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Spend two nights in Singapore, two nights in Bali, and eight nights cruising the islands of Indonesia, including Bali, Java, and Komodo Island on a luxury itinerary that blends nature, culture, and history.
Spend two nights in Singapore, two nights in Bali, and eight nights cruising the islands of Indonesia, including Bali, Java, and Komodo Island on a luxury itinerary that blends nature, culture, and history.
Day 1: Depart U.S. for Singapore
Day 2: Cross the International Date Line
Day 3: Arrive in Singapore
Day 4: Singapore
Day 5: Singapore | Bali, Indonesia
Day 6: Denpasar, Bali
Day 7: Ubud | Benoa | Embarkation
Day 8: Day at Sea
Day 9: Semarang, Java
Day 10: Cruising the Java Sea to Borneo
Day 11: Kumai, Borneo | Tanjung Puting National Park
Day 12: Cruising the Java Sea to Badas, Sumbawa
Day 13: Badas, Sumbawa | Pulau Moyo
Day 14: Loh Liang, Komodo Island
Day 15: Benoa, Bali | Disembark ship | Depart Bali | Cross the International Date Line
Day 16: Arrive in U.S.
I’m an Army brat, which means my family traveled quite a bit while I was very young. As a consequence, my idea of home has always focused on people rather than place. I’m currently an assistant coach for a little league baseball team, comprised of very funny 8 year old boys. My chief duties are encouragement, putting on catcher’s equipment, and mucous patrol.
I was the Associate Director for Continuing Student Advising, in LSA Student Academic Affairs. I served in this role from 2009 – 2021. Prior to working in academic advising, I was a visiting assistant professor of Anthropology. I did research on political identity in Watampone, South Sulawesi, in Indonesia, and I also did research on adherence to HIV medications in Detroit, Michigan.
While doing my dissertation research there, my wife Linda and I lived on Sulawesi for 18 months, with the older of our two sons, who was only two years old when we arrived. I’m very excited to return (as is my wife, Linda), not the least because the people of Indonesia have always seemed to be the among the most generous and gracious I’ve ever known.