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Mount Bromo Sunrise and Mount Ijen Blue Fire Tour Package From

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Private · customizable arrangement
Flexible pick-up & drop-off
2 Days

Journey starts

Surabaya

Journey ends

Surabaya / Malang / Ketapang Port / Yogyakarta

Discover two of East Java’s most remarkable volcanic destinations on a two-day, one-night expedition from Surabaya/Malang/Yogyakarta. This journey combines the dramatic sunrise scenery of Mount Bromo with the extraordinary blue flames and vivid crater lake of Mount Ijen, offering an unforgettable introduction to the region’s natural landscapes. Designed for travellers who want to experience multiple destinations within a limited timeframe, this tour brings together scenic jeep rides, volcanic hiking, panoramic viewpoints, and opportunities to learn about the region’s unique environment and local communities. *Experience the Best of Bromo and Ijen* This two-day excursion begins with an overnight departure from Surabaya/Malang/Yogyakarta, allowing you to reach the Mount Bromo area before dawn. Travel by four-wheel-drive jeep to a designated sunrise viewpoint, explore the volcanic sand plains, and approach the crater for views of the surrounding mountain range. After completing the Bromo itinerary, continue east toward the Mount Ijen region, where you will spend the night before beginning an early-morning trek. Under suitable conditions and when officially permitted, you may have the opportunity to observe Ijen’s famous Blue Fire before exploring its striking turquoise crater lake from an authorised viewpoint. Depending on the selected package, services may include private transfers, a local guide, accommodation, meals, park admission, and trekking or respiratory-safety equipment. Confirm the exact inclusions and arrangements with your tour operator before departure. *What Makes the Bromo–Ijen Tour Special?* A seamless multi-destination journey. Combining both volcanoes in one itinerary allows you to explore two contrasting landscapes without having to arrange each transfer independently. Two distinctive natural attractions. Mount Bromo is renowned for its sunrise panoramas and expansive caldera, while Mount Ijen is known for its unusual blue-flame phenomenon and intensely coloured crater lake. An adventure beyond sightseeing. The experience includes travelling across volcanic terrain, trekking through mountain paths, and discovering the natural and cultural features of East Java. Convenient travel arrangements. A coordinated itinerary, overnight accommodation, and guidance throughout the journey can simplify logistics. Check the package details carefully, as inclusions and service standards vary between operators. *Main Activities During the 2-Day Tour* *Mount Bromo* 1. Sunrise at Mount Penanjakan Arrive at a designated viewpoint before dawn to watch the first sunlight illuminate the volcanic landscape. As the sky brightens, the caldera, surrounding mountains, and morning mist form a spectacular panorama. 2. Jeep Adventure Across the Sea of Sand Travel by four-wheel-drive vehicle across the broad volcanic plain surrounding Mount Bromo. The striking contrast between the dark terrain, steep mountain slopes, and open horizon creates a memorable setting for photography. 3. Walk to the Mount Bromo Crater Continue on foot toward the crater area and climb the designated stairs to the crater rim when access is permitted. From the viewpoint, observe the active volcano and enjoy views of nearby Mount Batok and Mount Semeru. *Mount Ijen* 1. Search for the Blue Fire Phenomenon Begin the ascent from the Paltuding trailhead during the night. When weather, volcanic conditions, and official access rules allow, visitors may be able to observe the distinctive blue flames produced by burning sulfur gases. The phenomenon is best visible in darkness, but sightings cannot be guaranteed. 2. Admire the Turquoise Crater Lake Experience the striking colours of Ijen’s crater lake from an authorised viewpoint. Its turquoise appearance contrasts dramatically with the surrounding volcanic rock, creating one of the region’s most recognisable landscapes. 3. Learn About Traditional Sulfur Mining Depending on the route, conditions, and available opportunities, you may observe sulfur mining activities and learn about the work undertaken by local miners. Maintain a respectful distance and follow your guide’s instructions, particularly in areas exposed to volcanic gases. Day 1: Surabaya – Mount Bromo – Mount Ijen 12:00 AM — Pickup in Surabaya Meet your driver and guide for the overnight transfer toward the Sukapura area of Probolinggo. The drive typically takes around two hours, although actual travel time depends on traffic and the pickup location. Early morning — Journey to the Sunrise Viewpoint Upon arrival, transfer to a four-wheel-drive jeep and travel toward Mount Penanjakan or another designated viewpoint. Enjoy the sunrise over the Bromo volcanic landscape, subject to weather and access conditions. After sunrise — Sea of Sand and Crater Exploration Descend into the volcanic plain and continue toward the Mount Bromo crater area. Walk along the designated route and climb the stairs to the crater rim if it is open to visitors. Morning — Breakfast and Departure for Ijen After exploring Bromo, take a breakfast break before travelling east toward the Mount Ijen area in Banyuwangi or Bondowoso. A lunch stop can be arranged during the transfer, depending on the itinerary. Afternoon or evening — Hotel Check-in Arrive at your accommodation, check in, and rest before the overnight departure for Ijen. An early rest period is especially valuable because the second day involves night trekking. Day 2: Mount Ijen – Ketapang Port, Surabaya, or Malang Around 11:30 PM — Depart for Paltuding Leave the hotel at the scheduled time and travel to Paltuding, the main starting point for the Mount Ijen hike. Departure arrangements may vary according to accommodation location and current access regulations. After midnight — Trek Toward Mount Ijen Begin the uphill walk along the designated trail. The ascent can be physically demanding, so proceed at a steady pace and follow your guide’s instructions. Early morning — Blue Fire Excursion, When Permitted If access is authorised and conditions are safe, proceed to the designated viewing area for the Blue Fire phenomenon. Entry into the crater may be restricted, and volcanic gases can be hazardous. Do not enter restricted areas or approach the flames without explicit authorisation and appropriate safety equipment. Morning — Crater Viewpoint and Descent Enjoy the crater scenery from an authorised viewpoint, then descend to Paltuding. The duration of the visit depends on the trail conditions, group pace, weather, and any official restrictions. After the Trek — Transfer to Your Final Destination Continue to Ketapang Port, Malang, or Surabaya according to your booking. Arrival times will depend on your chosen destination, traffic, ferry arrangements where applicable, and the total time spent on the mountain. Confirm the transfer schedule in advance, especially if you have a connecting train, ferry, or flight. *Practical Preparation Tips* - Preparing for both destinations is essential because this itinerary combines cold mountain conditions, an overnight journey, and physical activity at altitude. - Build in enough rest. The schedule involves very little conventional nighttime sleep. Sleep early before departure and use the hotel stop to recover before the Ijen trek. - Wear appropriate layers. Bring a warm jacket, long trousers, and additional layers for the pre-dawn hours. Conditions can become warmer after sunrise. - Use proper hiking footwear. Choose sturdy shoes with good traction for steep paths, loose volcanic gravel, and uneven ground. - Carry water and light snacks. Bring drinking water and convenient food for the trek, while following local waste-disposal rules. - ⁠Weather, volcanic activity, and official restrictions can change the itinerary at short notice. Neither Blue Fire visibility nor access to every viewpoint is guaranteed. *Why Choose a Bromo–Ijen Tour Package?* A combined Bromo–Ijen excursion offers a practical way to explore two of East Java’s most distinctive volcanic environments in a short period. From the first light over Mount Bromo’s caldera to the unusual Blue Fire phenomenon and colourful crater scenery of Mount Ijen, each destination provides a different perspective on the region’s natural landscape. With suitable preparation, a well-planned schedule, and attention to local safety instructions, this two-day journey can be a rewarding experience for travellers seeking nature, adventure, and memorable views. Before booking, verify the latest access conditions for both mountains and ensure that the itinerary allows adequate rest, safe trekking, and realistic transfer times.

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Back around
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Duration
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Day 1: Bromo Sunrise

  1. 00:00 – 01:00

    Pick-up from anywhere in Surabaya/Malang/Yogyakarta and drive to Sukapura Village.

  2. 01:00 – 03:00

    Drive to Sukapura village

  3. 03:00 – 04:00

    Arrive in Sukapura and hop into a 4x4 Jeep to head up to the sunrise viewpoint.

  4. 04:00 – 04:30

    Grab a hot coffee at the viewpoint while waiting for the sun to rise.

  5. 04:30 – 06:00

    Enjoy the sunrise over Mount Bromo.

  6. 06:00 – 07:00

    Take the Jeep down toward the Mount Bromo crater.

  7. 07:00 – 08:00

    Hike up to the edge of the active volcano crater.

  8. 08:00 – 09:00

    Head back down and stop at a local restaurant for breakfast.

  9. 09:00 – 15:30

    Drive to your hotel in the Ijen area, stopping for lunch along the way. Check-in and rest.

Day 2: Mount Ijen Blue Flame

  1. 00:00

    Wake up early and check out from the hotel.

  2. 00:00 – 02:00

    Drive to Paltuding (the base camp for Mount Ijen).

  3. 02:00 – 04:00

    Hike up Mount Ijen, roughly 2 hours.

  4. 04:00 – 06:00

    See the famous blue flames and check out the turquoise crater lake.

  5. 06:00 – 07:30

    Hike back down the mountain to the base camp.

  6. 07:30 – 08:00

    Take a break and eat your packed breakfast box.

  7. 08:00 – 09:00+

    Drive to your final drop-off location at Ketapang Port, Surabaya/Malang/Yogyakarta.

  • Friendly and professional English / Mandarin / Japanese speaking tour guide
  • Private air-conditioned vehicle
  • Private 4WD jeep
  • Toll and parking charges
  • All entrance fees
  • Coffee break
  • Petrol / fuel
  • Breakfast 2x
  • Lunch 1x
  • Bottled water
  • Ijen local tour guide
  • Gas mask & headlamp
  • Hotel accommodation in Ijen area (Bondowoso or Banyuwangi City)
  • Meals or snacks not mentioned in the itinerary
  • Bromo horse riding
  • Personal expenses
  • Tips
Warm jacketSunscreenSome cashSport or trekking shoesCamera or phone with a charged battery
  • • Make sure you're fit for an early-morning departure and cold temperatures at the viewpoint (can drop below 10°C).
  • • The itinerary may shift slightly depending on weather and road conditions.
  • • Departure is around midnight — try to rest beforehand.
TravelersPrice per person
1 Traveler$391
2 Travelers$224
3 Travelers$183
4 Travelers$173
5 Travelers$167
6 Travelers$154
7 Travelers$149
8 Travelers$142
9 Travelers$135

Prices on the table might change based on peak seasons or holiday periods.

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Frequently asked questions

Our standard sunrise excursion generally takes around 12 hours. The trip begins during the night or very early in the morning, allowing time to reach the viewpoints before sunrise, explore the surrounding landscape, and return later in the day. The actual schedule may vary depending on your departure point, traffic, and conditions at the destination.

The area can be particularly cold before sunrise, with temperatures sometimes falling to approximately 5–10°C. Conditions vary with the season, elevation, and weather, so it is best to prepare for cold mornings rather than rely on the forecast alone.

For a comfortable visit, we recommend bringing:

  • A warm jacket, long trousers, and additional layers.
  • Comfortable walking or hiking shoes.
  • A hat or beanie and, if needed, gloves.
  • Sunscreen and sunglasses for daytime activities.
  • A camera or smartphone.
  • Drinking water and light snacks.

Choose clothing that allows you to stay warm at the viewpoint without restricting movement when walking.

The dry season, usually between May and September, is often preferred because conditions may be more favorable for sightseeing and sunrise views. Nevertheless, weather in the mountains can change quickly, and clear skies cannot be guaranteed in any season.

Your most convenient route depends on where your journey begins. Travelers coming from Bali, Lombok, or other islands may find flights to Surabaya's Juanda International Airport practical. Those starting in Yogyakarta can consider an intercity train to Surabaya or Malang, followed by onward transportation to the Bromo area.

We recommend coordinating your arrival time with the tour's departure schedule before booking transport.

The usual visit is manageable for many travelers, but the terrain still requires walking across volcanic sand and climbing stairs to reach the crater rim. The walking time varies with your pace, route, and physical condition.

Guests should be comfortable with uneven ground and moderate physical activity. Anyone with mobility limitations or health concerns should discuss their needs with us before confirming a tour.

Yes. Tours can generally be arranged during Ramadan, subject to operational schedules, destination access, and local conditions. Visitor numbers may differ from those during other periods, but lower crowds are not guaranteed. Travelers observing the fast should let us know about relevant meal or scheduling requirements in advance.

Rain does not automatically mean that a trip must be cancelled. However, it can reduce visibility, obscure the sunrise, and make walking surfaces more slippery. We will consider the circumstances and applicable safety instructions when determining whether the itinerary can proceed or requires adjustment.

Please remember that mountain weather is unpredictable, and a particular view or sunrise cannot be guaranteed.

Mount Bromo is an active volcano, so its conditions must be taken seriously. Access and permitted activities can change in response to volcanic activity or instructions from the relevant authorities.

We expect guests to follow official restrictions and their guide's safety instructions. The appearance or color of smoke from the crater should never be used as a personal indication that the volcano is safe to approach.

Wild monkeys may sometimes be seen near popular viewpoints. Wildlife sightings are unpredictable, so there is no guarantee that you will encounter any animals during your visit. Please observe wildlife from a safe distance and avoid feeding it.

Families can visit Mount Bromo, but suitability depends on the child's age, physical condition, and ability to cope with cold temperatures, long travel hours, and uneven volcanic terrain. Jeep transfers can reduce some walking, although visitors may still need to walk or climb stairs at certain locations.

Parents and guardians should supervise children throughout the excursion.

Older guests are welcome to inquire about joining, although the itinerary may require walking on sand, navigating uneven surfaces, and climbing steps. Jeep transportation and other local services may help with certain parts of the journey, but they do not eliminate every physical challenge.

Please share any mobility requirements in advance so the itinerary can be assessed appropriately.

Regular sneakers with good grip are generally suitable for the standard Mount Bromo sightseeing route. Closed-toe footwear is preferable because volcanic sand and uneven ground can be uncomfortable underfoot. Flip-flops and other loose footwear are not recommended.

Temperatures can be low during nighttime and pre-dawn trekking. We recommend bringing warm layers, sturdy shoes with good traction, drinking water, light snacks, and a camera or smartphone. A face covering or other protective equipment should only be used according to current local guidance and your guide's instructions.

The highest point commonly associated with the Ijen volcanic complex is approximately 2,799 metres above sea level. The crater rim and the route followed by visitors are at different elevations, so your actual trekking altitude will depend on the route and destination access.

May through September is generally considered part of the drier season and can offer more favorable trekking conditions. However, weather, visibility, trail conditions, and access regulations can vary throughout the year.

The opportunity to see the blue flames is also dependent on conditions at the time of your visit.

The hike is commonly considered moderate to strenuous, depending on your fitness and the conditions on the trail. The uphill route is approximately 3 kilometres and may take around 1.5–2 hours, although individual times vary.

Expect a sustained climb, uneven terrain, and potentially cold conditions. A reasonable level of physical fitness and appropriate preparation are strongly recommended.

Wear comfortable clothing suitable for cold nighttime temperatures, together with sturdy hiking shoes that provide reliable traction. A warm jacket or additional insulating layers are especially useful before sunrise.

Avoid open footwear and shoes with slippery soles, as the trail can be uneven and difficult under certain conditions.

Age requirements and access rules may depend on current regulations and the conditions of the excursion. Regardless of age, the climb may be unsuitable for very young children, people with limited mobility, or travelers who are not prepared for sustained uphill walking.

Children should remain under adult supervision, and specific eligibility requirements should be confirmed before booking.

The blue flames are one of Ijen's best-known attractions and may be visible during the hours before sunrise. However, witnessing this phenomenon is not guaranteed.

Visibility, weather, volcanic conditions, and restrictions on access to the crater area can all affect the experience. The blue fire should never take priority over safety or official access rules.

That depends on the intensity of the rain and the conditions on the mountain. Wet weather can reduce visibility, make the trail slippery, and increase the difficulty of the climb. The tour may need to be modified, delayed, or cancelled if conditions are considered unsafe.

Please be aware that neither the blue flames nor clear views can be guaranteed during unfavorable weather.

Well-fitting sneakers with good grip may be sufficient for some visitors, but sturdy hiking shoes are a better choice for the uneven trail. Flip-flops and shoes with smooth soles should be avoided because they provide inadequate stability and protection.

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Price Breakdown

Mount Bromo Sunrise and Mount Ijen Blue Fire Tour Package From Surabaya

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Fellow Travelers (Adults)

2 x USD 224

USD 448

Journey's Start

Surabaya

USD 0

Journey's End

Surabaya

USD 0

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English Speaking Tour Guide

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Adventure Bill

USD 448

≈ Rp 7.392.000

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Zoë

Our guide Alex picked us up at the hotel at 1 am together with the driver. The communication beforehand was clear and swift, so we were prepared well for the trip. Alex was very patient with us doing the hikes up to the viewpoint and later the Bromo crater. And over all wonderful company, he knows a lot about the area. 10/10 highly recommend!!

Sarah Mitchell

Our guide had us at the Bromo viewpoint before any of the tour buses arrived. Having the jeep to ourselves made the whole sunrise feel a lot less rushed.

Daniel Ochoa

Did the Ijen blue fire hike with just my partner and the guide. Steep and cold at 2am, but he paced it well and had masks ready for the sulfur smoke.

Priya Nair

Tumpak Sewu was the highlight of our trip. Pickup from Malang ran about 20 minutes late, but the driver kept us updated the whole time.

Tomás Ferreira

Booked the 4-day grand tour. Every vehicle swap and hotel change-over was handled without us having to think about it.

Hana Kobayashi

Solo traveler, was a bit nervous about a private tour, but it ended up being more comfortable than a group van. Guide answered questions in English easily.

Marcus Webb

Good value for a private trip. Would suggest packing warmer layers than the packing list mentions — Bromo before sunrise is properly cold.

Elena Petrova

Booked last minute for a 1-day Bromo trip and they still managed to arrange everything within a few hours. Jeep driver knew exactly where to stop for photos.