Indonesia Rentals By Owner and Vacation Rentals

Capital-	Jakarta
Language Spoken-	Indonesian
Best Time to Visit-	In the dry season, between May and October
Currency-	Rupiah
Must Eat-	Nasi goreng, fried rice
Must Drink-	Jus Alpokat, a very sweet beverage involving avocadoes and chocolate syrup
Learn to Say-	"Tidak apa-apa" (No problem)
Life in Indonesia-	Eating with your hands is very common in Indonesia. However, avoid using your left hand as this is considered offensive.

A vacation rental in Indonesia means that you can forever brag that you have visited the largest archipelago in the world. Indonesia is made up of over 17,500 scenic islands and borders both the Pacific and Indian Ocean. What this means to your vacation rental in Indonesia is unlimited gorgeous scenery and recreational opportunities.
 
Indonesia spans the equator – this pretty much guarantees warm weather year-round, although Indonesia does have a very distinct wet season. It’s also located on the Eurasian, Australian, and Pacific tectonic plates – this provides for over 150 active volcanoes scattered throughout the fantastic islands of Indonesia! And Indonesia is considered to be second among the most biologically diverse countries in the world with a heavy concentration of various plant and animal species.
 
All of these factors combine to give a vacation rental in Indonesia some very unique recreation activities. The scenic island of Kalimantan, one of the largest of the Indonesian islands, is a great destination for the adventurous vacation rental – it’s full of uncharted jungle and raging rivers and is home to a large orangutan population. For those who like their native wild animals safely viewed from a distance, however, stop by the Bohorok Orang-Utan Viewing Centre – it’s a world-renowned site for prime orangutan viewing. Or stop by Lore Lindu National Park. This large park is abundant in natural wildlife and even boasts large butterflies that can grow to be bigger than a human hand!
 
For a taste of the local customs, check out the annual Easter parade on the scenic island of Larantuka or stop by Bali during their New Year’s celebrations. During this time, the island grinds to a halt as the Balinese try to convince the watching gods that the islands are uninhabited.
 
From the snorkeling beaches of Lombok Island to the temperate rainforests of Sumatra; from the Borobudur temple on the island of Java to the frequent eruptions of Mount Bromo, a vacation rental in Indonesia is sure to be one full of excitement and fond memories.