How do you offset the carbon from my trip?

We work with Jejak.in, an Indonesian carbon offset platform, to calculate the footprint of your flights and ground transport, then invest in certified local reforestation and renewable energy projects.

Sustainability and community impact

Q: Are your guides and drivers local?

Yes. Over 95% of our on-the-ground team, including guides, drivers and local concierges, are hired from the communities where we operate, on fair, living wages.

Q: What is Tri Hita Karana?

A Balinese philosophy of harmony between people, nature and the divine. It guides how we choose partners and design itineraries.

How we reduce our footprint and make sure the communities you visit share in the benefits of your trip.

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Tegenungan Waterfall surrounded by jungle

Guiding principle: Tri Hita Karana
Carbon offsets: Through Jejak.in
Local team: Over 95% hired locally
Community project: Waste and recycling in Sidemen, East Bali

Why sustainability shapes every trip

Indonesia’s landscapes and culture are its most valuable assets, and we see ourselves as their custodians.

Our approach follows the Balinese philosophy of Tri Hita Karana: harmony between people, nature and the divine. It guides how we choose partners and how we design itineraries.

Worshippers dressed in white at Besakih mother temple — Besakih temple

Reducing our environmental footprint

Carbon offsets

With Jejak.in, we calculate the footprint of clients’ flights and road transport, then invest in certified local reforestation and renewable energy projects.

Marine conservation

Part of our revenue from marine trips, such as Komodo, Raja Ampat and Alor, goes to the Coral Triangle Center and the Komodo Survival Program.

Less single-use plastic

Our vehicles carry reusable glass water bottles, and we work only with hotels and yachts committed to eliminating plastic waste.

Eco-conscious partners

Our vetting includes a sustainability audit. We prioritise partners with recognised eco-certifications who manage their energy, water and waste.

How local communities benefit

Over 95% of our on-the-ground team, including guides, drivers and local concierges, are hired from the communities where we operate. We pay fair, living wages above industry standards.

Through the Juara Holding Group foundation, we fund a waste management and recycling programme in the village of Sidemen, East Bali.

We brief travellers on local customs and etiquette
Visits to traditional communities are made as guests, not spectators
Part of the proceeds from village visits goes directly to the village cooperative

Our conservation partners

Local businesses we work with

We look for locally owned businesses first, including:

Local organic farms that supply our private chefs
Artisan workshops in villages such as Tenganan, known for its geringsing double ikat weaving
Family-owned businesses for cultural experiences

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Sustainability questions

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Phone: +62 811-3941-4563
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Office hours: Mon – Fri, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (GMT+8)
Office: Jalan Sunset Road No. 88, Kuta, Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia