4 ways to get from Bromo to Bali. There are four ways to travel the distance of 240 km (149 miles) from Bromo to Bali: by bus ( 11h45m ), train ( 9h47m-10h35m ), flight via Surabaya ( 2h5m-3h25m) and flight via Malang ( 5h30m ). The journey takes between 2h 05m - 11h 45m and the quickest way is by flight via surabaya.
Our private tours offer a unique and personalized way to experience the breathtaking beauty of Mt Bromo, this volcanic wonder in East Java, Indonesia. Whether you're an adventure seeker, a photography enthusiast, or simply looking for a serene escape, our Mt Bromo private tours are tailored to cater to your preferences and interests in Indonesia.
Kawah Ijen and Mount Bromo are two of the most spectacular volcanoes in Indonesia that is hikable for most level of fitness. Kawah Ijen, with its milky blue lake and sulfur fumes, is perched on the eastern edge of Java close to Bali, and Bromo a six hours drive away. After hiking Mount Batur the
Day #1 Departure from Bali. Tour Bromo Ijen from Bali Our tour guide will pick you up at your hotel in Bali in the morning and explore the west coast of the island while traveling through the famous rice field, Rambut Siwi Temple and West Bali National Park. Start from your Hotel with private Air-Cond car direct to Java Island, Lunch time at Local Restaurant(Personal Expenses), continue to
Day trips to Ubud, Nusa Penida, or Mount Ijen are among Bali's highlights. One of the best beaches in Asia, Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida, ranks the highest for its unique beauty due to its stunning location and T-Rex-shaped cliff. If you're a photographer or animal lover, I recommend visiting the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary.
The gate is open from 12.30 AM. The hiking itself to the volcano is around 1.5 until 2 hours. Also, the trip to the bottom of the crater is around 30-40 minutes. Ijen carter itself is truly dramatic - the caldera has a lake that is bright green in colour and almost 100% pure sulphuric acid.
The drive from Bali to Mount Ijen took roughly 6 hours, including a trip on the car ferry from Gilimanuk in the North of Bali, over to East Java. While crossing the ferry, Didik offered us local specialties, including quail eggs and authentic Balinese coffee.
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mount ijen from bali
