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Mountain Climbing in Bali

Hike popular Mt Batur, mystical Mt Agung and even unknown Mt Batukaru
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1011 reviews
Adventure which started in the nighttime and proceeded as described by the host, even better for experiencing in real life. Everything from collection at our hotel in Canggu by our driver to meeting the guide at the lake and being met by breakfast at the top of the climb made by a local person worked out seamlessly. We were the only group on the climb, and it felt special to be shown these less walked paths. The climb is not long, 40-45 minutes, but it is constantly steep. We have already recommended to our friends.
Nicola
It was well organised and the transport from ubud was on time. The guide was very friendly and made it an enjoyable trek. Sunset is not guaranteed but it was a good feeling to reach the summit and the views are worth it alone
James Mead
Soooo cool trip! No one but our group and the locals! Totally recommend if you wish for a less traveled view.
Anton Malling

Helpful Questions

What are the best mountains for climbing in Bali?
Some of the best mountains for climbing in Bali are Mount Agung, Mount Batur, and Mount Batukaru.
What is the best time of year for mountain climbing in Bali?
The best time to go mountain climbing in Bali is during the dry season, which runs from April to October.
What should I pack for a mountain climbing trip in Bali?
Some essential items to pack for a mountain climbing trip in Bali include appropriate clothing, sturdy hiking shoes, plenty of water, snacks, a first aid kit, and a camera to capture the stunning views.
Are there guided tours available for mountain climbing in Bali?
Yes, there are plenty of guided tours available for mountain climbing in Bali, led by experienced guides who can ensure your safety and provide interesting information about the area.
What are some safety tips for mountain climbing in Bali?
Some safety tips for mountain climbing in Bali include always checking the weather forecast, sticking to marked trails, staying hydrated, and informing someone of your plans before heading out.
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