Experience the Charm of Spice Island: Luxury Meets History

Often the main entry point to Maluku, Ambon seamlessly blends modern city comforts with scenic coastal beauty. Don’t miss local dishes like papeda and smoked fish, which showcase the region’s signature spice flavors.

Known as the “Pearl of Maluku,” Banda boasts crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and historical sites like Fort Belgica and the colonial-era Mini Palace.

Dominated by active volcanoes, these islands feature colonial forts, clove plantations, and traditions tied to an enduring sultanate heritage.

Located in the Banda Sea, this striking rocky islet is the peak of a submerged volcano. Rising from depths of 3,000 meters, Bird Island is a sanctuary for countless frigates, gannets, and other seabirds. Its dramatic scenery and thriving birdlife make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Hatta Island may seem small, but beneath its shimmering waves lies a world of underwater wonder. Known for some of the best snorkeling and diving opportunities in the region, it’s a paradise for marine enthusiasts. On land, the island’s pristine white sands and swaying palm trees set the perfect scene for a relaxing picnic or a dreamy sunset barbecue.

Explore the colorful colonial-era architecture on Banda Island and step back in time. There are many highlights to see, including the impressive Governor’s House, the formidable Fort Belgica, as well as the historic church. Take a stroll through the bustling market where you can buy locally harvested nutmeg, cinnamon, and other aromatic spices.

Experience the commanding presence of 666-meter-high Gunung Api on a guided trek. Awe-inspiring views of the entire Banda region await you at the summit, offering you some of the most photograph-worthy moments of your trip.