Consider Timeshares

When you're planning your Indonesian vacation you have dozens of accommodation options. From quaint seaside cabins, to luxurious first-class resorts, there's something for everyone and it's up to you to determine which is best for you. Hotels are a good option if you're making a one-time visit to your favorite area of Jakarta, Yogyakarta or Bandung, however if you're planning on returning, you may to purchase a timeshare so that you can secure prepaid, weeklong accommodations at a fraction of what you might pay to rent a hotel room. Many vacationers shy away from the idea of timeshares because they aren't quite sure how they work, and there's a wealth of misinformation to lead them astray. However, it's really quite simple.

The Process is Simple

Timeshares are a way for vacationers to share the economic responsibilities of owning a vacation property. Here's how it works: you'll buy an increment of time, generally one week (though larger and smaller shares are available if you're so inclined) at the Indonesian resort of your choice. Other owners will use the unit when you're not, and because there are so many of you pitching in, the cost to the individual owners is significantly reduced, while the amenities and services are generally of a much higher quality. There are timeshares for sale peppered throughout Indonesia, and finding the perfect one can be a fun, yet daunting task.

Try Renting First

One way to take a hands-on approach to your research is to rent timeshare. Renting affords many of the same benefits of ownership, like larger units and more luxurious appointments, without any commitment and generally at a fraction of the cost of renting a hotel room of similar quality. And renting is a great way to get to know the various areas and resorts so you can find the perfect vacation destination for you, should you decide to buy timeshare there in the future.