Indonesia is an island nation of contrasts, where the spiritual manifests itself in diverse cultures and magnificent temples, while nature holds untold treasures with dramatic seascapes, exotic wildlife and active volcanoes. Home to the world's largest Muslim population, it has everything from city breaks in Yogyakarta, one of the nation's foremost cultural centres, to laid-back resorts in Bali or Muslim-friendly Lombok. This vast country has 17,000 islands and is home to stunning wildlife such as orangutans and an estimated 300,000 other species.
Whether you want to relax on the stunning beaches of Bali and Lombok or take a city break to Yogyakarta, Indonesia has everything you could wish for. There are also many exciting activities such as trekking in the vast rainforests or surfing the waves at one of the many world famous beaches. Since Indonesia is home to the largest Muslim population in the world, most if not all of the food served is halal. It is also easy to find alcohol-free bars, especially in Bali.
Bali has been a hotspot for a number of years, particularly popular with digital nomads, surfers, divers and beach lovers. One of Indonesia's most magnificent islands and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Asia, it offers natural beauty and glorious white sand beaches with warm hospitality.
Beautiful hidden golden sand beach in Bali
Enjoy the magical sunset with a delicious fresh seafood dish on the white sandy Kuta beach. If you want to try surfing, hit the beach early in the morning and enjoy the world-class waves.
Top attractions in Bali for Muslim travellers
Puja Mandala Complex and Ibn Battuta Grand Mosque - Located in Kuta Selatan, the Puja Mandala Complex is unique of its kind and honours religious tolerance. Nestled in the hills, it houses 5 places of worship representing each major religion: Christianity, Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam. Amongst other religious prayer facilities, it hosts the magnificent Ibn Battuta Grand Mosque with its bright green tiled prism-shaped roof.
Puja Mandala Complex
Mount Batur - Hike up the 1,700-metre summit of the active volcano of Mount Baturto watch the sunrise above the lush mosaic of mist-shrouded mountains and enjoy spectacular views. You will also find hot springs to dip in and soothe your body after your trek uphill.
Mount Batur with Batur Lake
Batur Caldera - The Batur Caldera, one of the most beautiful in the world, offers fantastic hiking trails, with mountain peaks breaking above the clouds, the sea spreading out on one side and the lake on the other. At sunrise you will see everything coloured in bright orange and yellow tones.
Lake Batur - Located at the base of Mount Batur, the beautiful Lake Batur is a crater with crystal clear waters surrounded by pools of hot springs. It is the largest and most popular lake in Bali.
Where to stay in Bali
Check out our halal-friendly properties in Bali where some types of room or villas have a secluded private pool providing complete privacy for your family or group:
halalbooking.com lists a number of halal-friendly villas in Bali with alcohol-free options and ladies-only outdoor pools, for the convenience of halal-conscious travellers.
Also known as the “Island of 1,000 Mosques”, Lombok is named after its infamous chilli pepper. It is a place where time seems to have stood still, with unspoiled nature, vast white sandy beaches and spectacular marine life with excellent snorkelling and diving opportunities.
Habbul Wathan Mosque & Islamic Centre of West Nusa Tenggara, Mataram, Lombok
Top attractions in Lombok for Muslim travellers
Rinjani Volcano - The mighty volcano, Lombok's highest peak towering over the island, attracts religious pilgrims and adventurous tourists alike.
Rinjani Volcano
Gili Islands - A paradise only 20 minutes by boat from Lombok, the islands are very popular for scuba diving and snorkelling and swimming with turtles!
One of the Gili Islands
Pusuk Monkey Forest - The forest offers beautiful forest trails like a winding hill overlooking lush protected forests accompanied by the amazing sounds of nature.
Where to stay in Lombok
To enjoy this tropical island, stay at the 4-star Svarga Resort Lombok Hotel. Located on a hilly contour near Senggigi beach, this alcohol-free resort serves only halal food and has a number of villas with secluded private pools.
Svarga Resort Lombok Hotel
This magnificent island has won many awards as a top international halal tourism destination and is also perfect for honeymoons!
Located in Java, Yogyakarta is a majority Muslim city rich in culture, arts and attractions.
Prambanan Temple
From strolling through the living museum of the Kraton (Sultan Palace) and Fort Vredeburg or famous temples like Prambanan and Borobudur from the 8th and 9th centuries, to watching goldsmiths making beautiful jewellery in Kotagede and shopping on Malioboro Road, Yogyakarta has a lot to offer.
Top attractions in Yogyakarta for Muslim travellers
Karanganyar Pottery Village - Visit the pottery village of Karanganyar and make traditional pottery by hand.
Kotagede - The historic neighbourhood of Kotagede is a great place to discover the arts and crafts scene that Yogyakarta is famous for. The village within the city has narrow streets leading to courtyards and artists' workshops, and bicycles and rickshaws replacing motorbikes and cars.
Kotagede
Taman Sari and Sumur Gumuling Mosque- Taman Sari, also known as "Water Castle", was an amusement park for the Sultan and his family many years ago. The park is home to castles, pavilions and water features, as well as the mysteriousSumur Gumuling underground Mosqueand secret passages.
Taman Sari
Where to stay in Yogyakarta
Check out halal-friendly hotels with outdoor pools in Yogyakarta that allow modest swimwear.
As Indonesia is a majority Muslim country, halal food is widely available and easy to find in eateries and restaurants across the country. Indo cuisine is unique and known for its spices, fried rice dishes and satays. Here are some must-try Indonesian dishes:
Nasi Goreng -The most popular dish in Indonesia is rice with fried egg and either chicken or seafood. There are also vegetables, garlic, shallots, shrimp paste, and chilli and tamarind in most cases. In the restaurants and street vendors, nasi goreng is prepared to order. You can choose what type of meat, how spicy, or how you want your egg added (mixed with the dish or sunny-side-up).
Satay - A popular street food that can be found easily, especially if you follow the scent and the smoke. The meat/fish, diced into small chunks, is seasoned before being placed on the grill. They have many options like chicken, goat, beef, fish and more. Satay is served with peanut or soy sauce and accompanied by aketupat(rice cake wrapped in a palm leaf).
Satay
Tempeh - A delicacy made from fermented soybeans traditionally wrapped in banana leaves. Tempeh is also used in salads, rice dishes and noodles and can be eaten astempeh goreng(fried),tempeh bacem(stewed in palm sugar and coconut water),tumis tempeh(fried with vegetables),tempeh satay, etc. Fresh tempeh from a street vendor or restaurant tastes best.
Ayam Goreng - Another popular dish made with fried chicken. The meat, marinated in a mix of local spices, is deep-fried in palm or coconut oil. There are many variants of ayam goreng across the islands.
Pisang Goreng - Fried banana or plantain slices, which is also a popular street food. They are breaded with breadcrumbs, honey or simply.
Pisang Goreng
When is the best time to visit Indonesia?
Enjoying a tropical climate, Indonesia has two seasons: the dry season (April to October) and the wet season (November to March) and enjoys hot and humid temperatures all year round. The high season is usually in the summer holidays and the Christmas holidays.
The low season between January and February is generally cheaper in terms of hotel bookings and flight tickets. There are also far fewer crowds, which is a great opportunity to immerse yourself in local culture in places like Bali without the usual tourist rush. One downside, however, is that orangutans and other wildlife are harder to spot during the rainy months.
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Men-only
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Alcohol-free room
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All halal food
All food in the property is always halal
Some halal food
Some food in the property is always halal
Halal food on request
Halal food in the property is available if requested in advance
Halal food nearby
Halal food is available in restaurants/cafes/groceries within 500m of the property
Alcohol-free property
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Bidet amenities
Property has bidet amenities in all/some room bathrooms (e.g. handheld bidet spray, standalone bidet, toilet with bidet nozzle, or smart toilet with bidet).
Smart toilet with bidet
Electronic toilet with built-in bidet functionality, controlled via panel or remote. Common in Japan and often referred to as a washlet, such as "Toto Washlet".
Toilet with bidet nozzle
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Standalone bidet
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Handheld bidet spray
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Ramadan Suhur & Iftar
Suhur & Iftar included in the price
Half Board
Breakfast & dinner included in the price
Full Board
Breakfast, lunch & dinner included in the price
All Inclusive
Meals and drinks throughout the day are included in the price
Kaaba view rooms
These are rooms on the higher floors of the hotel offering a direct view of the Kaaba itself, located in the centre of the Masjid al-Haram in Makkah. In addition to the Kaaba you will also see the yard around the holy mosque and its minarets, gates and walls.
Haram view rooms
These rooms offer a view of the Masjid al-Haram.
In Makkah, you will be able to see the yard around the holy mosque, the minarets, gates and the walls of the mosque but not the Kaaba itself. To see the Kaaba you need to select Kaaba view rooms.
Haram-connected prayer hall
Prayer hall in the hotel, from which you can see the imam, or rows of the congregation praying directly behind the imam, leading the prayer in the Masjid al-Haram in Makkah, and which is connected to the Masjid al-Haram's sound system. This means you can actually pray in the same jamaat as in the Masjid al-Haram in Makkah whilst you are in the hotel's prayer hall.
Free shuttle to Haram
Free shuttle service operates between the hotel and the Masjid al-Haram.
Haram in walking distance
The hotel is within walking distance of the nearest gate of the Masjid al-Haram. 'Walking distance' means maximum 20 minutes/1,300 metres' walk.
Bookable airport transfer
Driver meets you personally outside the terminal
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Boys
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Girls
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Modest swimwear compulsory
Age for a guest when wearing modest swimwear is compulsory in the mixed-gender facility
In villa/room
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No staff allowed
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Only female staff
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Male and female staff
Both male and female staff is allowed in the facility without the guest's permission
Fully-secluded
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Mostly-secluded
100% privacy from an outside eye in most parts of the facility
Part-secluded
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Non-secluded
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Secluded
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Modest swimwear compulsory
Modest swimwear is compulsory in this facility. Standard swimwear is not allowed
Modest swimwear: made from proper swimwear material and covers most of body for ladies and upper legs for men (e.g. semi-covered burkini, fully-covered burkini, Muslim swimsuit, long swimming shorts)
Standard swimwear: more revealing swimwear (e.g. one-piece swimsuit, tankini, bikini, short trunks or speedos)
Modest swimwear mostly observed
Modest swimwear is observed by most guests in this facility, but standard swimwear is allowed too
Modest swimwear: made from proper swimwear material and covers most of body for ladies and upper legs for men (e.g. semi-covered burkini, fully-covered burkini, Muslim swimsuit, long swimming shorts)
Standard swimwear: more revealing swimwear (e.g. one-piece swimsuit, tankini, bikini, short trunks or speedos)
Modest swimwear not allowed
Modest swimwear is not allowed in this facility, only standard swimwear is allowed
Modest swimwear: made from proper swimwear material and covers most of body for ladies and upper legs for men (e.g. semi-covered burkini, fully-covered burkini, Muslim swimsuit, long swimming shorts)
Standard swimwear: more revealing swimwear (e.g. one-piece swimsuit, tankini, bikini, short trunks or speedos)
Swimwear compulsory
Swimwear is compulsory in this facility. Nudity is not allowed
Swimwear mostly observed
Swimwear is observed by most guests in this facility, but nudity is allowed too
Swimwear optional
Swimwear is optional in this facility. Nudity is allowed
Swimwear not allowed
Swimwear is not allowed in this facility. Nudity is observed by most guests, but you personally may cover your body with a towel
Modest swimwear allowed
Modest swimwear is allowed in this facility. Most guests observe standard swimwear
Modest swimwear: made from proper swimwear material and covers most of body for ladies and upper legs for men (e.g. semi-covered burkini, fully-covered burkini, Muslim swimsuit, long swimming shorts)
Standard swimwear: more revealing swimwear (e.g. one-piece swimsuit, tankini, bikini, short trunks or speedos)
Modest swimwear
Modest swimwear is either compulsory or observed by most guests or simply allowed (with most guests observing standard swimwear) in this facility
Modest swimwear: made from proper swimwear material and covers most of body for ladies and upper legs for men (e.g. semi-covered burkini, fully-covered burkini, Muslim swimsuit, long swimming shorts)
Standard swimwear: more revealing swimwear (e.g. one-piece swimsuit, tankini, bikini, short trunks or speedos)
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In all rooms
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In all villas
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In some rooms
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In some villas
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Strict
Age restriction is a strict rule and flexibility will not be provided
Guidance
Age restriction is for guidance only and final decision will be at the discretion of the hotel's management
South-facing
The room view is facing south. When you perform your prayers in your room you face towards Al-Masjid an-Nabawi as the Kaaba (Mecca) is also in the south. This means Al-Masjid an-Nabawi is in front of you during your prayers.
East-facing
The room view is facing east. When you perform your prayers in your room you face sideways to Al-Masjid an-Nabawi as the Kaaba (Mecca) is in the south. This means Al-Masjid an-Nabawi is on your left side during your prayers.
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North-facing
The room view is facing north. When you perform your prayers in your room you face away from Al-Masjid an-Nabawi as the Kaaba (Mecca) is in the south. This means Al-Masjid an-Nabawi is behind you during your prayers.
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Men's section
The walking distance from the hotel to the nearest gate of the men's section of the Masjid al-Haram.
Ladies' section
The walking distance from the hotel to the nearest gate of the ladies section of the Masjid al-Haram.
Haram not in walking distance
The hotel is not within walking distance of the Masjid al-Haram. 'Walking distance' means maximum 20 minutes/1,300 metres' walk.
Free shuttle
Free shuttle service operates between the hotel and the Masjid al-Haram.
No free shuttle
No free shuttle service operates between the hotel and the Masjid al-Haram.
Walking time from drop-off to Haram
Walking time from the drop-off point to the Masjid al-Haram can roughly double during peak prayer times and Ramadan due to heavy foot traffic.
Shuttle time
The time the shuttle takes between the hotel and the drop-off point. Where two numbers are shown, the lower is with no traffic and the higher allows for heavy traffic.
Ajyad Station
Short, 8-minute walk to King Abdulaziz Gate via southern Ajyad Street beside the Clock Tower—the same walking time as Rea Bakhsh and King's Gate stations.
Rea Bakhsh Station
Short, 8-minute walk to King Abdulaziz Gate via southern Ajyad Street beside the Clock Tower—the same walking time as Ajyad and King's Gate stations.
Shaib Amir Station
Medium, 10-minute walk to Al Fath Gate on the north-east side—2 minutes longer than the southern stations, but 2 minutes shorter than Jarwal.
Mahbas Al Jinn Station
Long, 34-minute walk to King Abdulaziz Gate from the east—26 minutes longer than the southern stations and broadly equal to Maskhoutah, the other outer drop-off.
King's Gate Station
Short, 8-minute walk to King Abdulaziz Gate via southern Ajyad Street beside the Clock Tower—the same walking time as Ajyad and Rea Bakhsh stations.
Jarwal Station
Medium, 12-minute walk to King Abdullah Gate on the north-west side—4 minutes longer than the southern stations and 2 minutes longer than Shaib Amir and Al Ghaza.
Conrad Jabal Omar Makkah
Very short, 3-minute walk to King Fahd Gate via Ibrahim Al Khalil Road—the second-closest drop-off, only 1 minute longer than InterContinental and 5 minutes shorter than the southern stations.
Al Ghaza Station
Medium, 10-minute walk to Al Fath Gate on the north-east side—the same walking time as Shaib Amir, 2 minutes longer than the southern stations and 2 minutes shorter than Jarwal.
Maskhoutah Station
Long, 37-minute walk to King Abdulaziz Gate from the south-east—29 minutes longer than the southern stations and broadly equal to Mahbas Al Jinn, the other outer drop-off.
InterContinental Dar al Tawhid
Shortest walk of all drop-offs: 2 minutes to King Fahd Gate via Ibrahim Al Khalil Road—1 minute shorter than Conrad and 6 minutes shorter than the southern stations.
Ajyad Street
Short surface-street route rather than a tunnel: traffic-dependent and slower than the tunnel routes at prayer times and in Ramadan.
Al Kidwah Tunnel
One of the shortest tunnel routes, coming in from the south past the Clock Tower. More traffic-protected and much steadier at prayer times than the surface-road routes.
Al Jamarat Tunnel
Longer than the central Ajyad and Al Kidwah tunnels because it starts from the Al Jamarat and Jarwal side, but steadier than the surface-road routes; only the short street sections at either end are traffic-sensitive.
Mahbas Al Jinn Tunnel
Longer tunnel route from the Mahbas Al Jinn and Aziziah side: it starts further out than the central tunnels, but is traffic-protected and steadier than the road routes.
Maskhoutah Tunnel
One of the longest tunnel routes, from the eastern side of Makkah: it starts well out from the Haram, but is less exposed to traffic than the main-road routes.
Masfalah Tunnel
Short, tunnelled ride from the Masfalah side - closer in than the eastern tunnels and less exposed to street traffic than the road routes.
Kudai Tunnel
Medium-length tunnel route from the Kudai and Ajyad side: longer than the central Ajyad and Al Kidwah tunnels, but shielded from street traffic for most of the way and therefore much steadier than the road routes.
Al Khindama Road
Surface-road approach rather than a tunnel: shorter than the outer eastern routes, but far more traffic-sensitive than any tunnel route, with local access restrictions adding further variation through the day.
Jabal Omar Internal Road
Among the shortest and most consistent routes: an internal journey through the Jabal Omar complex to a Haram-facing drop-off, with no exposure to public-road traffic.
Aziziah Road
Main roads the whole way from Aziziah: the most traffic-exposed of the routes, and the most likely to run to the top of its journey-time range at prayer times.
Al Taqwa Street
Fairly short surface route from the Al Hijrah side, south of the Haram, when clear: fully exposed to traffic and local restrictions, so the ride can take more than twice as long at busy times.
King Faisal Road
Longer surface-road route forming the main eastern approach from the Al Maabdah and Al Shara’i side: with no tunnel protection, traffic and access controls can extend the ride near the Haram.
Al Masjid Al Haram Road
Main surface road along the Al Maabdah and Shaib Amir approach to the Haram: direct but traffic-exposed, and one of the road routes most likely to lengthen at peak times.
Al Taysir Road
Short surface-road route from Al Taysir and Jarwal to Jarwal Station, close to the Haram. Usually one of the quickest road approaches, though traffic and access controls can still add time at peak periods.
Ajyad Tunnel
Very short tunnel route through the Ajyad section of the First Ring Road, close to the Haram and King's Gate Station. Shielded from surface traffic for most of the ride, so journey times stay very steady.
Ibrahim Al Khalil Road
Short, direct surface-road approach for the central hotels from the Masfalah side to the western edge of the Haram: with no tunnel protection, traffic and prayer-time access restrictions can affect the ride.
Adjacency possible
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Connection possible
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One room for all guests
One room to fit your entire group
None possible
Rooms can neither be adjacent to nor opposite each other nor be made interconnected
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Additional beds might be available for a fee
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