Good to Know

Visa Information

It is your responsibility to ensure that you are in possession of the correct documentation for your holiday and onward travel. SENANG TOURS cannot accept responsibility for anyone who is refused entry to the country because they lack the correct documentation.

We encourage you to check the latest information with the nearest Indonesian embassy in your country. The government has recently relaxed the VISA regulations for 168 countries meaning they are eligible to enter Indonesia without a visa for 30 days. The visa free facility does not allow the change into other permits or visa extension. Passport holders from all visa exempt countries can enter Indonesia through one of the 124 designated border crossings.

Local Currency

The local currency in Indonesia is the Indonesia Rupiah (IDR). The current exchange rate is approximately at USD 1 = IDR 13,500 – 14,000. Major credit cards are widely accepted and Traveler’s Cheques and foreign currency are accepted at most of the large hotels and authorized moneychangers. There are local banks as well as ATM machines in all main towns.

What to Brings

Casual and comfortable lightweight clothing is suitable for travelling in Indonesia. Clothing in layers is recommended if travelling to higher altitudes. Dress modestly and don’t wear shorts or sleeveless tops when visiting religious buildings. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended and they should be removed before entering a private home. Wear a sarong and waist sashes when visiting temples (provided at the entrance). Prepare some change of dry clothes for a day of water activity such as white water rafting

Electricity

220 V / 50hz is used in Indonesia. We recommend you to bring along a travel adapter.

Weather

Indonesia enjoys a warm, tropical climate year-round with the most pleasant weather from April until October when the trade winds blow. The rainy season normally starts in November and usually lasts until March.

Language

The national language, Bahasa Indonesia, is taught in all schools. At home and in the markets, the local people speak their local dialect, e.g. Javanese in Central and East Java, Balinese in Bali. English is increase- singly spoken in the main tourist centres .

Tipping and Gratuities

It is generally accepted to tip local restaurant staff, luggage porters, drivers and guides. It is however not mandatory. Recommended tipping for guides is between IDR 50,000 to 100,000 (USD 4 to USD 8) per day and for driver it is IDR 50,000 (USD 4) per day.

Notes

This itinerary has been carefully designed by our team to showcase unique and recommended experiences. Should you have any question in regards to this tailormade programme, please contact us at info@senangtours.com