The 14 Wonderful Places for Incredible Adventures Experience in Indonesia

Review by : Yuli SE., MM

For many people around the globe, seeking the destinations in order to prove themselves to be a true adventurer could be troublesome. The reason behind this is, the condition of the natural attractions that they wanted to visit, is not as good as they hope for. In the end, they’re just gonna meet the long-forgotten location.

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But now, thanks to the goodness of social media, you can actually see which one of the attraction that worth visiting, by seeing at how it looks, and the reputation it got for the tourists before. Now, we want to share a little information about the incredible adventure experience in Indonesia with all the wonderful and memorable locations that will be mentioned below:

1- The Jomblang Cave

The first one in the place with incredible adventure experience in Indonesia is the Jomblang Cave. For you who love the cave exploring activity, this is the one. A cave with muddy road and a very challenging entrance lead to an amazing location where you can see the light coming down from above.

Even though the place is not as crowded as you can imagine, Jomblang Cave still has its own pace for being a nice place for adventurer. You should go down to the bottom by using specialized rope and do a little trekking to the cave itself.

2 – Mount Ijen

Known as the blue core of Java, Mount Ijen is surely should be included inside our list. Aside you can do hiking to the top of Mount Ijen, the result of conquering the Mountain also more satisfying because you can witness the actual blue lava from the crater. Most people use this opportunity to blast their instagram with quality feed.

Sometimes, some people also put their cameras with tripods in order to capture a long video from day to night, only focusing on the crater. But, aside from the carter itself, sometimes you can also witness the meteor rain from the peak.

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3 – Kakaban Island

Indonesia has a lot of islands, and it’s not easy to pick which one of them that we should put inside this list. But after some thoughts, we agreed to put the Kakaban Island. You know, the island is indeed very large, has about 774,2 hectares area inside an island complex called Derawan islands.

Many travelers and adventurers do love to visit this island more than once, because they found something that is the incredible adventure experience in Indonesia, seeing the jellyfishes swimming around them. They’re not stingy, and considerably friendly, because they neither attack or run away when some tourists swimming to them.

4 – Wayag Island

The next island on the list is the Wayag Island. Do you know Raja Ampat? In that very location, there’s an icon that people always love, called Wayag Island. The island is not the ordinary island with a beach around it. Instead, Wayag is a group of small islands and krast mountains located in the middle of the ocean.

The people usually refer this Wayag Island as a picture that can describe Raja Ampat. Wonderful, beautiful, and somewhat magical. No wonder people are usually renting a boat just for seeing each island.

5 – Kenawa Island

So what’s the next one after Wayag and Kakaban. From the Raja Ampat tourist destination, now we move a little bit to an area named Sumbawa to meet the one and only Kenawa Island. The Sumbawa itself is the tourism area that known for having the best sites for snorkeling and diving, including this island.

It looks so good with varieties of coral and sea animals. Plus, it’s also very easy to reach it. Just go for a ride from Kenawa Port, which is located near the main port in Sumbawa, Pototano Port. There you can have a trip to Kenawa island for less than an hour.

6 -Waerebo Traditional Village

Have you ever seen movies like Indiana Jones or King Kong? In those movies, you can see the live of traditional tribes, even though they can be completely fictional. The live of tribal people like this is rarely seen these days, especially when technology became our dearest friend of all.

But in Indonesia, you can directly see them, the actual tribes who still live with their own tradition and way of life. One example is the people who live in the Waerebo Traditional Village in Manggarai. Their pointy houses and village center are hidden beneath the vast rain forest.

7 – The Pink Beach

The next one in the incredible adventure experience in Indonesia is the one and only Pink Beach of Komodo National Park, the beach where you can see the unusual color of the sand. Well, if the black or white color of the beach is that mainstream, then this Pink beach is surely a refresher.

Don’t worry for the people who are nature activists, the beach is not colored by paintings or any other coloring instrument. Instead, the color came naturally from the beach itself. At first, this became a confusion, but now it’s all clear about the origin of the pink color.