Indonesia is one of the best destinations in Asia for an eco-friendly holiday. Here you can stay at resorts that operate within national parks, use solar energy, grow their own produce and support nature conservation programmes. We have selected ten eco-hotels in Indonesia where a high level of service is combined with a responsible attitude towards the environment.

NIHI Sumba
Misool Eco Resort, Raja Ampat
This small resort with a maximum capacity of just 40 guests is located in remote Raja Ampat within the Misool Marine Reserve. It is known for its numerous environmental initiatives aimed at preserving the region's unique nature: from using biodegradable soap and shampoo to supporting a waste recycling project.
Not a single tree was cut down during construction of the resort: the villas and overwater cottages were built from recycled wood. Many buildings have an "alang-alang" roof made of grass.
The culinary concept does not include pork or shrimp dishes. However, four meals a day are provided, with an emphasis on fresh, local and organic products.
Popular leisure activities include snorkeling and diving on the house reef. More than 25 world-class dive sites are available within a 15-minute ride. Incidentally, it was in these waters that the underwater 3D footage for the film "Journey to the South Pacific" was shot.

Misool Eco Resort
NIHI Sumba, Sumba
One of Indonesia's most impressive resorts is located on the island of Sumba. NIHI Sumba supports environmental conservation and local community development projects and is regularly ranked among the best hotels in the world. In 2025, this luxury hotel received the highest Three MICHELIN Keys distinction and has also held leading positions in international rankings for several years.
There are only 28 unique villas at the resort. Depending on the chosen accommodation, guests can enjoy private pools with waterfalls, a private cliffside spa and even make a childhood dream of a treehouse come true. An exclusive option is Mandaka Estate with 9 bedrooms.
NIHI Sumba offers all-inclusive dining. Activities include a spa safari, horse-riding lessons for adults and children, horseback rides along the beach and swimming with horses, hikes, visits to scenic waterfalls, fishing, as well as numerous water sports, with surfing holding a special place among them.

NIHI Sumba
Svarga Resort, Lombok
Translated from Sanskrit, the resort's name means "paradise". The concept here is based on "healthy tourism". Guests can choose from 5 room types surrounded by lush hills. All materials used for the interiors are eco-friendly, while the rooms themselves are decorated in warm, natural tones that encourage relaxation and calm.
Salza restaurant offers a variety of packages, including a romantic dinner and a special birthday package, combined with scenic views of Mount Agung, Senggigi Beach and the surrounding hills.
Trips to Lombok's most beautiful beaches, private hikes on Mount Rinjani, visits to the traditional villages of Sade and Ende, the weaving village of Sukarara, a pearl farm, as well as local temples.

Svarga Resort
Bambu Indah, Bali
Bambu Indah is a place where nature and luxury come together. The hotel's name means "beautiful bamboo" and reflects its environmental concept. Bambu Indah is located in Ubud and is included among the best wellness resorts in Bali.
The complex consists of original bamboo houses surrounded by lush tropical nature. The hotel combines a high level of service with care for the environment. Special ventilation, lighting and water purification systems, along with the elimination of plastic, make a stay at Bambu Indah not only comfortable but also eco-friendly.
Warung restaurant offers refined dishes made with local products, while the cliff bar is an ideal place to enjoy a cocktail and scenic views. Guests can choose from various excursions, hikes, cycling trips and workshops. Those who prefer to relax can treat themselves to massages and wellness treatments.

Bambu Indah
Munduk Moding Plantation Nature Resort, Bali
Holder of a Travelife Gold certification. Munduk Moding Resort is spread across a coffee plantation. It is a recognised leader in environmentally responsible tourism. Eco-friendly practices are actively implemented here, from eliminating plastic to recycling waste and organising educational activities for guests.
Spacious suites and villas are available, many with private pools and Jacuzzis. Guests can enjoy Asian and Indonesian cuisine as well as signature organic coffee grown directly on the plantation.
Activities for every taste include hiking, cycling tours, horse riding, visits to waterfalls, mountain lakes, ancient temples and rice terraces.

Munduk Moding Plantation Nature Resort
Plataran Menjangan Resort & Spa, Bali
A beautiful 5-star hotel within West Bali National Park, on Menjangan Island. This resort meets the highest environmental standards, confirmed by the ASEAN Green Hotel Standard certification.
Villas hidden among shady forests and mangroves offer exceptional comfort and personalised service. Refined cuisine in several restaurants, a five-storey observation tower, the region's largest infinity pool at Octagon Ocean Club, a private cruise jetty and a wide range of water activities are also available.

Plataran Menjangan Resort & Spa
Alila Villas Uluwatu, Bali
Alila Villas Uluwatu is a leader in environmentally responsible tourism in Indonesia and was the first to receive the prestigious EarthCheck certification. The resort actively uses innovative solutions to minimise its impact on the environment. There is no single-use plastic, a waste recycling programme is in place, and the resort has its own water purification system.
Villas from 290 square metres feature open-plan layouts, private pools and panoramic views of the Indian Ocean. A distinctive architectural feature is the flat volcanic-stone roofs, which not only act as natural air conditioning but also help significantly reduce energy consumption.
At Alila restaurants, guests are served Indonesian and international dishes prepared with fresh local products. A wide range of wellness treatments is available. Guests can relax in the 50-metre cliffside pool with panoramic ocean views, practise yoga or go on excursions to discover the rich culture of Bali.

Alila Villas Uluwatu
Ulaman Eco Retreat, Bali
Ulaman Eco Luxury Retreat is located in the scenic Tabanan area and is built from natural materials. The resort has repeatedly received prestigious awards for its impeccable commitment to sustainability principles. These principles are reflected in every detail: from the farm-to-table concept and its own organic garden to innovative water supply and energy-efficiency systems.
Guests have access to 20 bamboo villas with panoramic views and a high level of comfort. Some of them have their own small pools. The restaurant serves Balinese, Asian and European cuisine with modern healthy-eating influences. Vegetarian and vegan options are available on the menu. Spa relaxation in a treehouse, a saltwater pool, as well as a yoga chalet, tennis court and biofiltered lake complete the leisure options.

Ulaman Eco Retreat
Soori Bali
An exclusive designer resort in Tabanan. Soori Bali meets strict environmental standards confirmed by EarthCheck certification. The hotel uses natural resources responsibly, applying energy-saving lighting systems and water-saving fixtures.
Accommodation is offered in stylish villas and residences, as well as the unique Soori Estate, designed for 20 adult guests. The resort's restaurants use the freshest produce grown on local farms, as well as spices from its own organic garden. The menu includes both traditional Balinese dishes and refined Western cuisine.
Guests have access to a spa, a panoramic-view pool, a bar, a conference room, a 24-hour fitness centre and a library. The resort also offers numerous cultural, wellness and spiritual programmes, as well as entertainment and educational activities for children.

Soori Bali
Mason Elephant Park & Lodge, Bali
Mason Elephant Park & Lodge in the village of Taro is an unusual eco-hotel located within Bali's largest park for Sumatran elephants. The complex combines comfortable accommodation with programmes dedicated to preserving this endangered species and also follows international animal welfare standards.
Guests can choose from 30 rooms, suites or bungalows overlooking the park, lake or rice fields. During their stay, they can enjoy walks through the botanical garden, educational programmes, elephant watching, visits to the museum and viewing platforms, as well as special activities for lodge guests
The grounds are surrounded by tropical greenery and designed so that the animals can move freely through spacious areas. The park has its own veterinary service, a natural breeding programme for Sumatran elephants and landscaping initiatives, including tree planting and organic waste recycling.

Mason Elephant Park & Lodge
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