Private Tour Bromo Tour, Tumpak Sewu & Ijen Crater Blue Fire 3D2N

The main difference is in the travel system. The Open Trip package has a predetermined departure date and is combined with other participants, while the Exclusive (Premium Private Trip) package is more flexible because participants can determine their own date and are not combined with other participants.

The Tumpak Sewu track is classified as medium to heavy. The route has steep descents, bamboo stairs, slippery paths, and areas near waterfalls. It is recommended to wear hiking sandals or non-slip shoes and be physically fit.

Can. Participants can still enjoy the panoramic view of Tumpak Sewu from the upper area without having to go down to the bottom of the waterfall.

For Bromo and Ijen it is relatively safe. However, the Tumpak Sewu route has several cliff areas and iron stairs so it is not recommended for participants who have a phobia of heights.

Highly recommended. The Tumpak Sewu trail tends to be wet and slippery so mountain sandals with a strong grip are safer than ordinary sneakers.

Yes, you will almost certainly be splashed by a waterfall. It is recommended to bring a change of clothes, dry bag and cell phone protector.

Generally the trip starts very early in the morning or early morning to catch the Bromo sunrise and the Ijen blue fire phenomenon. It is recommended that participants maintain physical condition and get enough rest before the trip.

Yes, as long as rooms are still available. There will be price adjustments according to the class of hotel chosen.

For Ijen, a miner's trolley service is available (optional). Meanwhile, in Tumpak Sewu there are no official porters available, so it is recommended that you bring what you need.

Public toilets are available in the Bromo parking area, Ijen climbing post and Tumpak Sewu entrance. However, the facilities are of natural tourism standard.

The trip can still run, but the Tumpak Sewu route usually becomes slippery and the water flow is heavier. The guide will adjust field conditions for the safety of participants.

Sometimes there are sellers of disposable raincoats around tourist locations, but it is still recommended to bring your own raincoat from home.

Participants are not allowed to bring drones in some areas without official permission, and are prohibited from bringing alcohol or dangerous items during the trip.

Available for private trips, depending on weather conditions, hotel availability and participant arrival schedule.

Can. Participants can be taken directly to the airport or station according to their return schedule.

Bromo is relatively friendly for the elderly, Ijen is medium in difficulty, while Tumpak Sewu is quite difficult. For elderly participants, it is usually recommended not to go down to the bottom of Tumpak Sewu.

Generally, a minimum age of 7 years is recommended with accompanying parents and physical condition strong enough for trekking

Prices listed apply to Indonesian citizens/local tourism. For foreigners, an additional surcharge will be charged according to the entry ticket provisions for tourist areas and national parks.

Package prices range from IDR 2,170,000 to IDR 5,440,000 per person, depending on the number of participants in your private group.

Respirator Gas Masks, Headlamps and Health Certificates have been provided.

The first night stay at a 3/4 Star Standard Hotel in Malang City, and the second night stay at a 3/4 Star Standard Hotel in the Bondowoso or Jember area.