Long Weekends in Indonesia 2026

Indonesia has 16 public holidays in 2026, creating 13 long-weekend opportunities — 7 automatic 3-day weekends and 6 bridge chances where a day or two of leave buys a longer break.

Smartest break

Take 1 leave day around New Year's Day (January 1, 2026) for 4 days off — Jan 1 – Jan 4.

HolidayDateLeave to bookDays offYour break
New Year's DayThu, Jan 1Fri, Jan 24Jan 1 Jan 4
Laylat al-Mi'rajFri, Jan 16None — automatic3Jan 16 Jan 18
Chinese New YearTue, Feb 17Mon, Feb 164Feb 14 Feb 17
End of Ramadan (Eid al-Fitr)Fri, Mar 20None — automatic3Mar 20 Mar 22
Good FridayFri, Apr 3None — automatic3Apr 3 Apr 5
Labour DayFri, May 1None — automatic3May 1 May 3
Ascension DayThu, May 14Fri, May 154May 14 May 17
Feast of the Sacrifice (Eid al-Adha)Wed, May 27Mon, May 25, Tue, May 265May 23 May 27
Pancasila DayMon, Jun 1None — automatic3May 30 Jun 1
Islamic New YearTue, Jun 16Mon, Jun 154Jun 13 Jun 16
Independence DayMon, Aug 17None — automatic3Aug 15 Aug 17
Birthday of Muhammad (Mawlid)Tue, Aug 25Mon, Aug 244Aug 22 Aug 25
Christmas DayFri, Dec 25None — automatic3Dec 25 Dec 27

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Long weekend FAQ

What is a bridge day?
A bridge day ("puente" in Spanish) is a workday wedged between a public holiday and the weekend. Book it off and the holiday and weekend join into one unbroken break.
How many long weekends does Indonesia have in 2026?
Indonesia has 13 long-weekend opportunities in 2026: 7 that need no leave and 6 that need one or two days off.