[Private Trip] Ijen Crater (Kawah Ijen)

• Please be ready at least 10 minutes before departure
• Make sure you're physically fit for a 3 km uphill trek in cold, dark conditions.
• Pick-up time is at 00:00 from your hotel, train station, or airport.
• Other pick-up and drop-off points are available upon request.
• You will be contacted by the tour guide on the day of your trip.
• The weather can be unpredictable—bring layers and be prepared for sudden changes.
• Mount Ijen trekking difficulty: Moderate to challenging (approx. 1.5–2.5 hours uphill).
• Please book for the date of the sunrise to ensure the best chance of seeing the blue flame

Absolutely! We offer fully customizable tour packages to match your travel style, schedule, and preferences. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a family adventure, or a photography trip, our team is ready to help craft the perfect itinerary.
Got special requests or questions? Just let us know—we’re here to make your Bromo experience unforgettable.

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:

• Trip cancellations or delays
• Medical expenses during travel
• Lost or damaged personal belongings

It’s a small step that can make a big difference—especially when exploring natural destinations.

Nights on the volcano can be chilly, so layer up with warm clothing. Sturdy hiking shoes are a must for the rocky trail, and you’ll be glad to have a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sunrise. Don’t forget a camera for those once‑in‑a‑lifetime shots, plus a few light snacks to keep your energy up.

For the clearest skies and best chance of seeing the blue flame, aim for the dry months between May and September. Conditions are usually crisp and dry — perfect for both trekking and photography.

We’d rate it as moderate. The ascent is roughly 3 km and usually takes 1.5–2 hours to reach the crater rim. A decent level of fitness helps you enjoy the climb, and pacing yourself makes the journey more rewarding.

There’s no strict age rule, but the trail can be tough for very young children or older participants. Anyone under 12 should be accompanied by an adult for safety.