Singapore to Bali
Explore Singapore, Borneo, and Bali with Komodo dragons, city tours, and dancing.
Highlights
- Enjoy guided city tours in Singapore and Bali, exploring urban landmarks, vibrant markets, and the cultural mosaic.
- Embark on a river safari in Borneo’s Tanjung Puting National Park, spotting orangutans, monkeys, and lush rainforest wilderness.
- Join a guided walking safari in UNESCO-listed Komodo National Park to see Komodo dragons and the region’s unique flora and fauna.
- Immerse in Indonesian culture: visit villages, watch Balinese dancers, observe traditional batik making, and attend a buffalo race.
This is a shared departure operated by Gohagan & Co..
Itinerary
Day 1: Depart U.S. for Singapore
Day 2: Cross the International Date Line
Day 3: Singapore
Day 4: Singapore
Day 5: Singapore | Embarkation
Day 6: Day at sea
Day 7: Day at sea
Day 8: Borneo, Indonesia
Day 9: Bawean
Day 10: Probolinggo, Java
Day 11: Day at sea
Day 12: Loh Liang, Komodo Island
Day 13: Badas, Sumbawa
Day 14: Benoa, Bali | Disembarkation | Denpasar
Day 15: Bali
Day 16: Bali | Depart for U.S.
Host
Pam Jagger
Professor of environment and sustainability
U-M Role
My research focuses on the relationship between poverty and the environment in low-income countries. Degraded environmental conditions can push people into poverty. Alternatively, sustainable access to environmental goods and services can be an important pathway to springboarding people out of poverty. I’m trained as an applied economist, but I work on problems that require deeply interdisciplinary science. My current research focuses on understanding the impacts and adaptations associated with both sudden and slow-onset climate shocks. My research team is collecting data in Bangladesh and in the Lake Victoria Basin. We work with policymakers and program implementers to understand what supports adaptation to climate change in these settings.
What Excites You About the Trip?
I worked in Indonesia in the early 2000s on two major research projects with very high policy relevance to human well-being and climate change mitigation. This region has incredibly rich biodiversity, but is also under tremendous pressure due to economic growth and development. I’m excited to see what has changed over the past 25 years and gain a better understanding of how sustainability is integrated into modern life in the region.
Available to Book
May 2-18, 2027
Starting price
$13,795
Deposit per person
$2,000
Countries Visited
Indonesia, Singapore
Activity Level
Low
May 2-18, 2027
Starting price
$13,795
*Single supplement applies
Deposit per person
$2,000
Countries Visited
Indonesia, Singapore
Activity Level
Low
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