Indonesia's warm climate, myriad islands and unique cultures, not to mention its geographical spread, make it a country that can take a lifetime to fully explore. Jakarta's hectic streets can leave the hardiest of travelers weary, but with volcanic landscapes, verdant rainforests and empty beaches at every turn, there are plenty of opportunities to find that vacation vibe. Laid back Flores delivers some of Indonesia's best diving, while nearby Komodo is home to the eponymous dragon and other weird and wonderful wildlife. Partygoers head to Bali's southern beaches, while Sumatra, in the west, is the best place to see native endangered orangutans.