Day 1: Surabaya – Jodipan Rainbow Village – Tumpak Sewu Area
Depart from Surabaya and drive to Hotel in Tumpak Sewu Area. Stop over to see the Jodipan Rainbow Village and take pictures with many colorful buildings around. We will arrive in Tumpak Sewu Area in the afternoon (Check In).
Day 2: Tumpak Sewu Waterfall – Bromo Area
Wake up early in the morning and have breakfast. We will drive to Tumpak Sewu Waterfall which is near our Homestay. Meet the local guide and go together to one of the most visited Waterfalls in Indonesia. Around 2-3 hours after enjoying the Waterfall, we will go back to the Homestay to prepare ourselves before departing to the next Hotel in Bromo Area. Once you reach the hotel, you will have some time to spare at your convenience by strolling around the hotel, the nearby farming area, witnessing the daily activities of the Tenggerese people, or just relaxing at the hotel.
Day 3: Sunrise Mt Penanjakan – Sea of Sand – Bromo Crater – Bondowoso/Banyuwangi
Get ready to be picked up at 3.00 am by a 4 WD-vehicle to experience the bumpy road to reach Mt. Penanjakan, which is the best spot to enjoy the breathtaking scene of Bromo sunrise. Driving down the hill, you will pass the vast sea of sand, resulting from the eruption of Mt. Bromo, in a 30 minute-easy track all the way to the peak. From the crater rim, you can see the active Bromo crater, caldera and the mountainous views of Mt. Batok and the highest mountain in Java Island, Mt. Semeru. Also, you can find the Hindu temple reflecting the Majapahit history. If you are lucky, you will be able to witness the Yadnya Kasada ceremony, a Tenggerese festival held every 14th of the Kasada month, to honor Sang Hyang Widhi the Almighty God, Roro Anteng the daughter of King Majapahit and Joko Seger the son of Brahmana. After breakfast, you will head to Mount Ijen Area in Banyuwangi/Bondowoso. Here, you will stay for a night in a hotel.
Get ready in the early morning because you will be picked up at 11.30 PM from your hotel. We will start the trip by driving you to Paltuding. Afterwards we will begin an hour-long trek to Ijen Crater. Here, you can get the chance to witness the dazzling blue lava-like rivers of light known as the Blue Fire phenomenon. Next, we will explore the crater area and see a panoramic view of Mount Ijen turquoise. At 8 a.m, we will return to Surabaya, Malang or Ketapang port.
Fuel Fees
Hotel in Malang or Tumpak Sewu Area: Ibis style, Tumpak Sewu cottage or similar
All Entrance Fees
Mineral Water
Breakfast 3x
Lunch 2x
Tol and Parking Charges
Tumpak Sewu Local Tour Guide
Gas Mask & Headlamp
Coffee Break
Friendly and Professional English/Mandarin/Japanese/German Speaking Tour Guide
Hotel in Bondowoso or Ijen Area : Grand Padis, Ijen View, Grand Harvest or similar
Hotel in Bromo: Lava view, Cafe Lava or similar
Private 4WD Jeep
Private Air-Conditioned Vehicle
Insurance
Personal Expenses
Bromo Horse Riding
Meals that aren’t mentioned
Sandals
Sunscreen
Extra Clothes
Some Cash
Sport or Trekking Shoes
Personal Medication
Warm Jacket
Please be ready 10 minutes before the departure
Make Sure You're Fit
Pick up time is optional as per your request
Other pick up and drop off points are upon request
You will be contacted by the tour guide on the day of your trip
The weather is unpredictable. Be prepared for sudden weather changes.
Mount Bromo trekking difficulty : Easy to moderate (30ish-minute walk from the parking area to the crater).
Mount Ijen trekking difficulty : Moderate to challenging (3 km uphill trek, approx. 1.5–2.5 hours).
Tumpak Sewu trekking difficulty: Moderate to challenging. (The descent takes about 30-45 minutes.)
| Number of Traveller | Price per person |
|---|---|
| 1 Traveller | USD 804 |
| 2 Traveller | USD 439 |
| 3 Traveller | USD 376 |
| 4 Traveller | USD 339 |
| 5 Traveller | USD 317 |
| 6 Traveller | USD 277 |
| 7 Traveller | USD 266 |
| 8 Traveller | USD 243 |
| 9 Traveller | USD 240 |
| 10 Traveller | USD 221 |
| 11 Traveller | USD 218 |
| 12 Traveller | USD 21 |
Prices on the table are subject to change based on the peak season or holiday periods.
Questions we get a lot!
We offer private tour packages for various kinds of travelers, including Mount Bromo, Ijen Crater, Madakaripura Waterfall, and Tumpak Sewu tours. Customized tours are available depending on your interests, just let us know.
This is a private tour and you will not be shared with any other parties. It is also an all-inclusive package that we arrange to make sure everything is smooth and hassle-free.
We need to depart earlier to make sure that we reach the best viewpoint of Mt Bromo. Sometimes, on weekends or holidays of high season, Bromo could be overcrowded. By departing earlier and starting ahead of the crowds. We will make sure to bring you to the front row seats of Mt Bromo's majestic view.
Absolutely! We provide customizable tour packages to offer the best possible experience, tailored to your unique needs. Our team is available for any questions or special requests.
Yes, you can. Although generally safe to leave luggage in the car while traveling, refrain from leaving valuables in the car. Keep important items with you in a carry-on bag or on your person.
We offer diverse local cuisine options and try to accommodate dietary requirements, but in remote areas, it may be difficult to guarantee. Notify us of any food requirements or allergies at booking, and we'll inform your guide.
We provide clean, well maintained vehicles with air conditioning for customer comfort. Our fleet is up-to-date and suitable for all travelers. We have a variety of vehicles to cater to unique preferences, from solo to large groups.
Yes you can! Please notify us in advance of your preferred hotel location, which may incur additional costs. We strive to ensure your stay is pleasant and accommodating and will keep you informed of any charges while aiming to meet your request.
While not required, we strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance that covers trip cancellations, medical expenses, and personal property.
For a multi-day trip, you will stay at the hotel listed in the inclusion section of your tour details. Please check the options provided for hotels in that section to see where you will be accommodated. If you have any preferences or special requests regarding accommodations, feel free to let us know, and we will do our best to accommodate you.
You can reach us via email at bromocheap@gmail.com or call us at +6285186663911 . We are happy to answer any additional questions you may have.
The tour guide will contact you on the day of the trip through WhatsApp or WeChat.
Yes, breakfast is included in the tour package
The standard Mount Bromo tour typically lasts for about 12 hours, starting in the early morning to catch the sunrise and ending in the afternoon.
Mount Bromo can get quite chilly, especially during the early morning hours when visitors typically go to see the sunrise. Temperatures can range from 4°C to 10°C (36°F to 50°F) before dawn. It's advisable to dress in layers and bring warm clothing, such as a jacket, hat, and gloves, to stay comfortable.
We recommend bringing warm clothing (it can get chilly), comfortable shoes, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, a camera, and some snacks.
The best time to visit Mount Bromo is during the dry season, which runs from May through September. This is when the weather is most favorable for hiking and viewing the sunrise.
If you're planning to visit Mount Bromo and are traveling from Bali, Lombok, or Borneo, the most convenient way to get there is by flying to Juanda International Airport in Surabaya. On the other hand, if you're traveling from Yogyakarta, taking a train is the best way to reach Mount Bromo. Both Surabaya and Malang have their own train stations, and trains from Yogyakarta regularly serve both stations.
The hike up Mount Bromo is considered to be relatively easy, and it can be completed by people of all ages and fitness levels. The trek takes around 30-45 minutes, depending on your speed and physical condition. As long as you are prepared and take your time, you should be able to complete the trek with ease and fully enjoy the breathtaking views that this natural wonder has to offer.
Yes you can! This can actually be a great advantage for those who do choose to visit during Ramadan. With fewer tourists around, you'll be able to enjoy the natural beauty of the mountain without feeling rushed or crowded. This is because many local tourists prefer to postpone their trips until after Ramadan, and so there are fewer people visiting Mount Bromo during this holy month.
It's important to wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes with good traction. Additionally, bring a warm jacket or sweater as it can be chilly at higher elevations.
We will still proceed with the tour even if it's raining. It could be a bit foggy for the sunrise and the view but nothing will beat the experience of walking through Sea of sand and climbing Mt Bromo Caldera.
Most of the volcanoes in Indonesia are pretty safe to travel. The government always observes the activity of each volcano. Especially for Mt Bromo, there have been close to none of cases where a sudden eruption happens. You can easily notice the smoke erupting from the caldera. White smoke means safe and darker ones means eruption is ongoing.
Wildlife that can be seen around the viewpoints are monkeys. Other than that, there was not any wildlife that you could encounter.
Yes, it is safe to travel with your children on Mt Bromo. Since Mt Bromo is a popular destination, many facilities such as 4WD Jeep, horse riding by the local tribe, shops around the viewpoints are presented to make sure everyone can go to Mt Bromo as a walk in a park.
Yes, it is also safe to travel with elders. 4WD Jeep, horse riding, and stairs on the caldera will help them a lot to climb Mt Bromo summit
Wearing sneakers is okay, but flip-flops are not recommended. Sneakers provide better support and protection for your feet, especially on the sandy and uneven terrain you may encounter during the tour.
You can reach us via email at bromocheap@gmail.com or call us at +6285186663911 . We are happy to answer any additional questions you may have.
We recommend bringing warm clothing (it can get cold at night), comfortable hiking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, a camera, and some snacks.
The highest point of Mount Ijen is 2,799 meters (9,183 feet) above sea level.
The best time to visit Mount Ijen is during the dry season, which runs from May to September. During this period, the weather is perfect for watching blue fire and trekking.
The level of difficulty for hiking Mount Ijen is moderate. The hike is around 3 kilometers long and takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours to reach the summit. Therefore, it's essential to be physically fit and prepare adequately for the hike.
Visitors should wear comfortable clothes and sturdy shoes for the hike. It is also recommended to bring a jacket or sweater as it can get quite cold at night.
There are no specific age restrictions but the hike can be challenging for very young children or elderly individuals. Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
Yes, visitors can see the famous blue fire at Mount Ijen. The best time to see it is during the early morning hours before sunrise.
Wearing sneakers is okay, but flip-flops are not recommended. Sneakers provide better support and protection for your feet, especially on the rocky and uneven terrain you may encounter during the tour.
If it’s raining, the tour may still proceed, but conditions can be more challenging. Visibility might be reduced, and the trail can become slippery. While it’s possible to see the blue fire in the rain, it may not be as clear or as impressive as on a dry night.
You can reach us via email at bromocheap@gmail.com or call us at +6285186663911 . We are happy to answer any additional questions you may have.
The best time to visit Tumpak Sewu Waterfall is during the dry season which runs from May to September. During this period, the weather is perfect for sightseeing and swimming.
Visitors will need to hike approximately 30 minutes down a steep trail to reach the base of the falls. The hike can be challenging in some sections, but it is relatively easy for most visitors.
The hike to Tumpak Sewu Waterfall can be challenging. It involves descending steep and slippery paths, crossing rivers, and navigating uneven terrain. It is recommended for those with good physical fitness and hiking experience. Wearing proper footwear and taking safety precautions are essential.
Yes, visitors can swim in the natural pools at the base of the falls. However, it is important to be cautious as the currents can be strong.
Visitors should bring proper shoes, a change of clothes, a waterproof bag for electronic devices, and a camera to capture the stunning natural beauty of the falls.
There are no specific age restrictions, but younger children should be accompanied by an adult and extra caution should be taken at all times.
Facilities near Tumpak Sewu Waterfall are limited. There are small stalls selling snacks and drinks at the entrance, and basic restrooms are available.
Nearby attractions include the Goa Tetes Cave, which features unique rock formations and cascading water, and Kapas Biru Waterfall, another beautiful waterfall in the region. Exploring these nearby spots can enhance your visit to Tumpak Sewu.
Visiting during the rainy season can be risky due to slippery trails and potential flooding. If you choose to visit during this time, exercise extreme caution and consider checking weather conditions and advisories before your trip.
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