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An all around amazing experience! Drivers and guides were very professional and also attentive/responsive to your needs. Thank you to Arjana and Kadek who made this the highlight of our stay here in Bali. We did: Mt Batur Sunrise Hike with Coffee Plantation, Hot Springs and Rice Fields Details of the day: We were staying in Ubud and at 2:15 am our driver Arjana came to pick us up. Car ride was as smooth as he could have driven on the narrow and winding roads up to Mt. Batur. There we met our guide for the hike, Kadek. Water and headlamps and a walking stick for climbing was provided here. The hike itself was slightly more steep than expected. However a wonderful experience to walk under the stars. While it was quite dark, we felt safe and cared for at every turn thanks to Kadek's hospitality. We would definitely recommend bringing a jacket or hoodie, or both as it was very cold once you get to the top. Good hiking or trekking shoes are almost a must as well, the pebbly terrain at the start of the trail is very slippery even when dry. The private guide also allowed for us to hike at our own pace, which helped a lot, given that the hike was a bit more strenuous than expected. At the top, we were served a simple breakfast while we waited for the sunrise. Kadek was very professional and helped us take very nice photos as well as introduce us to the different parts that make up Mt Batur's scenery. The hike down is just as scenic or maybe even better than the sunrise. After the hike, Arjana drove us to the various spots we paid for where he drove us right up to the entrance and got our tickets for us. He was always very quick to respond when we were done touring the area and fast at bringing us to the next location. Thank you all again for the tour!
Takashi
We did a 2-day tour to Mount Bromo, Tumpak Sewu, and Madakaripura Waterfalls with Seek Sophie & Boyo Tour and Travel. The trip was truly fantastic! The tour was very well organized and customized according to our wishes. Even beforehand, we received excellent support from Olivia (customer service) during the planning and whenever we had questions – she was always available to help us. The drivers, guides, and accommodation over the two days were also great. We felt very well taken care of and would highly recommend this organization to everyone!
Maeva
Trip was extremely well organised. We were collected from the airport with the driver waiting with a sign to collect us, from there everything was arranged for us.
Abbie

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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