BROMO IJEN TOUR – Authentic East Java Adventures with a Local Guide
A Bromo Ijen Tour combines the sunrise landscapes of Mount Bromo with the volcanic scenery of Ijen Crater, with Tumpak Sewu Waterfall available as an additional stop.
You can start your journey from Surabaya, Malang, Bali, Yogyakarta, or Banyuwangi and choose a private or group itinerary that fits your time, budget, and travel style. Most travelers choose a 3-day or 4-day trip, while adding Tumpak Sewu usually works better with extra time.
I’m Gigeh Sugiantoro, a local guide based in Banyuwangi, East Java, and I’ve spent more than 10 years helping travelers explore Bromo, Ijen, Tumpak Sewu, and other parts of Java.
Through Bromo Ijen Tour by GWI Tour & Travel, we organize local volcano tours with practical transport, flexible itineraries, and personal guidance from people who know the area firsthand.
Whether you want to see the Bromo sunrise, experience Ijen’s blue fire when conditions allow, hike to Tumpak Sewu, or discover villages, local food, and everyday Javanese life, we can help you plan the route around your trip rather than forcing you into a fixed schedule.
Why Travel with Us?
We are a local tour operator in Banyuwangi, East Java, specializing in Bromo and Ijen volcano tours and East Java overland trips. I believe a good tour should be more than simply moving from one attraction to another.
We want you to understand the places you visit, travel comfortably, and know what to expect from the real conditions on the ground.
You can ask us about private Bromo Ijen tours, private group trips, Tumpak Sewu extensions, Bali–Java routes, Surabaya or Malang departures, and custom East Java itineraries.
We’ll help you choose a route that matches your available time, fitness level, budget, and the experiences you actually want to have.
Halo! I’m Gigeh Sugiantoro, founder of Bromo Ijen Tour by GWI. As a born-and-raised local guide in East Java, I’ve spent over a decade leading travelers through Mount Bromo, Ijen Crater, and the hidden gems across Java. Let’s make your Java volcano adventure seamless and unforgettable!
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Here are some testimonials from our travellers!
Vanessa : An unforgettable experience!
Our Bromo–Ijen tour was without a doubt one of the highlights of our trip to Indonesia! My son and I enjoyed every single minute. Everything was perfectly organized from start to finish, so all we had to do was relax and take in the incredible scenery.
Susanna : We love Ingit
We spent 3 days with Ingit and everything has been really great. He made these days magical, accomodated extra requests from us that were not in the programm, helped with the train tickets together with Davita! He took us to some local restaurants that were really good, explained stuff, took pictures. Absolutely impecable
Mrs. Camille: A guide, a friend, a brother !
Thank you again Agus and Yusuf for introducing us to the culture of Java. From the airport (Surabaya) to the transfer to Ubud, we have nothing to complain about! For us, it was the first time we’d used a guide. We have absolutely no regrets about our choice, because in a very short space of time we learnt a lot about the sites of Mont Bromo and Mont Ijen, and above all about the culture of Java. We can only recommend that you choose this tour with Agus and Yusuf!
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Which Bromo Ijen Tour Is Right for You?
Choosing a Bromo Ijen Tour depends mainly on how much time you have, how much driving you are comfortable with, and whether you want to add more of East Java beyond the two volcanoes.
From my experience planning routes for international travelers, a shorter itinerary can work well, but adding an extra day gives you more breathing room between the early-morning starts, long drives, and hikes.
We offer several options, including a Bromo Ijen 3-Day Tour, Bromo Ijen 4-Day Tour, and Bromo Ijen Tumpak Sewu Tour. You can travel privately with your own vehicle and schedule, or choose a shared option when available.
I suggest choosing the itinerary around your actual travel pace rather than simply trying to fit as many destinations as possible into a few days.
Choose 3 Days If You Have Limited Time
A Bromo Ijen 3-Day Tour works well when you have limited time in Java but still want to see the two major volcanic destinations.
A typical route connects Bromo with Ijen, with early starts for the Bromo sunrise and the Ijen night hike. You should expect long driving periods and relatively little free time.
For fit travelers who do not mind early mornings and changing hotels, three days can cover a lot. We suggest this option if your priority is Mount Bromo, Ijen Crater, and the Ijen Blue Fire experience rather than a relaxed holiday.
If you prefer slower mornings and more cultural stops, I would choose four days instead.
Choose 4 Days for a More Comfortable Itinerary
The Bromo Ijen 4-Day Tour gives us more flexibility to spread the driving and activities across four days. You can spend more time around the Bromo area, enjoy a less rushed transfer toward Banyuwangi, and include additional local experiences along the route.
This option also gives you more room if weather changes your plans. We can adjust the itinerary around sunrise conditions, road conditions, your preferred accommodation, and your energy level.
For couples, families, and travelers who want to enjoy Java rather than simply tick destinations off a list, I generally suggest allowing four days.
Add Tumpak Sewu for a Longer East Java Adventure
Tumpak Sewu adds a completely different landscape to the trip. Located around Pronojiwo in Lumajang, Tumpak Sewu Waterfall spreads across a huge cliff beneath the volcanic landscape of Mount Semeru.
The Tumpak Sewu Panorama gives you the famous elevated view, while reaching the lower area involves a much more demanding trek.
Our Bromo Ijen Tumpak Sewu Tour can also include places such as Telaga Biru, Goa Tetes, or Kapas Biru depending on your itinerary. I would not recommend squeezing all of these places into an already rushed schedule.
A longer trip gives you time to enjoy the waterfalls without turning the whole journey into a race.
Choose Your Starting Point
East Java works well for flexible overland travel because you can approach Bromo and Ijen from several directions. Your starting point can change the driving time, hotel choices, ferry arrangements, and the best order of destinations.
We organize routes from Surabaya, Malang, Bali, Yogyakarta, and Banyuwangi. If you already have flights or train tickets booked, tell us your arrival and departure details and we can build the itinerary around them rather than forcing you into a fixed route.
Bromo Ijen Tour from Surabaya
Surabaya is one of the easiest starting points for travelers arriving by air. From Juanda International Airport or a Surabaya hotel, we can arrange a private transfer toward the Bromo area before continuing east toward Ijen.
A Bromo Ijen Tour from Surabaya works particularly well for travelers who want to finish in Banyuwangi or continue toward Bali. We can also arrange a return to Surabaya when your trip requires it, although the route becomes more comfortable when you continue east rather than backtracking.
Bromo Ijen Tour from Malang
Malang makes a convenient starting point if you arrive by train or spend a few days exploring the city. We can pick you up from your hotel or Malang Train Station and travel toward Bromo or Tumpak Sewu depending on your chosen route.
A Bromo Ijen Tour from Malang also works well with Tumpak Sewu because Lumajang and Pronojiwo sit between the Malang and Bromo regions.
If you want to combine all three destinations, I suggest planning the route carefully so the waterfall trek does not come immediately after another exhausting activity.
Bromo Ijen Tour from Bali
Travelers coming from Bali can cross the Bali Strait by ferry between Gilimanuk and Ketapang. From Ketapang, Banyuwangi provides direct access to the Ijen region before you continue toward Bromo.
We can arrange pickup from Denpasar, Ubud, Kuta, Seminyak, or Sanur and coordinate the ferry crossing. This Bali-to-Java route works particularly well for travelers who want to finish their Indonesia trip around Surabaya or Malang rather than returning to Bali.
Bromo Ijen Tour from Yogyakarta
Yogyakarta is farther west, so the journey requires more driving than starting from Surabaya or Malang. However, it can make sense if Java culture and Yogyakarta already form part of your Indonesia itinerary.
Rather than treating Yogyakarta and East Java as separate trips, we can connect them into an overland journey. This gives you the chance to combine cultural experiences in Java with Mount Bromo, Ijen Crater, and, if time allows, Tumpak Sewu.
Bromo Ijen Tour from Banyuwangi
Banyuwangi is the natural starting point for Ijen because the region provides convenient access to Ijen Crater. Travelers arriving through Banyuwangi Airport or by train can begin with Ijen and then travel west toward Bromo.
For travelers arriving from Bali, Banyuwangi also makes a practical first stop after the ferry crossing. From here, we can arrange the Ijen experience and continue through East Java toward Bromo, Malang, or Surabaya.
What You Will Experience
A Bromo Ijen Tour is more than two volcano viewpoints. The route crosses volcanic landscapes, mountain villages, plantations, farmland, and busy local communities. The scenery changes noticeably as you travel from one destination to another.
I also encourage travelers to leave some space for the unexpected. A local food stop, a coffee plantation, a quiet village road, or a short conversation with local people can become one of the most memorable parts of the journey.
Mount Bromo Sunrise
Mount Bromo sits inside Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, within the enormous Tengger Caldera. The classic sunrise experience usually involves a Bromo jeep heading toward one of the permitted viewpoints before dawn.
Penanjakan is famous for its wide view across Mount Bromo, Mount Batok, and Mount Semeru. Depending on current access and your preferred experience, other viewpoints can include King Kong Hill, Seruni Point, Mentigen Hill, or Bukit Cinta or ARGOWULAN (A secret photography spot).
\We always check current local conditions rather than promising one viewpoint regardless of weather or park instructions.
Ijen Crater and Blue Fire
Ijen Crater offers a very different experience. The night hike from Paltuding leads uphill through volcanic terrain, and travelers may encounter sulfur miners carrying loads along the route. Near the crater, sulfur gases can become strong, so we provide a Gas Mask and explain how to use it properly.
Ijen Blue Fire, also called the Blue Flame, depends on conditions such as gas activity, visibility, safety restrictions, and access to the appropriate area.
We never promise blue fire as a guaranteed sight. The turquoise Ijen Crater Lake, sulfur formations, volcanic landscape, and sunrise can still make the visit memorable when blue fire conditions do not allow viewing.
Tumpak Sewu Waterfall
Tumpak Sewu Waterfall sits around Pronojiwo, Lumajang, close to the southern side of Mount Semeru. From Tumpak Sewu Panorama, you can see dozens of streams dropping into a huge semicircular gorge, which explains the name often translated as “a thousand waterfalls.”
The lower trek offers a much closer experience but requires good balance and reasonable fitness. Depending on weather and river conditions, the trail can become muddy, slippery, and wet. Telaga Biru, Goa Tetes, and Kapas Biru Waterfall can provide additional experiences when the schedule and conditions allow.
East Java: Landscapes, Local Culture & Agro-Forest Experience
Beyond Mount Bromo and Ijen Crater, East Java has another side that many travelers miss. As we travel through the region, you’ll see green rice fields, mountain villages, sugar palm trees, coffee plantations, local markets, roadside food stalls, and small farms where daily life continues at a relaxed pace. For me, these places often tell a more personal story of Java than the famous viewpoints do.
If you want to experience rural Java more closely, we can arrange an Agro-Forest Tour in a quiet village on the edge of the Ijen rainforest. Instead of simply passing through the countryside, you’ll spend time learning from local people and seeing how traditional agriculture supports village life.
Agro-Forest Tour: A Closer Look at Rural Java
During the Agro-Forest Tour, you can walk through the village and surrounding forest while learning about the traditional harvesting of sugar palms.
You’ll see how local farmers collect palm sap and turn it into traditional palm sugar, as well as how new sugar palm trees are planted and cared for. It’s a simple experience, but it gives you a genuine look at how people in rural East Java work with the land.
The village sits in a secluded area near the Ijen Crater rainforest, so the experience also includes a walk through the surrounding forest.
Depending on the season and local conditions, we can explore the forest paths, plantations, and village landscape while you meet local residents and learn about their everyday activities.
We suggest this experience for travelers who want to slow down, get away from the usual tourist route, and see a more authentic side of East Java.
What you can experience:
- Walk through a traditional East Java village
- Learn how sugar palm sap is harvested
- See the traditional production of palm sugar
- Learn about planting and caring for sugar palm trees
- Explore the surrounding agro-forest
- Visit coffee and other local plantations where available
- Meet local farmers and residents
- Experience rural life near the Ijen rainforest
- Enjoy a slower, more personal side of Java
For me, the best part is that there is no need to rush. You’re not just checking another attraction off your itinerary—you’re seeing how the landscape, forest, farming, and local community connect around Ijen.
How Difficult Is the Bromo Ijen Tour?
The overall difficulty depends on the itinerary you choose. Bromo itself usually requires a relatively manageable walk, while Ijen involves a longer night hike.
Tumpak Sewu adds the most demanding terrain because the lower waterfall trail includes steep and slippery sections.
Long travel time can also make the trip feel harder than the hiking alone. That is why we discuss your fitness level before building a private itinerary.
A physically fit traveler may enjoy a three-day adventure, while someone who prefers relaxed travel may feel much better with four or five days.
Bromo Walking and Crater Climb
The Bromo crater experience usually combines a jeep ride across the Sea of Sand with a walk toward the crater.
The final climb includes stairs and an uphill section, so you should expect some effort, particularly after waking before dawn.
Comfortable shoes help, especially when volcanic dust covers the route.
The weather can also feel cold and windy before sunrise, so I suggest wearing layers that you can remove later when the temperature rises.
Ijen Night Hike
The Ijen night hike begins around Paltuding and climbs toward Ijen Crater. The uphill route requires moderate fitness, and the darkness can make the terrain feel more demanding than it looks during daylight.
Sulfur gas creates an additional safety concern. Sulfur dioxide and other volcanic gases can irritate the eyes and respiratory system, so visitors must follow current park instructions and use the appropriate Gas Mask when required.
Anyone with respiratory concerns should discuss the conditions with us before choosing this activity.
Tumpak Sewu Trek
Tumpak Sewu requires more careful footing than the usual Bromo walk. Bamboo stairs, steep slopes, rocks, mud, water crossings, and slippery sections can appear on the lower route, and rainfall can change conditions quickly.
I suggest proper footwear, a rain jacket, spare clothes, and waterproof protection for your phone.
If you have knee problems or limited mobility, tell us before booking. We can recommend staying at the Panorama viewpoint instead of attempting the lower trek.
Sleep and Early-Morning Starts
Early starts are part of the experience. A Bromo sunrise can require a jeep pickup around the early hours of the morning, while an Ijen Blue Fire trip may begin around midnight.
That schedule means sleep becomes an important part of planning. We suggest choosing accommodation close to the next activity whenever possible and avoiding unnecessary backtracking.
A good itinerary should not only look efficient on a map; it should also feel manageable when you are actually traveling.
Bromo Ijen Tour 3 Days Itinerary
| Day | Itinerary | Main Highlights | Overnight / End Point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Surabaya → Mount Bromo | Arrival in Surabaya, private transfer through East Java countryside, check-in near Mount Bromo | Cemoro Lawang or Ngadisari |
| Day 2 | Bromo Sunrise → Ijen Area | Early-morning Bromo sunrise, Sea of Sand, Bromo Crater, scenic drive toward Ijen | Banyuwangi or Bondowoso |
| Day 3 | Ijen Blue Fire & Crater → Surabaya or Bali | Ijen Blue Fire, sunrise, turquoise crater lake, transfer to Surabaya or Ketapang–Gilimanuk ferry | Surabaya or Bali |
Day 1 – Arrival in Surabaya & Transfer to Mount Bromo
Your Bromo Ijen adventure begins with a pickup in Surabaya. From the city, we’ll travel east through the countryside toward Mount Bromo and check in at accommodation around the Bromo area.
Depending on availability and your preferred accommodation, you can stay in Cemoro Lawang Village or Ngadisari Village. Staying near Bromo makes the early-morning sunrise departure much easier the following day.
Madakaripura Waterfall (optional tour)
If you still have enough time and the weather is good enough, you will have a chance to visit Madakaripura waterfall in Bromo on the way from Malang or Surabaya to your hotel around Bromo. Detail for the Madakaripura Waterfall read more Madakaripura Waterfall Tour
Day 2 – Bromo Sunrise & Transfer to Ijen
We’ll start early for the Mount Bromo sunrise tour. A 4WD Bromo Jeep takes us through the volcanic landscape toward the sunrise viewpoint, where you can watch the morning light spread across the Tengger Caldera.
After sunrise, we continue across the Sea of Sand and make our way to the Bromo Crater before returning to the accommodation for breakfast.
From Bromo, we’ll continue east toward the Ijen area, with a scenic drive through the changing landscapes of East Java. Tonight, you’ll stay in Banyuwangi or Bondowoso before the early Ijen program.
Mount Bromo Milky Way Tour (optional Tour)
If the weather is good enough, you will have a chance to do an optional tour program for Mount Bromo Milky Way Tours in the Bromo area. This trip will begin at midnight from your hotel in Bromo (around 1:00 am), and we will drive by 4WD vehicle or jeep to reach the Bromo photography point of view, which is the best point to see. For the details, visit Mount Bromo Milkyway Tour
Day 3 – Ijen Blue Fire, Sunrise & Crater Lake
The final day starts before sunrise with the Ijen Crater Tour. Depending on conditions and access, you can experience the famous Ijen Blue Fire, followed by the sunrise and views of the turquoise Ijen Crater Lake.
After exploring Ijen, we’ll return from the mountain and continue your journey. You can choose to return to Surabaya or continue toward Ketapang Ferry Harbor for the ferry crossing to Gilimanuk, Bali, making this itinerary a convenient option for travelers continuing their Java-to-Bali journey.
How Much Does a Bromo Ijen Tour Cost?
The total price of a Bromo Ijen Tour isn’t one-size-fits-all—it depends on your travel style. Key factors that shape your overall cost include:
- Group Size: How many people are sharing the vehicle and guide fees.
- Trip Type: Choosing between a private package or a shared group tour.
- Accommodation Level: From budget homestays to high-end resort options.
- Starting & Ending Point: Pickup locations in Surabaya, Malang, Yogyakarta, Banyuwangi, or Bali.
- Season & Upgrades: High-season national park ticket rates and optional stops like Tumpak Sewu Waterfall.
Rather than advertising a single “catch-all” price that hides surprise add-ons later, we calculate custom quotes based on your exact preferences. Here is how our two main tour options compare:
Private Bromo Ijen Tours (Best for Flexibility & Comfort)
A private tour gives you complete control over your journey. You get a dedicated vehicle, a local driver, and a flexible schedule tailored to your pace.
- Why choose private? No waiting for other travelers, custom departure times around your flights or trains, and freedom to choose your preferred hotel tier.
- How pricing works: The total vehicle and guide costs are split among your private group. For couples, families, or small groups of friends, the cost per person drops significantly as more people join your car.
Shared Bromo Ijen Tours (Best for Solo Travelers & Budgeting)
If you are traveling solo or prioritizing cost savings over complete control, a shared tour is an affordable way to experience East Java’s top volcanoes.
- Why choose shared? Lower upfront cost, as you split the main transport and driver expenses with fellow travelers.
- How pricing works: Shared packages follow a fixed schedule with set pickup times, designated stops, and standardized accommodations.
We would like to inform you that, at present, we do not offer shared tours. However, we can put you in touch with our local partners, who offer shared tours of Bromo Ijen.
Get a Transparent, No-Hidden-Fee Quote
We believe in 100% pricing transparency. Tell us your travel dates, budget, starting city, and group size, and we’ll build an itinerary with a clear line-by-line price breakdown showing exactly what is included.
What Is Included?
Depending on the package you choose, your tour typically includes:
- Private Transport & Local Driver: Comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle transfers throughout Java and Bali.
- Bromo 4×4 Jeep: Dedicated jeep transport for navigating the Sea of Sand and sunrise viewpoints.
- Accommodations: Pre-booked stays aligned with your selected comfort level.
- Entrance Fees: Official tickets and permits for national parks and crater access.
- Ijen Essentials: Certified local trekking guide and essential safety gear (including gas masks for the sulfur fumes).
- Hassle-Free Transfers: Seamless pickups and drop-offs at airports, hotel lobbies, train stations, or ferry terminals so you don’t have to organize logistics separately.
Note: Exact inclusions are displayed clearly on your specific package before you confirm your booking.
What Is Not Included?
To keep our pricing 100% transparent and prevent surprises upon arrival, the following are generally not included:
- Personal Expenses: Snacks, souvenirs, laundry, and personal purchases.
- Travel Insurance: Medical, trek, and trip protection (highly recommended).
- Extra Meals: Meals outside of the specified package itinerary.
- Tips & Gratuities: Discretionary tipping for drivers, jeep drivers, and local guides.
- Optional Upgrades: Unscheduled activities or room category upgrades.
Budget Guarantee: If you have a specific spending limit, let us know in advance—we can customize the route and options to fit your budget.
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How Long Is the Travel Between Bromo and Ijen?
The travel time between Mount Bromo and Ijen Crater is usually around 5–7 hours by private vehicle, depending on your route, traffic, weather, road conditions, and where you stay.
For our Bromo Ijen tours, we normally plan the route carefully so you can enjoy Bromo without making the transfer to Ijen unnecessarily tiring.
After the Bromo sunrise and crater visit, we continue east through the changing landscapes of East Java toward Banyuwangi or Bondowoso, where you spend the night before the Ijen tour.
A typical travel sequence looks like this:
- Early morning: Bromo sunrise and crater visit.
- Morning: Breakfast and check-out.
- Daytime: Drive from Bromo toward the Ijen area.
- Afternoon/evening: Arrive at your hotel in Banyuwangi or Bondowoso.
- Very early next morning: Start the Ijen Crater hike.
I prefer this arrangement because you get a proper rest before the demanding Ijen hike rather than trying to visit both volcanoes back-to-back.
What Happens If Weather or Volcanic Conditions Change?
Bromo and Ijen are active volcanic destinations, so weather, volcanic activity, park regulations and access conditions can sometimes change your itinerary. We always check the conditions and follow instructions from the relevant authorities.
I also explain this to travelers before the trip: a volcano tour needs some flexibility. The priority is to keep the journey safe rather than force an attraction into the schedule when conditions are unsuitable.
Ijen Blue Fire Availability
The Ijen Blue Fire is one of the main reasons travelers choose this tour, but it is not guaranteed.
Visibility can be affected by volcanic gas, wind, weather, safety restrictions or temporary access decisions. If conditions do not allow a safe descent toward the Blue Fire area, we follow the instructions of local authorities and park personnel.
Even without Blue Fire, Ijen can still offer an impressive experience, including the Ijen Crater Lake, volcanic landscape, sunrise and sulfur-mining area, when these areas are accessible.
I always recommend treating Blue Fire as a special possibility rather than something we can promise.
Bromo Weather and Access
Bromo’s weather can change quickly, particularly before sunrise. Fog, rain, strong wind or poor visibility can affect the sunrise experience.
Bromo access can also change because of volcanic activity, conservation rules, weather, fire, road conditions or temporary park regulations. When restrictions apply, we follow the official instructions rather than taking unnecessary risks.
If the usual sunrise viewpoint is unsuitable, we can discuss alternative options depending on what is officially accessible that morning.
Alternative Itinerary Options
When conditions change, we try to make the rest of your itinerary work rather than simply canceling the whole trip.
Depending on the situation, alternatives may include:
- Visiting an alternative Bromo viewpoint
- Spending more time around the Bromo area
- Adjusting the departure time
- Visiting another accessible East Java attraction
- Changing the order of Bromo and Ijen
- Continuing directly toward Banyuwangi
- Ending the tour in Surabaya or Bali according to your original plan
The exact alternative depends on the conditions that day. I would rather adjust the itinerary honestly than promise an attraction that may not be accessible.
Where Do You Stay During the Tour?
Accommodation is an important part of a Bromo Ijen itinerary because both volcanoes require very early starts.
We normally choose accommodation based on location, your budget and the next day’s route, rather than simply choosing the most expensive hotel.
Accommodation Near Bromo
For the Bromo night, the common areas are Cemoro Lawang and Ngadisari.
Cemoro Lawang is close to Mount Bromo and convenient for the early-morning Jeep departure. The village has a mountain atmosphere and plenty of simple guesthouses and hotels.
Ngadisari is another practical option, particularly for travelers who want a wider choice of accommodation. From here, we arrange the transfer to the Bromo area for the sunrise program.
Bromo accommodation can be basic, and the mountain temperature can feel cold before sunrise. I recommend bringing warm clothing even if your hotel does not provide heating.
Accommodation Near Ijen
After Bromo, we usually stay around Banyuwangi or Bondowoso, depending on the route and your tour arrangement.
The important thing is the location for the early Ijen departure. We don’t want you spending unnecessary hours on the road before starting the hike.
For travelers continuing to Bali, Banyuwangi is particularly convenient because the next route can continue toward Ketapang Ferry Harbor and Gilimanuk.
What Should You Pack?
You don’t need a huge suitcase for a Bromo Ijen tour. I recommend packing light and bringing items that are useful for cold mornings, hiking and changing weather.
Bromo Ijen packing checklist
- Warm jacket or fleece – Bromo can feel very cold before sunrise.
- Long trousers – useful for both volcanoes.
- Comfortable hiking shoes – especially important for Ijen.
- Warm socks
- Gloves and a beanie for the Bromo sunrise.
- Rain jacket or lightweight waterproof layer
- Small backpack for the day.
- Headlamp or flashlight for the early Ijen hike.
- Water bottle
- Sunglasses and sunscreen
- Camera or phone with enough battery
- Power bank
- Personal medication
- Cash for small personal expenses
For Ijen, we also provide the necessary gas mask when required for the tour. You should follow the guide’s instructions and local safety rules around volcanic gases.
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East Java. That is the place which offers a bunch of beauty of the nature. There are various beautiful destinations to go for the beauty which is also offered.
If you love travelling and love visiting and enjoying new places with the new ambiance and also the beautiful nature, it will be such a good idea for having a visit to Lumajang, East Java. That is the place which offers a bunch of beauty of the nature.
There are various beautiful destinations to go for the beauty which is also offered.
One of the ideas of the recommended places to be visited while you are in Lumajang is Tumpak Sewu Waterfall or you can say Coban Sewu waterfalls.
That is one of the beautiful spots which are worth to visit if you are in Lumajang, East Java. The Detail for The waterfall click TUMPAK SEWU WATERFALL TOUR
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People Also Ask?
1.Where is Mt Bromo & Ijen Crater Located?
Mount Bromo (Indonesian: Gunung Bromo), is an active volcano and part of the Tengger massif, in East Java, Indonesia. At 2,329 metres (7,641 ft) it is not the highest peak of the massif, but is the most well known. The massif area is one of the most visited tourist attractions in East Java, Indonesia. The volcano belongs to the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. The name of Bromo derived from Javanese pronunciation of Brahma, the Hindu creator god.
Kawah Ijen located is in Banyuwangi East Java Indonesia. Banyuwangi is at the easternmost tip of Java, and is best known for its ferry connection at Ketapang to Gilimanuk in Bali. This area has a lot more to offer though and it is becoming better known as a visitor destination in its own right. Banyuwangi is also the gateway to some stunning volcanic scenery on the Ijen Plateau as well as the main access point to Mount Bromo.
2. How to get there?
Fly into Juanda international airport at Surabaya. There are direct flights from Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, Jakarta and Bali. If you are flying domestic from Jakarta, you may take Sriwijaya that flies twice weekly. You can also visit Bromo Ijen From Bali. The trip starts from Bali to Ijen Crater to Bromo then finish in Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Malang or Back to Bali
3. When is the best time to visit Mt Bromo?
The best time to visit Mount Bromo is during the dry season from April to October. April – October where there is less rain but more tourists. But that being said, Indonesia being a fairly mild weather of just rain and shine, anytime is a good time to go Mount Bromo, only check out for local weather when you are there for the best clear sky for your sunrise experience. If you do not have many days then hope for the best when you are there.Also try to avoid weekends if you do not want the crowd.
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Contact to Ijen Bromo Tours Address : Jalan Kemiren, Dsn.Krajan Rt.Rw.01.01 Kemiren, Kec. Glagah, Banyuwangi, East Java, Indonesia Telp & WhatsApp : +62822 3259 9093 Email : gigehs@gmail.com
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Source: Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Bromo