YOGYAKARTA - BOROBUDUR - PRAMBANAN - BROMO - IJEN - DROP OFF UBUD (5D/4N)

You will depart at 12:30am, our driver and guide will pick you up, by private car 1 hour drive to paltuding the entrance of Mount Ijen, process the tickets. Starting trekking at 02:00am, you will climb to the Ijen peak, needed about 1.5 hours, after that 30 minutes down to the crater (through a rocky path), witness the blue fire phenomenon and you will meet sulphur miners, they start working during the night. They chop loose solidified sulphur at the end of ceramic pipes that are placed in the crater. Then they carry heavy loads out of the crater. Climb back to the top of mount ijen, enjoy the scenery. At 06:00am back to Paltuding then return to the hotel for breakfast. At 09:30am, checking out, by private car drive to Ketapang ferry port, by ferry crossing to Gilimanuk ferry port in the West tip of Bali about 1.5 hours. By private car transfer out to your hotel in Ubud about 4 hours drive, approximately 05:00pm arrive Ubud. Finish program

*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.

*The Ijen hiking trail opens at 02.00 AM 

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

Includes :

1. Private car (AC), fuel, driver speaks a little english, parking, donation
2. Toll road fees from Prambanan to Probolinggo
3. Private Jeep for Bromo tours
4. Private transport from hotel to paltuding/Ijen and return
5. 2 night hotel in Yogyakarta (private bathroom, hot shower, air cond)
6. 1 night hotel in Bromo area (private bathroom, hot shower)
7. 1 night hotel in Ijen area (private bathroom, hot shower, air cond)
8. Daily mineral water
9. Accommodations breakfasts
10. Entry tickets Sultan palace and water castle
11. Entry tickets Bromo
12. Entry tickets ijen
13. English speaking local guide Bromo
14. English speaking local guide Ijen
15. Gas masks and goggles in Ijen
16. Ferry tickets to Bali (Ketapang to Gilimanuk)
17. Private car from Gilimanuk ferry port to your hotel in Bali (drop off)
18. Health letter from the clinic or hospital for climbing Ijen

Excludes:

1. Horse riding    
2. Lunch - Dinner 
3. Entry tickets & Guide at Borobudur and Prambanan 
4. Personal insurance

** No hidden fees

Information about Borobudur Temple: 

Book the tickets on https://ticket.borobudurpark.com/en/

1. Your driver-as-guide will not enter the temple with you, there will be a local temple guide you can hire if you want.
2. The limitation on the number of visitors is intended to regulate the crowd management according to the carrying capacity available in the Borobudur temple monument area.
3. The limitation on the number of visitors is set to 1,200 people per day through a mechanism that allows a maximum of 150 people at the Borobudur temple monument at the same time.
4. Operating hours for Borobudur temple: Monday - Sunday: 09.00 - 17.00 WIB (Western Indonesian Time)
5. The number of visitors is regulated in three visiting sessions: Morning Session from 09.00 to 12.00 WIB
6. All visitors who climb the Borobudur temple monument are required to wear special footwear/Upanat provided by the management.
7. Individual or group visitors who will climb the Borobudur temple monument must be accompanied by a guide provided by the management. One guide should lead a minimum of 5 to 15 visitors.
8. All visitors wearing open clothing (pants/skirts above the knee) must wear a cover provided/facilitated by the management (borrowed).
9. The standard language provided by the Guide/Pamong Carita is Indonesian and English, but it is possible to request a guide who speaks a language other than English.
10. One guide/Pamong Carita will lead a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 15 visitors.
11. Private guide/Pamong Carita options are available to visitors who do not meet the minimum of 5 visitors and/or do not want to join other visitors. Private guides/Pamong Carita are subject to an additional guiding fee
    
12. Before climbing the Borobudur temple monument, all visitors must wear the special footwear/Upanat provided upon arrival.
    
13. Tourists ascend the Borobudur Temple monument through the main entrance on the east side and descend through the exit on the west side.
14. Before climbing the stairs of the Borobudur Temple monument, service personnel will scan the wristband to ensure that the relevant tourist has the right to enter the temple and also to count the number of tourists who enter the Borobudur Temple monument.
15. The time allocated for being at the Borobudur Temple monument is a maximum of 1 (one) hour, starting from the time the stairs of the Borobudur Temple monument are climbed.
16. The maximum limit for tourists visiting the Borobudur monument area is the 9th floor/terrace.
17. The special footwear/Upanat becomes a gift/souvenir and can be taken home by tourists.
18. Temples entry fees is payable on the day of the tour, Cash or cards are accepted
19. On Monday visit Borobudur and Prambanan closed.
20. At the entrance to the temple, there is an official guide in various languages
21. Visitors who arrive later than 16.00 cannot join the tour and can only visit the Temple Courtyard
22. The Customer Service Officer will arrange and divide the tourist groups to suit the guide's needs, language needs, and special footwear/Upanat needs.
23. Private guide/Pamong Carita options are available for tourists because the number does not meet the minimum number of ten people and/or is not willing to join other tourists.
24. Private guides (Pamong Carita) are subject to an additional guiding fee of IDR 20,000 (twenty thousand rupiahs) per guest for domestic tourists and IDR 30,000 (thirty thousand rupiahs) per guest for foreign tourists.

Know Before You Go:

1. For reservation, please down payment by Paypal, Credit Card, Wise and balance payment upon arrival/when you're picked up
2. Please reconfirm a week before your arrival for make sure you come
3. This is a private tour organized for you and your partner, friends or family.
4. Time in Java and Bali will be 1 hour different, 1 hour faster in Bali
5. 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.
6. 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.
7. In Bromo during dry season, the climb to the crater will be very dusty, so bring a medical mask to avoid inhaling dust.
8. 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.
9. 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.
10. 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.
11. Mount Ijen is not a friendly destination for children under 7 years old and people who have problems with asthma, heart problems, extremely sensitive eyes. 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.
12. 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.
13. 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.
14. There is no separate fee between climbing Mount Ijen and seeing the blue fire, ticket prices remain the same according to the management rules of the Ijen geopark area for all visitors without exception (in the sense that there is no additional cost).
15. Ijen crater: Distance: 6 kilometers (3.7 mi) return, tour duration 8 hours return
16. What should I pack? headlamp, personal medicine, warm clothing, other stuff like rain jacket,comfortable shoes, gloves, sunglasses
17. Ijen will closed on friday of 1st week, every month
18. Please note: Wulan Kapitu (January 27th-28th, 2025), The Silence day (March 29th-30th, 2025) and Kasada (June 10th - 11th, 2025). At that time Mount Bromo closed for religious purposes.

Also please read Terms & Conditions before booking the tour.

https://bromoijentrans.com/content/term-conditions