TUMPAK SEWU AND TETES CAVE WATERFALLS - BROMO - IJEN - DROP OFF BALI (3D2N) Start From Surabaya or Malang

• 01:00 AM - Depart from the hotel to Paltuding about 35 minutes drive
• 01:40 AM - Arrive at Paltuding the entrance of mt ijen, process the tickets
• 02:00 AM - Start trekking, you will need about 1.5 hours to reach the peaks
• 03:30 AM - Ijen peaks, then down to the bottom of the crater (blue fire) 
• 05:00 AM - Enjoy scenery (sunrise, ijen lake)
• 06:00 AM - Back to paltuding parking lot about 1 hour
• 07:00 AM - Reach paltuding, by private car return to the accommodation
• 07.40 AM - Have a breakfast and shower
• 09:30 AM - Checkout, drive to Ketapang ferry port
• 10:30 AM - Arrive at Ketapang port, by ferry crossing to Gilimanuk port in Bali 
• 01:00 PM - Arrive at Gilimanuk port (Bali time), by private car transfer out to your hotel in Bali. Finish program

*Drop off point: Pemuteran, Munduk, Lovina, Ubud, Seminyak, Denpasar, Kuta, Canggu, Return to Surabaya

*An additional cost drop off: Padangbai, Nusa Dua, Candi dasa, Tulamben, Amed, Return to Malang

Price:

Fair price and discuss the program, please send us inquiry about your trip desire, fast response via:

 : int.anton09@gmail.com Cc: bitreservation@gmail.com

 : +62 8213 999 1150

Include:

1. Private car (AC), gasoline, driver speaks a little english, parking, toll road fees
2. Private Jeep for Bromo tour
3. 1 night accommodation in Bromo (private room & bathroom, hot water)
4. 1 night accommodation in Ijen (private room & bathroom, hot water, air cond)
5. Meal: 2x breakfasts
6. Mineral water
7. Entry tickets Tumpak sewu and Tetes cave waterfalls
8. Entry tickets Bromo 
9. Entry tickets Ijen
10. Local guide Tumpak sewu & Tetes cave waterfalls
11. English speaking local guide Bromo
12. English speaking local guide in Ijen
13. Gas masks, goggles in Ijen
14. Ferry tickets to Bali (Ketapang to Gilimanuk)
15. Private car from Gilimanuk port to your hotel in Bali
16. Health letter from the clinic or hospital for Ijen hike

Exclude:

1. Lunch and dinner
2. Horse riding in Bromo
3. Personal insurance
4. Tipping driver and guide

* No hidden fees

Know Before You Go:

1. For reservation, please down payment by Paypal or Credit card and balance payment upon arrival/when you're picked up
2. Please reconfirm a week before your arrival for make sure you come 
3. All visitors coming directly from Asia or Europe are required to submit a digital arrival card to simplify and shorten your time at the immigration counter https://allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id/
4. In Indonesia, charger adapters generally use Type C power plugs (two round pins)
5. Not wheelchair accessible
6. This tour is not recommended for pregnant women, people with back problems, people with heart problems, respirator issue  or other serious medical conditions
7. Health certificate is the main requirement for climbing Ijen. On the second day after Bromo tour, you will stop at the Clinic, then check your blood pressure to get an Ijen climbing certificate. 
8. This is a private tour organized for you and your partner, friends or family.
9. Time in Java and Bali will be 1 hour different, 1 hour faster in Bali
10. When driving and you want to stop for lunch, tell the driver, feel free to take breaks whenever you wish, as there are plenty of convenience stores (Indomaret/Alfamart) and restaurants along the mainroad.
11. At Tumpak Sewu Waterfall you can swim, but not under the main waterfall.You are going to walk next to curtain waterfall for 2 kilometres during the exploration, which means you can find some natural pools in the middle of the trail that perfect for a relaxing.
12. Tumpak Sewu Waterfall is not friendly for children under 7 years old. The authorities keep the environment around the waterfall as natural as possible. During the exploration, you have to go down from the vistas point to the river below through bamboo ladders and climb the rocks that might be risky for the children
13. Mount Bromo lies in an open area called Sea of Sand. This is the wide savanna covered with volcanic ashes that make it easy to explore without a guide. Unless you want to go to a spot where it is more private or less crowded to enjoy the landscape or capture the milky way, then a guide is necessary.
14. Bromo national park regularly monitors the activity of Mount Bromo. If there is dangerous volcanic activity, the national park would be closed for safety reasons. So, if the national park is open then it is absolutely safe to visit.
15. Mount Bromo is a friendly destination for families with children, the hiking trail on Mount Bromo is relatively easy. The 4x4 driver will drop you off at the parking area in front of Luhur Poten Temple and then take a short hike to the rim of crater. It takes around 1.5 Km or 30 minutes hike from Luhur Poten Temple to the Bromo's rim of crater.
16. Mount Bromo and Cemoro Lawang can be pretty chilly before sunrise since they’re 2,329 meters (7,641 ft) above sea level,the elevation at the viewpoint is a whopping 2,770 meters (9,088 ft). Temperatures can drop below 7 Celsius (45 F), and that doesn’t even factor in wind chill. It can get incredibly windy on the mountain peaks, and dry season is cooler than rainy season. However, you’ll only be chilly before sunrise. After that it warms up pretty quick, and the sun at this elevation is plenty strong.
17. Mount Bromo during dry season, the climb to the crater will be very dusty, so bring a medical mask to avoid inhaling dust.
18. When climbing to the Bromo crater, there will be many horses, avoid walking right behind the horse, because if the horse is surprised, sometimes it will kick backwards.
19. Mount Ijen is not a friendly destination for children under 7 years old and people who have problems with asthma, blood pressure, extremely sensitive eyes, and one who easily panics. The sulfur/gas sometimes really strong and suddenly blows unpredictable to the hiking trail. This is the reason you must wear a professional gas mask(we provide) to help you breathe. Exploring Mount Ijen with an experienced guide is a must.
20. Mount Ijen usually during the wet season, the volcanic activity near the crack of volcano is rising. If this activity occurs then authorities will close the trail going to the Blue Flame but travellers still have opportunity to enjoy the landscape from Ijen's rim of crater, or if the volcanic activities turn the toxicity of gas into a level of danger, then the authorities will close the entire site for safety reasons. Visiting Mount Ijen/Blue flame means you need to be ready for nature’s unpredictability. There is no guarantee that you will go down the crater/blue fire on the day of your trip, nature is unpredictable and if due to massive sulphur clouds it is too dangerous on that day to go down, you have to respect it for your own safety.
21. When you decide to see the blue fire, descend 800 meters with steep conditions up to a 45 degree incline, the path to the bottom of the crater will be rocky and narrow.
22. Ijen crater: Distance: 6 kilometers (3.7 mi) return, tour duration 8 hours return, The first 2km is the most challenging, as the road climbs steadily at a 25-35° incline. The next 1 km is flat.
23. The normal speed to hike to the top of Ijen's rim of crater is 1.5 hours and you need 40 minutes more to go down to see the Blue Flame phenomena closer. Travellers usually return to Paltuding around 06:00 am after the sun rises and the trip will be finished around 07:00 am arrive at Paltuding parking lot.
24. There is no separate fee between climbing Mount Ijen and seeing the blue fire, ticket prices remain the same for all visitors without exception! that means there is no additional cost, that's according to management regulations in the Ijen crater area.
25. Mount Ijen can be pretty chilly before sunrise since it’s well above sea level.Temperatures can drop below 7 Celsius (45 F), and it can get windy too since you’re on an exposed mountain. Still, it’s best to dress in layers, because when you’re hiking up the mountain you’ll warm up pretty quick and may even get hot
26. What should I pack? Headlamp, personal medicine, warm clothing, other stuff like rain jacket, hiking shoes, water shoes, swimwear, bringing a dry bag to keep your camera, drone, or other electronics safe, in Bromo please bringing sunglasses.
27. Ijen will closed on friday of 1st week, every month
28. Please note: Wulan Kapitu (January 17th-18th, 2026), The Silence day (March 19th-20th, 2026), Ecosystem restoration (April 6th -12th) and Kasada (May 31st - June 2nd at 10:00am, 2026). At that time Mount Bromo closed for religious purposes.