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Kelana DMC

We offer destination management and travel services in Bali, Jakarta and throughout Indonesia. Fun incentives, meetings and conferences, premium holidays, luxury travel, memorable honeymoons, cultural tours and tailormade events.

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Marc Jacobs

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Indonesia – from Bali to Jakarta – 17 000 islands with experiences like no other!

Kelana DMC is a fully-fledged Indonesian Destination Management Company (DMC) based in Bali. We have developed a complete range of travel products for Indonesia. The Kelana DMC team also creates customised itineraries, secures hotel reservations and takes care of all related services for high-end travel agencies, incentive houses and operators worldwide.

The company was started by two Belgians who arrived in Indonesian decades ago. They instantly fell in love with the country and set up Kelana DMC to showcase the beauty of Indonesia. Kelana DMC and the team of over 25 staff continues to be managed by these two Belgians.

Our network of affiliated companies and own representatives enables Kelana DMC to operate all over the Indonesian archipelago. We have invaluable experience dealing with all aspects of ‘destination management’. Our travel products mix ‘must-see’, traditional highlights with exciting, off-the-beaten track experiences, creating a premium travel product for the discerning traveler.

MICE Portfolio

Our MICE department makes up over 60% of our business volume. We have designed and executed high-end incentives for many well-known companies across a variety of industries. Our clients include BMW, Panasonic, HP, Momentum, RedKen, Standard Bank, Canon, Friesland Foods and many more! 

Bali is known as one of the best locations for corporate events and getaways. We look forward to crafting an itinerary that “dares to be different” and saying Selamat Datang (Welcome!) as your preferred DMC partner when you arrive in beautiful Indonesia.

Indonesia – Bali TRAVEL HIGHLIGHTS

Climb Mount Batur

Trek up the slopes of Mount Batur, a still-active volcano, for panoramic views of the island's crater lake and surrounding highlands.

Lembongan Island Day Cruise

Sail away on a full-day cruise to beautiful Lembongan Island, where you can enjoy a beachside BBQ lunch and a variety of ocean activities.

Adventure Activities

Experience cycling through scenic local villages, rugged ATV ride in Ubud, and white-water rafting on the Ayung River.

Indonesia – Bali TRAVEL EXPERIENCES

Gala dinner at the Royal Family House in Ubud.

VW Kubelwagen safari journey to the heart of Bali Island.

Travel like the locals standing in the back of a truck as you visit rice terraces and feast at a village restaurant.

Fancy dress theme party at Hard Rock Cafe in Kuta.

Golf tours at coastal and emerald green highland courses.

Climb Mount Batur – a still-active volcano.

Take Balinese cooking classes and try your hand at traditional farming.

Spectacular dinner with a cultural Kecak performance at Garuda Wisnu Kencana or Taman Bhagawan.

Full-day cruise to Lembongan Island with a BBQ lunch and ocean activities.

Adventure activities cycling through villages, ATV rides in Ubud and white water rafting on the Ayung River.

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Indonesia – Bali FAQ

The local currency in Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, larger shops and tourist areas. International cards such as Visa and Mastercard are commonly used. Cash is recommended for smaller businesses, local markets and rural areas.
Most travellers visiting Bali will need a visa to enter Indonesia. Citizens of many countries are eligible for a Visa on Arrival for short stays, usually up to 30 days, which can be extended once. Some nationalities may need to apply for a visa in advance.
For most travellers visiting Bali, there are no compulsory vaccinations required. However, a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate is required if you are arriving from, or have recently travelled through, a country where Yellow Fever is present.
Yes, Bali is generally safe for solo and female travellers, especially in popular tourist areas. Many visitors travel independently across Bali each year and enjoy the island’s beaches, temples and cultural experiences. Resorts, hotels and well known attractions are accustomed to international guests.
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