Mount Bromo and Ijen Crater Tour from Bali – 3D/2N
Mount Bromo and Ijen Crater Tour from Bali – 3D/2N
Bali
Highlights
- Marvel at the famous electric-blue flames of the Ijen crater, observed from a safe distance of 500 meters, as featured on National Geographic
- Trek to see the spectacular sunrise from Mount Bromo Volcano
- Enjoy a 4WD jeep ride to the Penanjakan Sunrise Point
- Experience authentic Indonesian hospitality at Bromo Village
About
“I didn't know this place is so magical... wow what an unbelievable landscape! Anyone who is in the area, even if you are in Bali... you MUST go and see this! It's absolutely spectacular, amazing, mind-blowing!” — Saby, Singapore
When National Geographic published an article in 2014 about a volcano emitting ‘stunning electric-blue flames,’ Indonesia’s Kawah Ijen Volcano became an instant sensation. Today, tourists flock to witness the captivating colors and scenic views of this active volcano, and we’re taking you to experience it safely while still feeling up close to this natural wonder.
Day 1: Bali–Ferry to Ketapang–Ijen Volcano
We’ll start our three-day adventure in the evening with pick up from your hotel. Then we’ll head to the Gilimanuk Port, take a ferry to Ketapang, and from there, drive to the starting point of Ijen Volcano.
Day 2: Ijen Volcano–Crater–Bromo Village
Day two begins with a safety briefing before starting the roughly 2-hour trek to Ijen. Once we reach the crater, we’ll observe the famous electric-blue flames from a safe distance of 500 meters, allowing you to marvel at this natural phenomenon while adhering to local safety guidelines. Afterward, we’ll enjoy a hearty breakfast and begin the scenic drive to Bromo Village, with stops along the way for rest and lunch.
Day 3: Bromo Village–Bromo Volcano Sunrise–Bali
Day three will start with another early wake-up call and a drive to the Penanjakan Sunrise Point. We’ll trek up another active volcano, Mount Bromo, before stopping to watch the majestic sunrise, taking in panoramic views atop the volcano. Before it gets too hot, we’ll head back to our accommodations and share some breakfast before heading back to Bali.
“...Simply breathtaking and mystical with mist and clouds covering a sea of sand. The wait for the sunrise is totally worth it and will leave you wanting more.” — Manish, Singapore