From USD 3,000

First-class flight to Sumatra for a luxury wildlife safari

Fly first class, then spend five days with expert guides in Sumatra’s rainforest, home to orangutans, elephants, tigers and rhinos.

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Safari

Five days
Flights

First class, often via Singapore or Jakarta
Best season

May to September
Wildlife

Orangutans, elephants, tigers, rhinos

Into Sumatra’s rainforest

Sumatra’s dense rainforests shelter some of the rarest wildlife on earth. Experienced guides lead each safari and explain the conservation work protecting these habitats, such as the initiatives in Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park.

You get there in first class: premium lounges before departure, then reclining seats, on-demand gourmet meals and fine wines on board.

What’s included

A five-day safari based at eco-friendly lodges, with daily excursions into the jungle and expert guides keeping every outing safe.

First-class flight with premium lounge access
Gourmet meals, fine wines and a dedicated crew
Five-day guided wildlife safari
Eco-friendly lodge accommodation
Guided jungle treks and bird-watching
Visits to local communities

When to go and how to prepare

Pack light, breathable clothing and sturdy walking shoes for warm, humid trails.

Dry season, May to September

Wildlife sightings are most frequent and the trails easier to walk.

Book well ahead

Reserve early for the peak dry season to secure lodges and special requests.

Health before you travel

Ask your doctor about vaccinations, such as hepatitis, and malaria prophylaxis.

Price and booking

Covers your first-class flight and the five-day safari package, customised to your preferences. Book early for the dry season.

Starting price, flight and safari

USD 3,000

Private transfers and bespoke excursions
Travel insurance on request
Java add-on: Borobudur and Prambanan tour, from USD 70 per person

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In the rainforest and on the way

Wildlife, birdlife and a city stopover.

Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park

Learn about the conservation work protecting Sumatra’s rainforest habitat.

Rainforest birding

Look for the endemic Sumatran laughingthrush and the rhinoceros hornbill.

Singapore or Jakarta stopover

Layovers often allow time to explore either city.

Where you stay

Lodges that balance comfort with a light footprint.

Tangkahan Elephant Lodge

Boutique lodge with exceptional service in a striking jungle setting.

Eco-friendly safari lodges

Modern comforts, organic dining and private guided tours.

Culture along the way

Visits to local communities add a human side to the safari, always arranged to be respectful. An open mind and local etiquette go a long way.

Local crafts and customs

Meet villagers and learn about everyday life in the region.
Batik workshops

Try traditional batik with local artisans.
Traditional dance

Watch performances rooted in local custom.

Questions about the safari

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When is the best time for a wildlife safari in Sumatra?

The dry season, from May to September, offers the best weather for outdoor activities and wildlife viewing.

What wildlife might I see?

The rainforest is home to the Sumatran tiger, orangutans, elephants and rhinos. Expert guides give you the best chance; sightings of the rarest species are never guaranteed.

Are the lodges eco-friendly?

Yes. Lodges are chosen for their eco-friendly practices, balancing luxury with care for the surrounding forest.