From Bali : 2D1N Mount Ijen Volcano Group Tour with Bali Drop-off
Description
From Bali: 2D1N Mount Ijen Volcano Group Tour with Bali Drop-off
Discover one of Indonesia’s most unique natural wonders on this 2-day group tour from Bali to Ijen Volcano.
Witness the rare blue fire phenomenon, see the sunrise over the turquoise crater lake, and explore the breathtaking volcanic landscapes of East Java — all in one unforgettable journey.
Begin your adventure with a hotel pick-up in Bali (Ubud, Denpasar, or Kuta) and travel comfortably by ferry to East Java. After check-in and rest, your guide will lead a midnight hike to Ijen Crater to witness the blue flames glowing in the dark. As daylight breaks, enjoy panoramic views of the Ijen acid lake surrounded by dramatic cliffs.
After descending, have breakfast and relax before your return trip to Bali, with a convenient hotel drop-off in your selected area.
Accommodation Options
Budget Option (Homestay/Dormitory):
Stay in simple, clean local accommodation with shared facilities, a great choice for travelers who prefer an affordable and authentic experience, curated by YKStay.
Comfort Upgrade (3-star Hotel):
Upgrade your stay for added comfort, including upgrade facilities and amenities. Ideal for travelers who want a good night’s rest before the early morning hike.
Included
- Hotel pickup (Ubud, Denpasar, Kuta)
- Ijen entrance ticket
- Land transportation via minivan,van or train
- English-speaking driver
- Mountaineering guide
- 1-nights of accommodation Dormitory or Homestay (Breakfast included)
- Health Statement
- Gas mask (Ijen)
- Flashlight (Ijen)
- Ferry ticket
- Travel insurance
Excluded
- Personal Expenses
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Pickup and Drop-off outside Kuta/Denpasar/Ubud
Know before you go
What to Bring
Make sure you’re well-prepared for your adventure across East Java’s volcanic landscapes:
- Warm clothing or jacket – temperatures can drop to 5–10°C (41–50°F) at Mount Bromo and Ijen.
- Comfortable hiking shoes – the trails can be rocky, sandy, and steep.
- Hat and sunglasses – for sun protection during the day.
- Raincoat or poncho – weather in the mountains can be unpredictable.
- Reusable water bottle – stay hydrated during the hikes.
- Small backpack – to carry your essentials.
- Cash (Indonesian Rupiah) – for meals, tips, or personal expenses in rural areas.