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Love letters from our guests

4.9

1,889 reviews

Driver Bayu was very good driver, very friendly and had marvellous suggestions for stops on the for food and drinks. The program is attractive. Very appreciated we received an update each with the program with the exact (suggested) timeline. We did pick up in Surabaya , but got a next time I would suggest Malang (or pay additional and do pick up from Yogyakarta). The guesthouses are all very nice and they offer simple but very good breakfast.

Corina

Booked: 4D3N Bromo + Ijen + Tumpak Sewu + Rainbow Village

Very well coordinated. I am solo traveller and there was no problem from the pickup, transfer, actual hike and hotel drop poff. Ijen was beautiful and shoutout to my hike guide Sir Zuki who was very nice and took awesome pics of me on top of Ijen. Best value if you are saving time coming from Bali to do this hike.

Rhyss

Booked: Ijen Blue Flame Trek | Return Transport from Bali

This trip is a great adventure. From the pickup to the canoe-hike-lunch-waterfall swim - we really enjoyed the variety of activities in one day! Dodik and Butu were excellent drivers and guides. The canoe and rainforest guides were also knowledgeable and efficient. Lunch at Aunty’s was generous and delicious. And the waterfalls were a lovely cold plunge to calm the body and mind after an active day. A great 10 person family adventure and we will be keeping a couple of funny memories from along the way!

Sara Marti

Booked: Munduk: Ancient Jungle Trekking and Remote Waterfalls Adventure

It was the most fabulous experience. From start to finish. The taxi driver Yosi walked to meet me as I was staying down a dark and unlit alley in Ubud at the 2.50am start. The journey was comfortable to the starting point where we met with the incredible guide by the name of Wi. Wi bought head torches for our use and carefully guided me towards the boat. Staring up at the stars was inspiring. After tying to boat up we started the steady but uphill ascent of the mountain. WI was always there to lend a hand and advise which parts of the path needed careful navigating. Reaching the summit I was treated to lovely ginger tea, fruit, a chocolate bar and Nutella sandwiches. I really needed these! The clouds magically started to disappear and as the sun rose I got some amazing photos and Wi proved a master at photography! The descent was slower as slippery due to the rain...but I had brought my walking pole ( a stick will suffice) and this helped tremendously. With an ever helpful hand from Wi I was led safely down the path learning about some of the fauna on the way. Back on the boat I was shown the Lady of the Lake goddess and the fish farm then proceeded back towards the shore and the taxi waiting patiently to take me back into Ubud. Friends and relatives all were amazed at the photos and I will have some printed on canvas as a lasting memory. It is rare to find a trip where one feels so very welcome..not just a paying tourist. I wish all concerned the very best for 2026 and thank you all for really making the experience one to cherish.

Jan

Booked: Bali's Best Kept Secret: Unique Mt Batur Trek and Lake Batur Boat Ride

Hiking in Indonesia FAQs

What are some popular hiking destinations in Indonesia?

Some popular hiking destinations in Indonesia include Mount Rinjani in Lombok, Mount Bromo in Java, Mount Agung in Bali, Mount Papandayan in West Java, and Mount Semeru in East Java.

What is the best time of year to go hiking in Indonesia?

The best time to go hiking in Indonesia is during the dry season, which typically falls between May and September. This is when you can expect clear skies and pleasant weather for hiking.

Are there any trekking permits required for hiking in Indonesia?

Yes, for certain hiking destinations in Indonesia, such as Mount Rinjani, hikers are required to obtain a trekking permit. It is recommended to check the specific requirements for the hiking destination you plan to visit.

What are some important items to pack for a hiking trip in Indonesia?

Some important items to pack for a hiking trip in Indonesia include sturdy hiking boots, lightweight and breathable clothing, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, a first aid kit, plenty of water, and snacks for energy.

What are some safety tips to keep in mind when hiking in Indonesia?

Some safety tips to keep in mind when hiking in Indonesia include staying on marked trails, informing someone of your hiking plans, being aware of the local wildlife, staying hydrated, and respecting the natural environment by leaving no trace behind.

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