Make a Trip in Bromo Ijen Crater From Bali

A Bromo Ijen tour from Bali is an incredible way to experience two of Indonesia’s most iconic volcanoes. This trip typically involves a multi-day journey, as it’s quite a distance from Bali, but the natural beauty and thrilling adventure are well worth it.

Here’s a typical itinerary for a Bromo Ijen tour from Bali:

Day 1: Bali to Mount Bromo

• Early morning departure from Bali: Most tours start early in the morning, usually around 6 AM, long drive to Probolinggo ( Bromo Hotel ) and it need around 8-10 hours by car
• Arrive in Probolinggo : From here, you’ll need to transfer to the base of Mount Bromo (Cemoro Lawang) for an overnight stay in a guesthouse or hotel.
• Evening relaxation: After arrival, you can relax and enjoy the evening, gearing up for the early morning adventure.

Day 2: Sunrise at Mount Bromo

• Early morning sunrise tour of Mount Bromo: You’ll wake up around 2:300 AM and take a jeep to the viewpoint on Mount Penanjakan, Kingkong Hill (which offers the best views of Bromo at sunrise). From here, you’ll witness the spectacular view of Mount Bromo and its surrounding volcanic landscape as the sun rises.
  • After sunrise, take a jeep ride to the Bromo crater. You’ll cross the “Sea of Sand” and hike or ride a horse to the crater’s edge.
  • Explore Bromo Crater: Feel the heat and sulfuric smells as you approach the steaming volcano. You can peer into the crater if you like.
• Return to the hotel for breakfast and check out.
• Drive to Hotel around Ijen area : After visiting Bromo, you’ll travel to Hotel around Ijen Crater,  which usually takes around 6-7 hours by car.
• Arrive in Hotel check in and rest

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Day 3: Ijen Crater Tour

• Midnight departure for Ijen Crater: You’ll depart at around 12 AM or 1 AM to begin the hike up to Ijen Crater.
  • The Ijen trek is a moderate climb, taking around 1 hours to reach the summit (roughly 2,368 meters above sea level).
  • Blue Fire phenomenon: One of the main attractions of Ijen is the blue fire, a rare natural phenomenon caused by burning sulfur. This is best seen in the early morning before sunrise, and the sight of the eerie blue flames in the dark is unforgettable.
  • Ijen Crater Lake: After witnessing the blue fire, continue up to the edge of the Ijen Crater and see the beautiful turquoise sulfuric lake. The fumes from the sulfur can be strong, so be prepared with a gas mask.
• Descend back down to the base and return to Hotel  for breakfast and check out.
• Travel back to Bali: We will take you tp Bali Hotel.

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What’s Included in a Typical Bromo Ijen Tour from Bali:

• Transportation: Most tours include private transportation (by car or minivan) for the entire journey, along with airport transfers if needed.
• Accommodation: Hotels or guesthouses.
• Meals: Breakfasts.
• Guides: Professional guides to take you to the volcanoes and show you around.
• Jeep Ride & Entrance Fees: Jeep rides to the viewpoints and to the Bromo Crater, along with entrance tickets to the parks.
• Gas mask and lamp

Things to Know:

• Weather: Temperatures can be cold in the mornings, especially near Bromo and Ijen. It’s important to pack warm clothes for the sunrise and trek.
• Physical Effort: The treks to both Mount Bromo and Ijen are moderate, but they can be challenging due to the altitude and steep paths, especially at Ijen.
• Sulfur Fumes: Both volcanoes emit sulfur fumes, so be prepared with a mask (you can rent one at Ijen) to protect yourself from the strong smell and potential health effects and we will provide Gas mask and Lamp
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