A sustainable luxury stay in Indonesia

Indonesia

Our Indonesia selection spans Bali's rice terraces and river gorges, the reefs of North Sulawesi and the dry coast of Lombok. Every property is reviewed across nine sustainability criteria, from energy and water to waste, wildlife and community, with no paid placements.

12 sustainable stays in Indonesia

Stone spiral plunge pool and timber deck overlooking rice terraces
Ubud, Bali — Indonesia

Bambu Indah

$$$

24 antique-teak and bamboo houses above the Ayung river, set in a working organic farm.

Jungle immersionWellness retreat
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Aerial view of Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape at sunrise — jungle resort near Ubud, Bali
Ubud, Bali — Indonesia

Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape

$$$$

A resort above the Ayung River gorge with no walls and no doors, and a serious commitment to the jungle it sits in.

Jungle immersionIdeal for couples
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Aerial view of the Coral Eye jetty and boat over the turquoise house reef, Bangka Island, North Sulawesi
Bangka Island, North Sulawesi — Indonesia

Coral Eye

$$

A boutique dive resort on a Coral Triangle island, founded by marine biologists who built the science before they opened the rooms.

On the waterfrontSea view
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Aerial view of the pool ringed by villas with shingled roofs amid palms, Desa Hay, Canggu, Bali
Canggu, Bali — Indonesia

Desa Hay

$$$

6 villas in Canggu funding the schooling of 25 children at a Balinese orphanage, SLH Considerate Collection and 2025 SLH Resort Hotel of the Year.

Adults onlyIdeal for couples
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Aerial view of Fivelements Retreat among palm trees with Mount Batur in the distance, Bali
Ubud, Mambal, Bali — Indonesia

Fivelements Retreat Bali

$$

A plant-forward wellness retreat above the Ayung river, built from bamboo and reclaimed timber, laid out following Balinese sacred geometry.

Jungle immersionWellness retreat
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Aerial view of Jeeva Beloam Beach Camp from directly above — beach, A-frame lodges and turquoise sea, east Lombok
Jerowaru, Lombok — Indonesia

Jeeva Beloam Beach Camp

$

11 open-air lodges on a remote peninsula. Built from recycled timber, powered by the sun, fed by the sea.

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Aerial view of a pool ringed by coconut palms with white parasols on a timber deck, Mana Eco Retreat, Kuta Lombok
Kuta, Lombok — Indonesia

Mana Eco Retreat

$

A yoga retreat in Kuta Lombok with a fully vegetarian kitchen, on-site water recycling, and accommodation from a mixed dorm to a private villa.

Wellness retreatYoga retreat
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Cabins with shingled pyramid roofs amid dense rainforest above a pool deck and firepit, Munduk, North Bali
Munduk, Bali — Indonesia

Munduk Cabins by Desa Hay

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Rainforest cabins in the clove-growing hills above Munduk, in the cooler, less-visited north of Bali.

Jungle immersionRemote
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Mountain View Tent isolated in dense palm canopy in the Mt Batukaru foothills, Tabanan, Bali
Tabanan, Bali — Indonesia

Nadi Nature Resort

$

A 4-tent eco-resort at the foot of Mount Batukaru, with an on-site permaculture farm and the Gold tier of Bali's Eco Climate Badge.

Jungle immersionRemote
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Aerial view at sunset over the pool and villa rooftops, with rice fields and the sea beyond — Nirjhara, Bali
Tabanan, Bali — Indonesia

Nirjhara

$$$

A boutique resort built around a waterfall in the rice fields near Tanah Lot, running on water it filters and bottles on-site.

Jungle immersionIdeal for couples
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Aerial view of Samanvaya resort — thatched Joglo villas among rice terraces with Mount Agung, Sidemen valley, east Bali
Sidemen, Bali — Indonesia

Samanvaya

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Villas built inside Javanese wooden homes, in a little-known rice field valley.

Adults onlyIdeal for couples
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Aerial view of Siladen island and its fringing reef, with Manado Tua beyond, Bunaken Marine Park
Manado, North Sulawesi — Indonesia

Siladen Resort & Spa

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A 23-villa dive resort on a 300-person island in Bunaken Marine Park, where roughly one in three locals earns a monthly salary from the resort.

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We do the research so you don't have to. Each stay is selected on what it publicly documents: certifications, audits, named commitments. Only places worth going to.

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