Sustainable Travel in Indonesia
Eco-friendly and sustainable travel guides
Sulawesi Is Not Bali: Where Indonesia's Last Honest Reefs Meet the Villages That Protect Them
A sustainable travel guide to Sulawesi's remote archipelagos, marine parks, and community-based tourism.
Sustainable TravelRaja Ampat: Where 1,700 Fish Species Live in a Marine Eden the Tourists Are Just Starting to Ruin
A sustainable travel guide to Indonesia's Raja Ampat archipelago — the world's most biodiverse marine ecosystem. Covers homestays, eco-resorts, liveaboards, dive sites, marine park permits, and how to visit without contributing to the damage.
Sustainable TravelFlores: Where Volcanic Lakes Change Color Overnight, Komodo Dragons Still Walk the Earth, and a Village of Cone-Shaped Houses Sits Above the Clouds
Beyond Komodo's tourist rush, Flores delivers tri-colored volcanic lakes, 400-year-old cone-shaped houses accessible only by jungle trek, and a 660-kilometer mountain highway that rewards anyone patient enough to cross it.
Sustainable TravelBali's Forgotten North: A Field Guide to Conservation Lodges, Coral Restoration, and the Island Beyond the Instagram Bubble
A conservation biologist's field guide to Bali's northwest — West Bali National Park, the world's largest Biorock reef restoration project, community-based eco-lodges, and the organizations keeping the Bali starling alive. With exact addresses, prices, hours, and what to skip.