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Introducing Sumatra

Indonesia's largest island is also its most rugged. Sumatra's spine is constructed of more than 90 volcanoes and nearly three-quarters of its land is covered with rain forest. Sumatra is a traveler's dreamland with many rare vegetation and animals, including species of tiger, rhino, and orangutan unique to the island.

Most tourists arrive at Medan in the north to visit the famous Lake Toba or Gunung Leuser National Park (orangutans). Many then travel south by road trough beautiful mountainous terrain to Bukittinggi or Padang to explore the Minangkabau highlands.


Population : 223 million
Land Area : 202,020 sq. miles
Peak Season : Dec-Jan/Jul-Aug

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Lotus Asia Tours - Travel Sumatra

Lotus Asia Tours covers Sumatra from its Bali headquarters with the assistance of selected representatives in various parts of Sumatra, which have been trained to Lotus Asia Tours' high standards of service.

Lotus Asia Tours is managed by Rodolfo Giusti De Marle (Chairman), Nicola Scaramuzzino (General Manager) assisted by a staff of over 30 top professional Indonesians and a pool of over 75 multilingual guides.

sumatra travel contact person Nicola Scaramuzzino - General Manager
Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai • Jimbaran • 80361 Bali
travel sumatra contact details Tel: +62 361 701001 • Fax: +62 361 701002/3
Email: bali@lotusasiatours.com

A selection of our Sumatra travel services

We offer a wide selection of travel services from classic roundtrips to tailor made itineraries in Indonesia's five most popular destinations. 
sumatra travel packages Packages - A selection of innovative itineraries throughout Sumatra.
travel sumatra tours and excursions Extensions and excursions - Half/full day excursions from popular destinations.
sumatra travel hotels Hotels selection - A selection of the best hotels available.
travel sumatra transfers Transfers - A selection of transfers from Medan airport.
 

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