Get ready to travel to another planet. It will be an unrivaled adventure to a unique place on Earth. Imagine that you are ascending under the starry sky to the crater of a volcano, and then descend, watching the mesmerizing blue flames above a sulfur mine. Imagine standing at the world's largest volcanic lake, meeting an amazing sunrise inside the volcano! You will remember these moments for the rest of your life! Also a nice bonus will be waiting for you after visiting the volcano: a wonderful homemade breakfast in the house of a Javanese family.

Part 1 - Transfer to Java

We start our journey in the afternoon in a comfortable car or mini bus from Bali. After a few hours of driving, we take a ferry to Java and continue our journey through the Javanese expanses. Around midnight we will arrive at the Kawah Ijena base camp, meet the guides, go through a briefing, get flashlights, respirators, gloves and, if necessary, warm outerwear.

Part 2 - Night hike

Our ascent will begin around 1 am. Experienced guides lead us along the mountain road under the starry sky. The hike can take one and a half to two hours, and here we are at the top of a volcanic crater.

Part 3 - Descent into the crater of the volcano

Once you get to the top, the most exciting part begins. In complete darkness, with the help of guides, you descend into the crater of an active volcano to see a truly breathtaking natural phenomenon - “blue lights”.

The sun rises around 5 am and you will see a stunning landscape with the largest acid lake in the world.

Relax and enjoy the surreal scene as you watch the sunrise, the stunning turquoise lake, and the workers carrying huge baskets of sulfur on their shoulders up the rim of the crater.

Part 4 - Landscapes on the way back

Approximately 6-7 hours after the start of the ascent, we return to the base camp, admiring the beauties of active and already dormant volcanoes.

Part 5 - Breakfast and return to Bali

Full of unique impressions and the energy of volcanoes, we return to Bali. Breakfast with a Javanese family, a short nap in the car, a ferry ride and around 6 pm we finally reach the place where we started our incredible journey.

We guarantee that you will be physically tired, but believe me, it will pass quickly, but unforgettable memories from what you see will remain with you for life.

Important information

The temperature in the vicinity of volcanoes ranges from +2 to +25 degrees, so we strongly recommend that you think about your comfort in advance.

You will need a pair of comfortable walking boots or trainers, a warm scarf, extra socks, an extra T-shirt, hat, and ear plugs. You will also need toiletries.
At the Bromo base camp you will be offered a large selection of hats made of natural wool - this hat will be a great gift for yourself and a souvenir from Bromo.
Additional items needed to climb Kawah Ijen will be provided free of charge: masks, gloves, flashlights. If necessary, we will provide you with warm jackets and raincoats.
If desired, medical insurance is issued independently and separately.
No additional costs during the trip, except for your personal needs and tips for drivers and guides (optional).
During all trips, our team is guided by the principles of safety, and we reserve the right to act at our discretion and appropriately in case of unforeseen situations that may arise already during the trip.
In the event of an eruption or the risk of a volcanic eruption, or for any other unpredictable and uncontrollable natural causes, decisions on the further actions of the group are made by the team members or the team management. The cost of the trip, in this case, is not compensated.
All itinerary information is provided as a general guide only and is subject to change without notice depending on: circumstances, weather conditions, and any need that requires modification.

Alcohol is strictly prohibited during the whole trip

Depending on the volcanic activity, the decision to descend inside the crater for children under 14 years old remains with the guide. However, you can always stay at the top of the volcano's crater and enjoy an equally mesmerizing view from above.