This IndonesiaTouristGuides.Com website has been created to cater for tourists, researchers and businessmen who are looking for The Personal Touch, where they can expect a very high level of individual attention to their personal needs and desires, as compared to the large tour guide operators who tend to function at the group level.

The Tourist Guides listed on this site are individual freelance operators who are prepared to listen to your needs and try to provide you with the best options appropriate to your expectations and budget. Our objective is to open up opportunities for more Indonesians to showcase our beautiful country and hopefully assist development of the tourism industry, while improving the distribution of tourism income in Indonesia.

Indonesians are proud of their country and very friendly, and we believe that the people of Indonesia and their myriad of rich cultures and traditions are Indonesia's greatest tourism assets.

Whether you are just looking for a relaxing holiday, hoping to find the best dive or fishing spots in Indonesia, looking for a new and exciting experience, need assistance on business trips, or are wanting to carry out some personal or team research, this Indonesia Tourist Guides website is for you!.

Indonesia consists of about seventeen thousand islands spanning between mainland South-East Asia, Papua New Guinea and Australia. Its coastline is about 80,000 kilometers, and the islands range from small, uninhabited islands to Papua and Kalimantan (Borneo), which are amongst the largest islands in the world. The main islands are Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Bali, Nusa Tenggara, Maluku and Papua (Papua New Guinea).

The most distinctive feature of Indonesia's highlands is a rim of volcanoes, many of which are active. Indonesia's climate is fairly uniformly hot and humid, and temperatures range between 20 and 38 ⁰C. The humidity can be anything between 60 and 90 percent and the wet season is from November to April.

Bali is the most famous tourist destination, however there are many wonderful and exciting areas in Indonesia that still remain relatively undeveloped and natural.

The Capital City is Jakarta, and the Area of Indonesia is approximately 1,919,440 sq. km. There are 365 ethnic or tribal groups in Indonesia, with the main ones being Acehnese, Bataks, Minangkabaus, Javanese, Sundanese, Balinese. The national language is Bahasa Indonesia and there are also 583 local dialects.

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