entryIDR 15,000
Gudeg at local warung (meal per person)IDR 40,000
Pasar Beringharjo shopping budgetIDR 150,000
Kyai Slamet's Gamelan Studio (short workshop per person)IDR 100,000
House of Raminten cooking class & dinner (per person)IDR 250,000
Becak ride to Alun-Alun Kidul (short ride per person)IDR 20,000
Alun-Alun Kidul activities/snacks budgetIDR 50,000
Prambanan Temple compound entry (per person)IDR 350,000
Lumbung Temple / Sewu Temple (usually included in Prambanan area-local donation)IDR 20,000
Pawon Village batik studio visit & small stamping activityIDR 100,000
Pasar Klewer shopping / tailoring (budget per person for small custom piece)IDR 250,000
Radya Pustaka Museum entryIDR 5,000
Kali Pepe café riverside tea/coffee (per person)IDR 40,000
Laras Restaurant rijsttafel-style dinner (per person)IDR 200,000
Pasar Malam Klewer evening shopping/snacks budgetIDR 75,000
Pasar Gede bridge riverside walkFree
Sea Circus Seminyak breakfast (per person)IDR 120,000
Seminyak Beach (public)Free
Jalan Kayu Aya gallery/spa short lulur (per person)IDR 250,000
Petitenget ceramics quick class (per person)IDR 200,000
Bambu Ocean coconut/water (per person)IDR 30,000
Pura Petitenget visit (temple donation)IDR 5,000
La Plancha sunset beanbag & drink (per person)IDR 150,000
Double Six Beach seaside aperitif (per person)IDR 100,000
Potato Head Beach Club (entry/drink per person)IDR 250,000
Red Carpet Champagne Bar (drinks per person)IDR 300,000
Tegalalang Rice Terrace (entry/parking/donation)IDR 15,000
Kopi Luwak / Balinese coffee tasting (per person)IDR 100,000
Guided rice-terrace trek (per person)IDR 150,000
Puri Lukisan Museum entryIDR 50,000
Sukawati Art Market shopping budgetIDR 150,000
Campuhan Ridge Walk (public)Free
Saraswati Temple visitFree
Ubud Palace Market shopping budgetIDR 100,000
Threads of Life / weaving session (per person)IDR 200,000
Clear Café Riverfront dinner (per person)IDR 150,000
Pura Dalem Museum evening workshop (per person)IDR 150,000
Seniman Coffee Studio (coffee & tea per person)IDR 60,000
Fast-boat to Nusa Penida (round-trip, per person)IDR 350,000
Guided snorkeling session Crystal Bay (per person, incl. gear)IDR 300,000
Atuh Beach visit / local warung meal (per person)IDR 80,000
Kelingking viewpoint (entry/parking/donation)IDR 10,000
Broken Beach & Angel's Billabong visit (parking/donation)IDR 10,000
Toyapakeh Bay snorkeling / kayak session (per person)IDR 200,000
Crystal View Point drinks / grilled seafood (per person)IDR 120,000
Gamat Bay sunset snorkel (per person)IDR 200,000
Peguyangan Café seafood dinner (per person)IDR 150,000
Tegal Wangi Beach moonlit stroll (public)Free
Estimated Total (per person)IDR 7,175,000
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