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Cruise itinerary

13 night tropical indonesian odyssey

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Ship: Le Soleal (details)
Cruise line: Ponant Cruises

Departure date: Tuesday, June 15, 2027
Return date: Monday, June 28, 2027
Departure port: Bali
Ports of call: Badas, Komodo National Park Indonesia, Maumere, Kalabahi, Barat Daya Islands, Bandanaira, Kiti-Kiti Waterfall Indonesia, Triton Bay, Kei Islands, Dili
Return port: Darwin

Prices:

Outside $11,530

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Balcony $12,480

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Suite $21,280

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Day Location

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Bali
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Bali
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Badas
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Komodo National Park Indonesia
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Maumere
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Kalabahi
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Barat Daya Islands
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Bandanaira
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Kiti-Kiti Waterfall Indonesia
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Triton Bay
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Kei Islands
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Dili
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Darwin
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Darwin

Part of the Pura Bratan Water Temple complex, built in 1663 at the edge of Lake Bratan in Bali, Indonesia.

Balinese children watch a ceremony at Pura Panti Timbrah, Paksebali village, Klungkung, Bali.

The mountainous region around Kintamani, centering on the spectacular volcanic caldera of Mt. Batur, with its deep crater lake and bubbling hot springs, is rugged with a high and wild beauty.

Nusa Dua beach on the southern coast of Bali.

The Pura Ulun Danu Bratan water temple on the shores of Lake Bratan in the mountains near Bedugul on Bali, Indonesia.

Sunset with locals and a hut overlooking a river in Bali.

Tanah Lot, a rock formation off the Indonesian island of Bali. It is home to the pilgrimage temple Pura Tanah Lot, a popular cultural icon and photography magnet.

Tanah Lot temple in Tabanan, one of seven sea temples in Bali, dates to the 1500s.

Sunset in Badung Kabupaten, Bali, Indonesia.

Young friendship on the beach in Bali.

A beach in Benoa on the island of Bali, Indonesia.

Along the beach in Benoa, Bali, in Indonesia.

The photographer: "The spirit of Mutual Cooperation, or in Indonesia we called it Gotong Royong, is seen in this image. Together these Balinese fisherman helping each other everytime one of them is go fishing by pushing the boat from land to the sea."

Jelle Oostrom: "For more than 1,000 years, Balinese worshipers have been drawn to Pura Tirta Empul, whose sacred spring is said to have been created by Indra and to have curative properties. The tradition continues almost unchanged at the temple today."

The Tanah Lot temple in Tabanan on the island of Bali, Indonesia.