Makassar Travel Itineraries

Sengkang in South Sulawesi is a convenient stopover for travelers taking a trip between Makassar and the southern beaches of Bira. Sengkang has a few travel secrets of its own too, and is primarily known for its location by the Tempe Lake.

Witness the natural beauty of Gangga Island, a tropical paradise situated just off the North Sulawesi coast in Indonesia. With air access at Manado 25 miles away, visitors can arrive on the island via speedboat.

Pangkalan Bun is popular with guests as the gateway to Tanjung Puting National Park. Located on the gently flowing Arut River, the town offers several natural and cultural attractions of its own.

Wakatobi is an Indonesian archipelago of four islands famed for its rich marine biodiversity as well as breathtaking coastal scenery. With balmy waters that are home to beautiful coral reefs and a plethora of marine creatures, it is ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving enthusiasts.

Lapped by the azure blue waters of the Indian Ocean, Nusa Lembongan is the very image of a tropical paradise. Located southeast of mainland Bali, this picturesque island offers a plethora of scenic attractions and beachside activities

Tabanan is a picturesque regency that extends from the remote western coast to central Bali.

An island surrounded by white sand beaches in the province of East Nusa Tenggara in eastern Indonesia, Sumba offers the perfect remote tropical escape off the beaten track. Gentle, rugged limestone hills growing maize and rice make up the landscape unlike the volcanic mountains of other Indonesian islands

Mojokerto, a thinly populated city in the East Java province, provides many an attraction for a growing array of visitors.

Kapala Pitu is a scenic village located near Makassar in Eastern Indonesia. Named after the traditional seven village chiefs, the Indonesian term ‘Kepala Pitu’ stands for the seven villages of the Lolai region of Tana Toraja.