Mount Ijen Experiences
Blue flames volcano with world's largest crater lake and otherworldly views. For all-level hikers
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Como Bali is a Balinese tour operator that has been serving travellers for over 5 years. They are specialized in making customized trips around Bali and other places nearby including east Java.
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Helpful Questions
How do I get to Ijen from Bali?
You will first need to get a bus or private car from where ever you are staying in Bali to Gilimanuk Port. There are ferries going from the Gilimanuk Port (north western Bali) to the Ketapang Port in Java. Once you arrive to Java, you will need to take a bus, car or meet your guide at the port who will take you to Ijen. There are tour operators that arrange the transportation from various points in Bali to Ijen as well as include a guide to take you around the volcano.
What are the best times to visit Mount Ijen?
The best times to visit Mount Ijen are during the dry season, which typically lasts from May to September. This is when the weather is more predictable and there is a lower chance of rain, making the trekking conditions more favorable.
What should I pack for a Mount Ijen trekking experience?
When preparing for a Mount Ijen trekking experience, it is essential to pack warm clothes, sturdy hiking boots, a headlamp, a gas mask (to protect against sulfur fumes), and plenty of water and snacks. It is also recommended to bring a camera to capture the stunning views from the summit.
How physically demanding is the hike up Mount Ijen?
The hike up Mount Ijen can be physically demanding, especially during the steep ascent towards the crater rim. It requires a moderate level of fitness and stamina. It is advisable to take regular breaks during the trek and go at a pace that suits your own capabilities.
What are some safety precautions to consider while visiting Mount Ijen?
While visiting Mount Ijen, it is important to prioritize safety. Some precautions to consider include wearing a gas mask when near the sulfur vents to avoid inhaling toxic fumes, staying on designated paths to avoid accidents, and following the instructions of experienced guides who are familiar with the terrain.