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Indonesia's 6 listings are volcanic in the most literal sense: Java's crater highlands and Bali's Banjar springs, where the water smells of sulphur and the jungle…

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Explore Indonesia's hot springs

Indonesia's 6 listings are volcanic in the most literal sense: Java's crater highlands and Bali's Banjar springs, where the water smells of sulphur and the jungle presses in close.

Choose your kind of soak

Whether you're traveling with family, seeking a quiet retreat, or looking for mineral-rich waters, Indonesia has a spring for you.

Indonesia's 6 listings are volcanic in the most literal sense: Java's crater highlands and Bali's Banjar springs, where the water smells of sulphur and the jungle presses in close.

How to reach Indonesia's hot springs

Jakarta/Bandung for West Java's Ciater highlands; Denpasar for Bali's Banjar (north coast). Domestic flights hop the archipelago.

Where Indonesia's springs cluster

  • West Java (Ciater) — Tea-plantation highlands with riverside hot pools.
  • Bali (Banjar) — The island's best-known hot springs in the north.

Best time to visit

April–October is the dry season. The highlands are cool year-round — a relief from the lowland heat.

Good to know

Volcanic water can be very sulphurous — it's normal, and great for skin. Combine Ciater with Tangkuban Perahu crater. Bali's springs are a fine north-coast day trip from the southern beach hubs.

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