Eco Tourism in Indonesia
Indonesia - Jakarta - Kuta - Lombok - Semarang - Yogyakarta - Bali
Komodo Park is one of the prime attractions of eco-tourism in Indonesia. The park comprises 603 sq. km. land and 1,214 sq. km. marine waters. It was declared Man and Biosphere Reserve and a World Heritage Site in 1986. The unique biodiversity and scenic beauty combined with remote and rustic location makes it one of the favorite haunts of the tourists. With 900-1,000 fish species, it is one of the richest fish habitats of the world. Dolphins, hawksbill turtles and green turtles often visit the reef-building and pink organ-pipe coral beaches. The dive boats’ anchors are devised so as not to harm the fragile coral reefs. This park also takes active measures to reduce the destructive fishing practices in the area.
The tourist facilities of the park provide accommodation for the tourists. The eco-tourism attractions of the park includeThere are various tours organized by the government and the tour operators which have eco-tourism as the primary objective. These often consist of field work by the tourists.
A trip to Sulawesi provides you all the bird watching you need, with numerous species of birds in the tropical forests. In the rainforests of Sumatra you can undertake fieldwork with researchers for 13 days observing and working on orangutans. Rafting along the Ayung River or a visit to the zoo park in Bali are favorite among travelers too.
West Bali National Park, Bali Butterfly Park, Batukaru Mountains, Batur Active Volcano, Tangkoko National Park are among the prime ecotourism ventures of Indonesia. A visit to some of them will show you how it feels to be on the wildest and grandest places on the face of Earth.
| Accommodation in Indonesia | |
| Accommodation in Sumba Island | Accommodation in Lombok |
| Accommodation in Bali | Accommodation in Jakarta |
| Accommodation in Dumai | Accommodation in Jambi |