Beyond the beach clubs and crowds, Bali still breathes.  Along the north coast, coral gardens stretch quietly beneath the surface; in the hills, temples and rice terraces hold centuries of rhythm and ritual.  This is the side of Bali we love — slow, grounded, and deeply connected to the island’s people and sea.

Lombok and Sumbawa are where the raw edges of Indonesia still show.  Volcano peaks meet coral gardens, and local life moves quietly around sea and soil.  From Rinjani’s ridgelines to whale sharks in Saleh Bay, these islands remind you that adventure and care can coexist — and that connection runs deeper than any dive.

Central to East Java moves at its own rhythm — ancient temples, volcano sunrises, and a creative pulse that runs through cities like Jogja and Malang.  From the quiet grace of Borobudur to the surreal landscapes of Bromo, this is where heritage and raw nature still meet.  We travel with people who protect both — preserving stories, crafts, and the land that holds them.

North Sumatra is a region of contrasts — volcanic lakes, ancient rainforests, and coral-covered coastlines.  From Lake Toba’s deep caldera to Bukit Lawang’s jungles and the wild dives off Pulau Weh, it’s a place where nature still holds the rhythm.  We work with local hosts who honour that balance — protecting the forests, supporting the communities, and keeping Sumatra’s magic intact.

Nusa Tenggara Timur is where Indonesia’s wild heart still beats.  From the swirling currents of Komodo to Alor’s untouched reefs, every dive feels like discovery.  It’s a region shaped by ocean and culture — remote, raw, and real.  This is where coral walls meet volcanic cliffs, and where our local partners work hand in hand with their communities to keep it that way.

We offer incredible road cycling trips that get you off the traffic grid and deep into Southeast Asia’s most scenic, quiet, and rideable regions. Curated by cyclists for cyclists—this is road cycling, reimagined.