ENDANGERED SPECIES TOUR
"The Essential Bucket List Tour For All Animal Lovers!"
Endangered Wildlife of Indonesia
Indonesia’s breathtaking biodiversity awaits. From vibrant birds to majestic mammals, you’ll journey through ancient rainforests, colorful coral reefs, and dramatic volcanic landscapes. Along the way, encounter some of the most endangered wildlife of Indonesia, including Orangutans, Komodo Dragons, and Sumatran Elephants—species found nowhere else on Earth.
More than just a trip, this is a mission with impact. Your adventure directly supports critical conservation initiatives that protect endangered species and their fragile ecosystems. Whether you choose to hike, snorkel, safari, or cruise, each step connects you with local cultures and wild spaces in meaningful ways.
This is your chance to experience the thrill of discovery while helping preserve the endangered wildlife of Indonesia for future generations.
17 Days
Bali, Borneo, Flores
Jungle
Include
Full board accomodation
Full board activites based on private tour
Airport transfer services in each area
Permit and the park entry
English speaking guide
EXCLUDE
Bar and alcoholic drinks, laundry and other personal expense is not mentioned above
The internal flight, budget cost for the internal flight about USD 1170-1250 per person
*Domestic air travel is variable around USD 250 to 300 return per person, travel plan from Jakarta, on current direct flights. We could assist you on book the internal flight.
ITINERARY
We'll whisk you away to our comfortable partner hotel, where you'll receive a warm welcome and a comprehensive tour briefing from one of our experienced senior staff. Relax, and let us take care of everything.
Experience the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the Kelimutu region on this day of exploration. Wander through breathtaking landscapes, discover unique bird species, and connect with the warm and welcoming Lio people. Your guide will help you craft your perfect day, offering a range of activities from scenic walks to cultural immersions.
Start your day with an optional bird walk, followed by a visit to 
ADVENTURE GALLERY
WHAT THEY SAY
A lovely visit at this ecolodge
"We spent 4 nights at Mbeliling Ecolodge and generally enjoyed our time while exploring the island. After traveling all day, we arrived at dark, very tired and in a torrential down pour. Luckily, we were greeted by the lodge manager, Aldi, who assisted us to our rooms. We are in our mid 70's, pretty fit and active, but were still surprised at the very steep and deep, slippery (and somewhat dangerous) stairs we had to negotiate to get to our rooms. The rain created a 2-3 inch deep stream coming fast down the stairs, soaking our hiking shoes and pants. We did inquire about being driven up to our room on the service room that brings up luggage, but we were told no. This torrential rain, of course, was a part of nature, and after this rough start, our time here improved.
The A-frame cabin was simple, clean, and comfortable. Drinking water was provided daily, which eliminated plastic bottle use. The restaurant and deck were comfortable with beautiful views. The grounds were maintained and landscaped with lovely flowers and plants. The meals were delicious and made with fresh and local ingredients. All of the staff were very friendly, kind and helpful. And a big shout out to Aldi, the new manager and the highly experienced and courteous driver Edy. Aldi helped us in so many ways, and we greatly appreciated his assistance and enjoyed interacting with him.
It rained for most of 2 days, but we still managed to get out as much as possible. We visited Edy's village, went to a home of a weaver, and walked around the area. On another day, we hiked to the waterfalls. On our last day, we went to Komodo NP for a day tour. We are glad we were able to visit this island, explore its natural beauty, and meet the lovely folks living here."
Lovesadventure
February 2025
Incredibly Unique Experience
"Amazing doesn't quite cover it. From the start, the reservation manager answered questions promptly & took care of every detail. Our wonderful guide, Hakim, met us at the airport & helped with a return flight issue before our short drive to the marina. The klotok (wooden boat) was clean, comfortable & the perfect vessel for a river safari (yes, there is a bathroom). You can choose to sleep on the boat (mattresses with mosquito nets), but we chose the lodge primarily for the air conditioning as it is quite humid compared to where we live! We spent two days on the river in your private boat, and Hakim was excellent at sharing his knowledge about the flora & fauna - his natural curiosity & enthusiasm is so enjoyable. Despite our concern about what we would see in the rainy off-season, on our transfer to the lodge we already saw a wild orangutan with her new baby & adolescent. There were plenty more orangutans at the feeding stations, including the huge males, plus many opportunities to photograph proboscis monkeys, macaques, and gorgeous birds. Don't skip the night walk to see glow-in-the-dark mushrooms & tarantulas! Tips: read the traveler info they provide so you pack the correct clothing, hat, thin rain jacket, binoculars & bug spray (I pre-treated my lightweight pants, tops & socks with permethrin prior to travel which helped tremendously, then just sprayed my hands & neck). Stay quiet on the boat & at the feeding stations; don't make sudden movements to keep from scaring the apes, monkeys & birds. Whether served on the boat or in the lodge restaurant, food was very tasty & portions just right (we don't eat a ton in the heat); be sure to communicate if you have allergies or dislikes so they can plan ahead for you. Everyone we met or talked to was very accommodating & works very hard/long hours so don't forget to leave a gratuity for the staff, the boat captain & your guide. And don't be afraid to go during the rainy season - we only had one afternoon of rain & Hakim provided large umbrellas. I couldn't imagine going peak season with hoards of boats & people - at most we saw maybe a dozen other people. Plus we experienced orangutan behavior in the rain - the big male grabbed some nearby branches & made himself an umbrella! I highly recommend Rimba Eco Lodge & wish Batik Air hadn't forced us to leave a day early - I think 3 or 4 days would be much better than our whirlwind 2 days. Thank you, Rimba management & staff!"
DiveGirl2014
February 2025
Must Visit- Best Place and People
"I took my parents here and we spent 2.5 days and 2 nights- not enough! I could've stayed forever. We came in the off season, so it was pretty quiet around the lodge and at the craters which was amazing! Pak Patris and Pak Pang took us around Ende and Moni, and we are endlessly grateful for their warmth and patience. This was a perfect way to be able to visit Moni and actually get to see it. Aside from danau tiga warna, we went to a small hot springs in the area, on a short hike to a waterfall and through the Friday morning market, we visited traditional housing, a local coffee plantation, and blue stone beach. Despite our many activities, nothing ever felt rushed or stressful and we had plenty of time to relax at the lodge too- which is a must, the views are incredible. I would recommend this to anyone and everyone. Much thanks to Pak Patris and Pak Pang for taking us around and sharing their beautiful history and culture with us. And to the rest of the staff for being so friendly and helpful. I can't wait to come back and visit again! Sampai jumpa lagi. simo gemi"
Taylor H
February 2025
Great hospitality and worth the price
"The staff and guide (Hakim) are very friendly, hospitable and knowledgeable. The cost is on the high side (USD $1.4k for 4D3N solo travel) but it is completely justifiable given the services. They take care of all your meals, tours, transport and lodging, you do not have to worry about anything
One note is that the meal portions tend to be quite big as they cater to Western travellers. If you cannot eat that much (like me!), don't be afraid to feedback to the staff. They are very receptive"
Passenger67475551994
December 2024