¿Viaja al sudeste asiático, Malasia (Borneo, Sarawak, Sabah), Brunei, Singapur, Indonesia (Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan, Bali, Lombok, Komodo) o Timor Este, para su próximo viaje de mochilero, vehículo recreativo o por tierra?
¿Cansado de las interminables búsquedas y guías de compra, para luego agregar laboriosamente cada ubicación a Google Maps? ¡No busque más! 🗺️ 📍Nuestros pines se integran perfectamente en la aplicación Google Maps de su teléfono inteligente, computadora portátil o tableta, y cuentan con íconos fáciles de usar que se pueden activar y desactivar con facilidad.
Esta guía de viaje de Google Maps del sudeste asiático, con más de 1000 ubicaciones, es un mapa interactivo descargable, perfecto para mochileros, viajeros en casas rodantes, furgonetas, viajeros por tierra y nómadas.
Todo lo que necesitas se muestra en el mapa para explorar el Sudeste Asiático mejor y de forma más inteligente, lo que te permitirá aprovechar al máximo tu viaje. Ahorrarás mucho tiempo al planificar tu aventura en el Sudeste Asiático con nuestra Guía de viajes de Google Maps. Descubre el Sudeste Asiático sin pasar días o semanas navegando por numerosos sitios web.
Descubra el encanto del sudeste asiático, una región en la que convergen diversas culturas y paisajes impresionantes. Desde las exuberantes selvas tropicales de Borneo hasta las prístinas playas de Bali y Lombok, el sudeste asiático ofrece una aventura sin igual para exploradores y entusiastas de la naturaleza. Sumérjase en las vibrantes tradiciones de Malasia, la belleza mística de Sumatra y el rico patrimonio de Brunei. Pasee por los antiguos templos y los bulliciosos mercados, experimente la cálida hospitalidad de los lugareños y deje que el encanto único de Timor Oriental cautive sus sentidos. Con su mezcla de riqueza cultural y esplendor natural, el sudeste asiático promete un viaje inolvidable para todo viajero.
Lo que obtienes:
📍 Con tu compra, desbloquearás acceso de por vida al mapa de viaje interactivo del Sudeste Asiático con más de 1000 pines que cubren regiones como Malasia, Borneo, Sarawak, Sabah, Singapur, Brunei, Indonesia, Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan, Bali, Lombok, Komodo, Nusa Tenggara Occidental, Nusa Tenggara Oriental y/o Timor Oriental y mucho más.
Conozca todas las regiones turísticas más populares de Tailandia, así como las carreteras menos transitadas y las joyas ocultas. ¡Descubra incluso lugares nuevos de los que quizás nunca haya oído hablar!
Todo lo que necesitas para tus vacaciones perfectas, incluido:
📷 Lugares increíbles para tomar fotografías y pueblos tradicionales (de cazadores de cabezas)
🏖️ Playas icónicas
🤿 Los mejores lugares para hacer snorkel
🏊♀️ Natación y Piscinas Naturales
🧖♀️ Aguas Termales y Bienestar (Masajes y Spa)
🎭 (Espectáculos culturales) y entretenimiento
🏞️ Miradores y miradores espectaculares
🏛️ Lugares culturales e históricos que no te puedes perder
🏔️💦 Las mejores cascadas (nadar, ducharse)
🚶♀️ Paseos y caminatas por la ciudad
🌳🐾 Naturaleza y vida salvaje (encuentros cercanos)
🎨 🛍️ Arte, mercados (nocturnos) y compras
🍦 Delicioso Helado
🍸 Los mejores vinos, catas y bares
☕ Cafés pintorescos
🍜 Comida callejera y restaurantes deliciosos
🛌 Mejor Alojamiento
🏕️ Increíbles lugares para acampar (de pago y gratuitos)
⛴️ ⛵ Kayak, taxis acuáticos, paseos en barco y ferries
🚠 Teleféricos
🚙 🛵 🚲 Recorridos panorámicos impresionantes
🛂 Puntos de cruce fronterizo
⚠️ Advertencias
Con nuestra Guía de viajes de Google Maps del sudeste asiático cuidadosamente seleccionada, tendrás todo esto y mucho más al alcance de tu mano en tu teléfono móvil, portátil o tableta. Podrás abrir esta Guía de viajes en todos tus dispositivos compartidos en la misma cuenta, con acceso gratuito de por vida y actualizaciones automáticas gratuitas.
Cómo acceder a este mapa del sudeste asiático con más de 1000 pines:
1. Descargue la aplicación Google Maps en su dispositivo e inicie sesión.
2. Después de la compra, abra el archivo descargado.
3. Haga clic en el enlace correspondiente al Sudeste Asiático.
4. ¡Será redirigido directamente a la aplicación Google Maps y comenzará a explorar!
5. ¡Buen viaje!
Descargo de responsabilidad:
Debes descargar la aplicación Google Maps en tu dispositivo antes de usar este mapa. De lo contrario, este mapa se abrirá en tu navegador de Internet preferido.
Este mapa está cuidadosamente diseñado para ser la guía de viaje definitiva para mochileros, viajeros en autocaravana, viajeros por tierra, nómadas digitales y amantes de la vida en furgoneta de todas las edades. En esta guía de viaje, hemos excluido las trampas turísticas habituales y todas las ubicaciones se han seleccionado y probado cuidadosamente y son recomendaciones honestas, ¡para que puedas explorar el sudeste asiático de forma más inteligente y mejor!
Creemos que hemos creado una buena combinación de ocio, atracciones gratuitas y de pago, y actividades para todas las edades. Sin embargo, entendemos que las preferencias de cada uno son diferentes. Si cree que nos hemos olvidado de algo, ¡háganoslo saber! Nos esforzamos por mantener esta guía de viaje/mapa del Sudeste Asiático como la mejor y más actualizada guía de viaje disponible para el Sudeste Asiático.
Debido a la naturaleza de esta descarga digital, este mapa se considera usado en su totalidad al momento de la compra. No se aceptan devoluciones ni reembolsos, ni se puede revender o redistribuir el mapa.
Si tienes alguna pregunta, no dudes en contactarnos. ¡Estaremos encantados de ayudarte!
Neeltje,
El mundo de los Woopies
Why This Southeast Asia Travel Guide Is Perfect for Self-Drive Trips
This guide is built for overlanders, road trippers, and independent travelers who want to explore Southeast Asia with confidence. With curated pins, offline access, and regional variety, it’s everything you need, mapped and ready to go.
Key Features of the Southeast Asia Travel Guide
• Includes 1995+ curated pins across Malaysia, Borneo, Singapore, Bali, Sumatra, Timor-Leste, and beyond. Covering wild nature, cultural stops, hidden beaches, markets, food, stays, and scenic drives.
• Works fully offline in Google Maps, even in remote islands or mountain zones. No need for extra apps or subscriptions.
• Designed for self-drive, vanlife, and RV users, but equally helpful for backpackers and slow travelers planning ferry-based routes or regional loops.
• All locations are field-tested or verified, with no scraped data or generic suggestions. Every pin adds real value on the road.
• Pin visibility is adjustable, so you can toggle categories and personalise the map to match your trip style or pace.
• Includes ferry links, border tips, and access points to connect islands like Bali, Lombok, Java, and Timor-Leste without stress.
Use this guide before your trip or on the road. It’s designed for travellers who want clarity, depth, and freedom.
Southeast Asia Top Regions to Explore
Malaysia for Self-Drive Road Trips & Cultural Highlights
From the food stalls of Penang to the highland trails of Cameron, Malaysia is the perfect launch point for a Southeast Asia road trip. Its modern infrastructure, cultural diversity, and national parks make it ideal for first-time overlanders. The guide includes wild camps, scenic highways, street food hubs, and ferry routes from Peninsular Malaysia to Borneo.
Exploring Borneo: Nature, Wildlife & Off-Grid Routes
Borneo offers a different pace. This shared island (Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia) is a dream for nature lovers, wildlife spotters, and river explorers. Navigate through dense jungle routes, spot orangutans near the Kinabatangan, and discover quiet coastal hideaways. Whether you enter from Sarawak, Sabah, or Kalimantan, the experience feels deeply off-grid, and deeply rewarding.
Brunei Highlights for Road Trippers & Cultural Explorers
Often skipped, Brunei surprises with its polished mosques, rainforest reserves, and well-kept roads. It's a short detour on the overland route through Borneo, with great camping options and cultural stops near Bandar Seri Begawan. The guide highlights peaceful inland roads and scenic connectors between Malaysia and the coast.
Singapore Food Stops, Urban Culture & Road Trips
This compact, hyper-modern city-state is more than a transit hub. It’s a great entry or exit point for Southeast Asia, with clean roads, halal-friendly dining, and offbeat attractions in neighborhoods like Kampong Glam and Little India. The guide includes smart routes out of the city toward Malaysia and ferry ports to the islands.
Indonesia Travel Guide by Region
Indonesia is vast and varied, perfect for slow travel. Our guide breaks it down by region to help you plan logically.
Sumatra for Remote Camping, Jungle Drives & Slow Travel
Wild and rugged, Sumatra is a paradise for self-drive travelers. Expect crater lakes, jungle treks, coffee towns, and minimal crowds. This guide maps remote camping spots and authentic food experiences from west to north.
Java Itinerary: Temples, Cities & Scenic Drives
Java mixes modern city life with UNESCO wonders. Drive between Jakarta, Yogyakarta, and Mount Bromo while exploring ancient temples and local villages. Urban stays and nature escapes are both covered.
Bali Highlights: Beaches, Culture & Hidden Gems
Known for its beaches and temples, Bali also has mountain roads, local warungs, and cultural corners few tourists reach. The map includes both iconic stops and hidden gems away from the crowds.
Lombok for Vanlife, Scenic Drives & Raw Coastlines
Quieter than Bali, Lombok is a favorite among vanlifers. You’ll find scenic beaches, surf towns, and routes to Mount Rinjani. The guide helps you skip the resorts and see the island’s raw beauty.
Kalimantan Adventures: Rivers, Forests & Indigenous Culture
This Indonesian part of Borneo offers river journeys, forest tracks, and cultural diversity. It’s wilder and less developed than most islands, ideal for adventurous travelers.
West & East Nusa Tenggara for Island-Hopping & Local Life
From island-hopping routes to quiet villages, these eastern islands reward time and patience. Expect slow ferries, wide-open roads, and strong local culture, from Sumbawa to Flores.
Timor-Leste: Coastal Drives, Wild Camps & Cultural Stops
This young nation is peaceful, rugged, and surprisingly untouched. The guide shows routes along its coast and into its highlands, with wild camping options and a few scenic guesthouses. Roads are improving and the cultural depth is worth the slower pace.
Southeast Asia Highlights for Road Trips & Cultural Travel
Malaysia: Colonial Towns, Viewpoints & Food Culture
Wander through the UNESCO-listed streets of George Town in Penang, where street art meets centuries-old temples and markets. Explore the cooler trails and tea plantations of the Cameron Highlands, then head to Langkawi for jungle drives and coastal views. Malaysia also offers
easy-access national parks and vibrant food scenes in every region.
Borneo: Rainforests, Wildlife Encounters & Off-Grid Adventures
Borneo is ideal for travelers seeking untamed nature. Watch proboscis monkeys in the mangroves, trek to hidden waterfalls in Sarawak, and explore caves and rivers deep in Sabah. In Kalimantan, you’ll find off-road jungle routes and boat journeys that reveal a more remote side of
Southeast Asia. Campsites and eco-stays make exploring the wild here possible by vehicle.
Brunei: Mosques, Markets & Forest Canopy Walks
Brunei offers a tranquil cultural experience. Visit the golden-domed Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, then dive into the floating village of Kampong Ayer. Ulu Temburong National Park features rainforest canopy bridges and boat-access-only eco-lodges. A small but rewarding detour, Brunei is perfect for quiet discovery and reflection.
Singapore: City Views, Heritage Quarters & Nature Parks
Explore the Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay or take a walk through the futuristic skyline from Marina Bay to the Southern Ridges trail. Discover local history in Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam. Despite its size, Singapore offers rewarding detours, ferry ports, and cultural depth, making it a logical and scenic road trip stop.
Indonesia: Island Routes, Temples & Coastal Escapes
Indonesia is full of standout attractions. In Java, visit Borobudur and Prambanan temples, then drive the route to Mount Bromo for volcanic landscapes. Bali offers more than beaches, explore its waterfalls, rice terraces, and cliffside temples. Lombok draws adventurers with Mount Rinjani, while Sumatra stuns with Lake Toba and orangutan reserves. Eastern islands like Flores reward long-distance travelers with island-hopping, cultural stays, and wild terrain.
Timor-Leste: Coastal Drives, Cultural Villages & Untouched Beauty
A true hidden gem, Timor-Leste offers scenic drives along its rugged north coast and into mountain villages rich in local heritage. Visit traditional Timorese communities and enjoy beach campsites with no crowds. Few travelers make it here, but those who do discover authenticity, cultural warmth, and peaceful landscapes far from the tourist trail.
Explore Smarter with the Southeast Asia Google Maps Travel Guide
Unlike travel blogs or generic apps, this guide is built for independent travelers who want clarity, offline access, and trustworthy stops in every country they explore. Whether you're overlanding Borneo, driving across Java, or island-hopping through Timor-Leste, this guide offers real support for the full journey.
What You Get: 1995+ Expert-Curated Google Map Pins
With nearly 2,000 handpicked locations, this guide offers wild camps, national parks, beach towns, photo spots, authentic eateries, local stays, cultural villages, and more. Every pin has been vetted for relevance and usefulness to self-drive travelers, backpackers, vanlifers, and overlanders.
Travel Offline in Google Maps: No Apps Needed
No extra apps or downloads required. This guide syncs directly with your Google Maps account and works offline. Whether you’re navigating Kalimantan’s jungle roads or ferry hopping in Flores, your pins are always with you, even without signal.
Filter by Travel Style, Region, or Interest
Every pin is sorted by category: camping, culture, food, nature, scenic routes, essentials, and transport. You can quickly filter based on your route, trip style, or what kind of adventure you’re after.
Experience it for yourself: Watch Demo Video
How to Use the Southeast Asia Travel Guide
Step-by-Step Guide to Access Your Interactive Map
1. Download the Google Maps app on your device and sign in.
2. After purchase, open the downloaded file.
3. Click on the destination guide link.
4. You’ll be redirected straight to the map and can start exploring!
Tips for Maximizing Your Travel Experience
1. Use the toggle feature to focus on your interests, whether it’s beaches, cafés, or nature spots.
2. Plan efficient day trips by grouping nearby destinations.
3. Access your interactive travel guide even without internet. Just download it for offline use, easy and reliable.
