Sumatra island offers something for everyone. Trekking through the undergrowth of jungle in Sumatra is a great way to explore the natural world. Over 200 mammals live in Sumatra including the Sumatran tiger, Sumatran rhinoceros and the Sumatran orang-utans to name just 3 of the 9 endemic mammals, with the orang-utan centre a favourite draw for visitors. A plethora of flora and fauna excite nature lovers in treks through the jungle. For fun-in-the-sun seekers, the beaches in Sumatra are fantastic. In an idyllic in location, offering gorgeous sunset over perfectly calm waters and glistening sands. Seafood is caught locally and is as fresh as possible, with a variety of local cuisine and a high standard of European food also available. Sumatra is great for both families who want to stay in nice hotels and it has many things for the children to do. The island is also popular with newlyweds, who enjoy staying in luxurious 5-star resorts, many with their own private beach.