Bromo Ijen Tumpak Sewu 3-Day Tour Package
Unforgettable Adventures: Bromo Ijen Tumpak Sewu 3-Day Tour Package. Experience the best of East Java with our 3-day, 2-night tour package. From standing on the edge of Bromo's smoky volcano to witnessing the blue flames of Ijen and feeling the spray at Tumpak Sewu waterfall, this adventure is not to be missed. Immerse yourself in local culture and cuisine for an unforgettable trip in Indonesia.
Highlights
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Pack three unforgettable days with adventures in Bromo, Ijen, and Tumpak Sewu.
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Stand on the edge of Bromo’s smoky volcano and take in the wild, otherworldly sea of sand.
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Catch the blue flames of Ijen—something you can’t see anywhere else in the world.
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Feel the spray at Tumpak Sewu, a waterfall so grand they call it the Indonesian Niagara.
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Dive into East Java’s local life: try the food, chat with folks, and soak up the culture every step of the way.
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Your Ultimate Bromo Ijen Tumpak Sewu 3-Day Tour Package Adventure
If you’re itching for a trip you’ll never forget, the Bromo Ijen Tumpak Sewu 3-Day Tour Package is calling your name. In just three days, you’ll travel through some of Indonesia’s most jaw-dropping sights—from waterfall wonderlands to volcanic craters pouring with color and life. Let’s break down what your epic journey looks like.
Day 1: Marvel at Tumpak Sewu
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Arrive at Lumajang, East Java, and get ready to meet the “Indonesian Niagara.”
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Hike down lush trails to the base of Tumpak Sewu waterfall.
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Listen to the thundering water and feel the spray as you walk closer.
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Take a dip in the refreshingly clear pool right at the foot of the falls.
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Climb back up and snap a photo—the view from above is unreal, with endless streams of water tumbling into a jungle-filled canyon.
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Everywhere you look, it’s green, wild, and alive. It’s one of those spots that just feels magical.
Day 2: Sunrise at Bromo
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Hop in a jeep before dawn and head for Mount Bromo’s viewpoint.
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Watch the first sunlight melt across the volcanoes, painting everything gold. It’s the kind of sunrise that sticks with you.
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Take on the hike to Bromo’s crater edge.
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The smoke and ash give the whole place an otherworldly vibe, and if you peer inside, you’ll see the volcano’s fiery heart bubbling away.
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Stop for some photos—you’re going to want proof you made it here.
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The whole experience is wild, rugged, and seriously breathtaking.
Day 3: The Blue Fire of Ijen
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Your last stop: Mount Ijen, an active volcano famous for its electric blue flames.
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Start your trek before sunrise to catch the blue fire phenomenon.
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These flames light up the darkness, burning bright where sulfuric gases hit the open air.
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Meet the tough sulfur miners working the crater.
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Watching them carry heavy loads right out of the volcano is humbling—and seeing their daily life up close adds a powerful human side to the adventure.
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Don’t forget to look around—the lake inside the crater is a stunning, surreal turquoise, glowing against the rocky landscape.
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A Side of Local Culture
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Beyond the epic landscapes, you’ll have chances to meet friendly locals along the way.
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Taste home-cooked Javanese dishes.
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Exchange stories with villagers and learn a bit about their traditions.
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It’s a real slice of Indonesian life that you won’t get from any guidebook.
Why You Should Go
This isn’t just another tour—it’s a whirlwind of raw beauty, thrill, and culture. If you need a break from city chaos or just want to see something truly out of the ordinary, go ahead and book. Pack your curiosity—and get ready for three unforgettable days in the heart of East Java.
Before You Go & What to Bring: Bromo Ijen Tumpak Sewu 3-Day Tour Package
So, you’re getting ready for a trip to Bromo, Ijen, and Tumpak Sewu? Let’s make sure you’re set up for a smooth adventure. Here’s the lowdown on what to pack and what to expect.What to Bring
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Comfortable walking shoes. You’ll be on your feet a lot, climbing, hiking, and exploring—so don’t even think about skimping on good shoes with solid grip.
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Light jacket or sweater. Nights and early mornings get chilly, and that mountain air really bites, so toss in something warm.
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Raincoat or poncho. The weather’s moody in this region. One minute it’s sunny, the next you’re caught in a downpour. Better safe than soaked.
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Sunscreen and a hat. The sun can sneak up on you, especially at higher altitudes. Protect your skin and your face.
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Insect repellent. Bugs love these spots. Save yourself the itching—bring repellent.
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Camera. Trust me, you’ll want to remember these views.
Things to Know
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Altitude sickness is real up here. Some folks feel dizzy or short of breath, especially around Bromo and Ijen. Drink plenty of water and take your time.
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The trek to Tumpak Sewu isn’t exactly a walk in the park. It’s steep and can get slippery, so make sure you’re in decent shape before you go for it.
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Bring enough cash. You’ll find tasty local food and fun souvenirs, but cards aren’t always accepted.
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Respect the environment. Don’t litter, stick to the marked paths, and leave things as you found them.
With all that in mind, you’re ready for an epic three days out there. Enjoy every minute and travel safely!
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Itinerary
Let’s kick things off bright and early. If you’re waking up in Malang or Surabaya, aim to hit the road between 5:00 and 10:00 in the morning. Coming in by plane or train? No worries, we’ll work around your schedule. The drive to Tumpak Sewu Waterfall takes about 2.5 to 3.5 hours. Grab breakfast from your hotel to eat on the way—trust me, you’ll want the energy. On the drive, the scenery is pretty wild—think misty volcanoes, abandoned old bridges, sleepy villages, and endless rice fields. Once you hit the parking lot, it’s just a short walk to the panoramic viewpoint. The first glimpse of Tumpak Sewu is unreal—a 180-degree view that’s basically made for photos. Fly your drone here if you have one; you won’t regret it. After soaking in that view, it’s time to head down to the base of the falls. The trail’s slippery and rocky, so stick close to your guide and watch your step. At the bottom, you’re surrounded by cliffs and thick forest—it feels like another world. You’ll have about 2–3 hours to explore, depending on how long you want to hang out or trek around. Once you’ve had your fill, we’ll drive you to the Mount Bromo area for the night. It’s a pretty good stretch—about 4 to 5 hours—so you’ll have time to kick back and rest up for the sunrise adventure tomorrow.
Day two starts early—really early. We’ll leave your place in Bromo at 3:00 a.m. and hop in a local jeep for a 45-minute drive up to Kingkong Hill or Pananjakan Hill, both perfect spots for sunrise. You’ll have about an hour to enjoy a hot coffee or tea while you wait for the sky to light up. Sunrise is around 5:30 a.m. When the sun finally breaks, grab your camera—this is the moment. The view of Mount Bromo and the surrounding landscape in the morning light is something you won’t forget. We’ll hang around until about 6:30, then jump back in the jeep and roll down to the sand dunes. From here, it’s a 45-minute hike up to the summit of Bromo. The trail isn’t too tough, and the whole way up, you’ll smell that strong sulfur and see just how alive this volcano still is. Once you’ve taken it all in at the top, we’ll head back to the jeep, return to the hotel for breakfast and a shower, then set off for Banyuwangi city. It’s a long drive—about six hours—but you’ll have the evening to relax before the Ijen adventure.
Last day, and it’s another early one. We’ll leave around 2:00 a.m. and drive about an hour to Paltuding, where your hike up Ijen starts. It takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to reach the crater rim, depending on your pace. When you get there, your guide will show you the best spot for sunrise and those jaw-dropping views. The crater lake is huge, bright turquoise, and super acidic—gorgeous and a little intimidating all at once. By around 7 a.m., we’ll head back down, hop in the car, and get you back to your hotel for breakfast. Around 11, we’ll drive you to Ketapang Ferry Port for a one-hour ferry ride to Bali’s Gilimanuk Port. Our journey together wraps up at Ketapang. Thanks for coming along with us!
What's Included
- We’ll pick you up in Malang and drop you off at your hotel in Bali.
- One night’s stay near Mount Bromo; breakfast included.
- Another night near Ijen Crater; also with breakfast.
- Private car; driver; fuel; and parking all covered.
- You’ll have mineral water along the way.
- A private English-speaking local guide stays with you for all TumpakSewu and Ijen.
- Gas mask for your Ijen Crater adventure.
- Private jeep for the Bromo sunrise tour.
- Ferry ride from Java to Bali is taken care of.
- Tumpak Sewu waterfall entrance fee is included.
- All entrance tickets for Mt Bromo and Ijen Crater.
- Anything extra or optional that’s not listed above.
- Bar bills; laundry; phone calls; and internet.
- Lunch and dinner during the trip.
- Tips for your driver and guide (we recommend it; though).
FAQ's
You can either take a flight or train to Malang or Surabaya and we’ll arrange for a pick-up and drop-off at your hotel.
No need! We’ll provide a gas mask for your safety and comfort during the Ijen Crater hike.
Yes, breakfast is included in both of the accommodation options for the first two nights of the tour.
Yes, you can bring your drone and fly it at the panoramic viewpoint, but please be mindful of other tourists and follow local drone regulations.
Yes, the maximum number of people allowed is eight. This is to ensure a comfortable and personalized experience for all participants.