- Indonesia ranks as the top affordable luxury honeymoon destination globally, per recent research
- Five-star hotels in Indonesia average £396 per night, cheaper than Maldives and Bermuda rates
- Indonesia offers 177 luxury resorts, 673 five-star spas, and 538 hotels with private pools
When travellers dream of a luxury escape, destinations like the Maldives or Mauritius often spring to mind, with their pristine beaches, turquoise waters and endless sunshine. These idyllic spots have long been favourites for honeymooners seeking a peaceful escape. New research suggests there's another destination that offers the same opulence at a fraction of the cost. According to a study reported by the Daily Mail, Indonesia has emerged as the world's best destination for affordable luxury. The analysis, conducted by fashion brand AbayaButh, compared 30 popular honeymoon locations, factoring in:
- flight prices
- five-star hotel rates
- luxury resort availability
- spa quality
- access to private pools and villas
Luxury Without The Hefty Price Tag
Indonesia's islands topped the list thanks to their balance of affordability and extravagance. When it comes to accommodation, five-star hotels average 396 pounds (Rs 48,000) per night, compared to 937 pounds (Rs 1 lakh) in the Maldives and 537 pounds (Rs 65,000) in Bermuda. The Southeast Asian nation boasts 177 luxury resorts, 673 five-star spas and 538 hotels offering private pools.
Long-haul premium economy flights to Indonesia are also cheaper than those to similar destinations, which can cost three to four times more.
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Travel Update For Bali Visitors
All international arrivals at Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali, must complete an 'All Indonesia' declaration card online. This free digital form consolidates health, customs, immigration and quarantine declarations, and must be submitted three days before arrival.
With its stunning landscapes, rich culture and unmatched value for money, Indonesia is redefining what affordable luxury looks like for global travellers.
