Leave Indonesia Better Than You Found It
Indonesia is an archipelago of over 17,000 islands, home to iconic species like the Komodo dragon and orangutan. This immense biodiversity faces pressure from nickel mining, palm oil, and unsustainable tourism. We invite you to help protect and restore it as you travel.
Discover experiences in Bali
Bali is the most well-known island due to the movie 'Eat Pray Love'. It has a lot of natural beauty on land and in the ocean. It is home to temples, beautiful manta rays, dolphins and colorful tropical fish. The influx of mass tourism and manacle to grow arrive each year is putting a lot of downward pressure on eco-systems here in Bali. Our curated list allows you to give back.
Discover experiences in Sulawesi
A less known island of stark contrasts and ancient cultures, Sulawesi hosts some of the planet's most vital underwater habitats. This delicate balance is being hacked away by the rise of nickel mining and palm oil plantations, fueling solid forest loss. From the canopy to the coast, the environment is further squeezed by chemical pollution and mining silt that threaten to erase Sulawesi's natural heritage.
Stories around Indonesia
Explore the latest updates from Canopi and our boots-on-ground partners from across Indonesia. See how we are building our platform, curating high-impact experiences, and supporting the vital work of our NGO partners. Stay informed on the regenerative projects dedicated to reversing nature loss and healing Indonesian ecosystems.
