1 day
Daily Tour
Unlimited
English, Indonesian
Discover the beauty of Tumpak Sewu Waterfall, often called the “Niagara of Indonesia,” in our Open Trip program. Available everyday with no minimum participants, this trip is perfect for solo travelers or small groups. Starting from Malang meeting point, you’ll explore one of East Java’s most stunning natural wonders with ease and comfort.
Marvel at the majestic curtain-like waterfall, trek through lush jungle paths, and capture unforgettable moments at every corner.
Meet our team and start the journey to Lumajang.
Enjoy a comfortable ride through East Java’s countryside as we head toward the majestic Tumpak Sewu Waterfall.
Adventure through jungle path and streams to reach the base.
Arrive at Tumpak Sewu and take your time soaking in the views. Feel the mist from one of Indonesia’s most breathtaking waterfalls.
After the adventure, sit back and relax as we drive you back to Malang—tired but thrilled.
Tumpak Sewu involves river trekking, slippery rocks, and misty cliffs—pack with adventure in mind.
Yes! You’ll be grouped with other travelers.
Your tour guide will reach out on the day of your trip, typically a few hours before pickup time. Communication is done via WhatsApp, depending on your preference.
Feel free to confirm your contact details in advance to ensure a smooth experience. We're always here to help if you need assistance before the guide gets in touch.
Travel insurance is not mandatory, but we highly recommend it for your peace of mind. A good policy can cover:
It’s a small step that can make a big difference—especially when exploring natural destinations.
Yes, you can swim in the natural pools—but be cautious, as currents can be strong and rocks slippery.
It’s about a 30-minute descent to the base, with steep and wet sections along the way.
May to September is ideal—dry season means safer trails and clearer views of the falls.
It’s possible, but not recommended—trails get slippery and flash floods can occur. Always check the forecast.
Basic facilities are available near the entrance, including snack stalls and simple restrooms.
No official age limit, but kids and elders should be supervised closely due to the terrain.
Moderate to challenging—expect steep paths, river crossings, and slippery rocks. Good shoes are a must.
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