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Heroes and Heroines Slow Travel
Spend a week at Misool allowing time to fully immerse in the ethos of this Eco resort. Travel to paradise and make a difference.
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Our Team Steppes Travel is made by the people who work here. Incredible holidays are made possible because of their vast travel experience and the great enthusiasm they bring to their work.
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Our Tour Experts We carefully select our experts based on their knowledge, companionship and influence, ensuring that you can travel with the most knowledgeable leaders in the field.
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Heroes and Heroines The people who lead the way when it comes to those things which matter to us: exploration, the environment, women’s empowerment and education.
Sustainable Luxury in Indonesia
Staying at Misool Eco Resort, Capella Ubud and Nirjhara, this itinerary showcases the best of sustainable luxury in Indonesia. Responsible travel is no longer the preserve of homestays and sleeping bags, hotels can be both stylish and beautiful while upholding strong ethics. Begin with the treehouse luxury of Nirjhara before exploring the reefs of Misool and finishing in the tented escape of Capella Ubud.
Key Highlights of this Itinerary
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2Wellness
The perfect opportunity for a digital detox with spa treatments using ancestral therapies and traditional cleansing rituals.
3Bali Beach Vibes
Balance peaceful temples with surf breaks. Spirituality, culture and sea breezes – a typical Balinese cocktail.
4Sustainable travel
Cycle through paddy fields by bamboo bike and work with rangers as they release turtle hatchlings.
Why we like it
This holiday focuses on sustainability and exceptional experiences, but not at the expense of style. We have included all the essential elements that combine to make the perfect holiday – adventure, beaches, culture and exceptional hotels – to create a sustainable holiday showcases the very best of this part of Indonesia.
Day 1
Bali (Nirjhara)
Day 2
Bali (Nirjhara)
Day 3
Bali - Sorong - Misool
Days 4 - 9
Misool
Day 10
Misool - Sorong
Day 11
Sorong - Bali - Ubud (Capella)
Days 12 - 13
Ubud (Capella)
Day 14
Ubud - Bali
Day 1
Bali (Nirjhara)
Day 2
Bali (Nirjhara)
Stay in a wooden treehouse amidst Balinese jungle and paddy fields.
Day 3
Bali - Sorong - Misool
Days 4 - 9
Misool
An island paradise, home to emerald waters, teeming with life, hidden villas and powder-white beaches.
Day 10
Misool - Sorong
Day 11
Sorong - Bali - Ubud (Capella)
Days 12 - 13
Ubud (Capella)
Immerse yourself in the sounds and sights of the rainforest at this beautiful tented camp.
Day 14
Ubud - Bali
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Sustainability in Indonesia
Properties and experiences throughout Indonesia have a varying approach to sustainability, however, with this itinerary we’ve shown how it can be done with style. Misool Foundations mission is to safeguard the most bio-diverse reefs via the empowerment of local communities while Capella’s focus is on slow travel and gentle impact. A stay at Nirjhara combines cutting edge design with sensitive materials and community engagement. All three properties complement each other, making for a holiday diverse in experience yet sharing a common theme to tread lightly and protect their fragile environments.
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A note on price
Prices will vary depending on the time of year you are travelling. Prices do not include international flights. Please ask one of our Travel Experts for an accurate quote. Flights purchased through Steppes Travel departing from the UK are ATOL protected.
This Itinerary
Price
From £5,325 Per person
When to travel
Indonesia in January
November to March is the rainy season in most of Indonesia, apart from northern Sumatra, Maluka and Papua, which have fantastic diving conditions. It is a quieter time of year, with the ability to travel with spontaneity. January and February are the wettest months.
Indonesia in February
November to March is the rainy season in most of Indonesia, apart from northern Sumatra, Maluka and Papua, which have fantastic diving conditions. It is a quieter time of year, with the ability to travel with spontaneity. January and February are the wettest months.
Indonesia in March
November to March is the rainy season in most of Indonesia, apart from northern Sumatra, Maluka and Papua, which have fantastic diving conditions. It is a quieter time of year, with the ability to travel with spontaneity. January and February are the wettest months.
Indonesia in April
April to October is the dry season for most of the country. Wildlife is at its peak, and long sunny days make for perfect beach weather. Travel outside of July and August to secure the best accommodation, or be prepared to book well in advance.
Indonesia in May
April to October is the dry season for most of the country. Wildlife is at its peak, and long sunny days make for perfect beach weather. Travel outside of July and August to secure the best accommodation, or be prepared to book well in advance.
Indonesia in June
April to October is the dry season for most of the country. Wildlife is at its peak, and long sunny days make for perfect beach weather. Travel outside of July and August to secure the best accommodation, or be prepared to book well in advance.
Indonesia in July
April to October is the dry season for most of the country. Wildlife is at its peak, and long sunny days make for perfect beach weather. Travel outside of July and August to secure the best accommodation, or be prepared to book well in advance.
Indonesia in August
April to October is the dry season for most of the country. Wildlife is at its peak, and long sunny days make for perfect beach weather. Travel outside of July and August to secure the best accommodation, or be prepared to book well in advance.
Indonesia in September
April to October is the dry season for most of the country. Wildlife is at its peak, and long sunny days make for perfect beach weather. Travel outside of July and August to secure the best accommodation, or be prepared to book well in advance.
Indonesia in October
April to October is the dry season for most of the country. Wildlife is at its peak, and long sunny days make for perfect beach weather. Travel outside of July and August to secure the best accommodation, or be prepared to book well in advance.
Indonesia in November
November to March is the rainy season in most of Indonesia, apart from northern Sumatra, Maluka and Papua, which have fantastic diving conditions. It is a quieter time of year, with the ability to travel with spontaneity. January and February are the wettest months.
Indonesia in December
November to March is the rainy season in most of Indonesia, apart from northern Sumatra, Maluka and Papua, which have fantastic diving conditions. It is a quieter time of year, with the ability to travel with spontaneity. January and February are the wettest months.
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Why Choose Steppes?
Our knowledge and expertise set us apart. So too our curiosity. It is this that drives us to create a journey that is really bespoke to you, all the while ensuring we travel and operate sustainably.
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