Awantour.com. – Experience the ultimate East Java adventure on this 4-Day Tour from Bali to Tumpak Sewu, Bromo & Ijen Volcanoes. This journey takes you from the calm beaches of Bali to the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Java. Visit the stunning Coban Sewu Waterfalls, hike to Mount Bromo’s crater for sunrise, and conquer the Mount Ijen with its iconic blue fire and sulfur miners. Whether you’re a nature lover, photographer, or thrill-seeker, this tour promises an unforgettable experience filled with spectacular views, cultural encounters, and unforgettable moments. Finish your journey in Surabaya or Banyuwangi with memories to last a lifetime.

What Makes 4-Day Tour from Bali to Tumpak Sewu, Bromo & Ijen Volcanoes Exciting?

This travel package is packed with unforgettable moments: hiking through jungle paths to reach the majestic Coban Sewu Waterfall, riding a jeep across a volcanic desert at sunrise on Mount Bromo, and trekking in the dark to witness Ijen’s mystical blue fire. This travel package combines raw nature, adventure, and authentic local experiences in just four days. You’ll traverse multiple landscapes, from waterfalls and volcanoes to sulfur mines, all guided by knowledgeable locals. It’s not just a tour—it’s a journey through the heart of Java’s most iconic and awe-inspiring sites.

Itinerary 4-Day Tour from Bali to Tumpak Sewu, Bromo & Ijen Volcanoes

Day 1: Bali to Malang via Ferry and Drive – Overnight in Malang

Your adventure begins early in the morning in Bali. A driver will pick you up from your hotel (around 5:00 AM), and you’ll head to Gilimanuk Port in West this island. From there, take a scenic ferry ride across to East Java’s Ketapang Port. Once in Java, a private car will drive you through the countryside toward Malang.

The journey is long but scenic, taking approximately 10–12 hours in total. On the way, you’ll pass rice fields, coastal towns, and mountainous terrain. You’ll arrive in Malang in the evening and check into your hotel to rest for the night.

Day 2: Sewu Waterfall – Drive to Bromo Area

After breakfast at the hotel, you’ll head to one of the most breathtaking waterfalls in Indonesia: Coban Sewu. The drive from Malang takes about 2–3 hours. Once you arrive, prepare for an adventurous trek down steep paths, bamboo ladders, and slippery rocks to reach the base of the sewu waterfall.

Tumpak Sewu, often called “a curtain of waterfalls,” offers a surreal sight with multiple streams cascading down a semicircular cliff into a lush green canyon. After spending time enjoying and photographing the view, hike back up to the parking area.

Then, drive toward the Bromo area (approximately 5–6 hours). Upon arrival in Cemoro Lawang village, check in to your hotel and rest, as the next day begins early.

Day 3: Mount Bromo Sunrise Tour – Drive to Bondowoso or Banyuwangi

Wake up around 3:00 AM for preparation. Hop on a 4WD jeep and ride through the misty sea of sand under the stars to reach King Kong Hill or Penanjakan Viewpoint, where you’ll witness one of the most iconic sunrises in Southeast Asia.

As the sun rises behind Mount Semeru, the entire Bromo Tengger caldera lights up with golden hues. After sunrise, drive down to the sea of sand and hike (or ride a horse) to the base of Mount Bromo. From there, climb a staircase to the edge of the smoking crater for a close-up volcanic view.

Afterward, return to the hotel for breakfast and a quick shower. Then, begin the long scenic drive (6–7 hours) to either Bondowoso or Banyuwangi, depending on the Ijen tour starting point. Check in to your accommodation and rest early.

Day 4: Ijen Crater Blue Fire Trek – End in Surabaya or Banyuwangi

At around midnight or 1:00 AM, your guide will pick you up for the Ijen Crater blue fire trekking experience. After a 1.5–2 hour drive to Paltuding base camp, start your 3-km uphill hike to the rim of Ijen Volcano.

If conditions allow, descend into the crater to see the electric-blue flames produced by ignited sulfuric gas. As dawn approaches, take in the panoramic views of the turquoise acidic crater lake and observe local miners carrying heavy sulfur loads.

After the hike, return to your hotel for breakfast and a short rest. Then, depending on your schedule, choose to end the tour in either Surabaya (by long drive or train transfer) or Banyuwangi, where you can continue to Bali or fly to your next destination.

Budget for 4-Day Tour from Bali to Tumpak Sewu, Bromo & Ijen Volcanoes

The cost for this travel package typically ranges from $260 to $390 per person, depending on the number of participants, choice of accommodation, and additional services. Here’s a rough breakdown:

• Solo traveler: $380–$420
• 2–3 travelers: $290–$350 per person
• 4+ travelers: $260–$300 per person

This includes transportation, entrance fees, guide fees, accommodations, and most meals.

Extra expenses may include:

• Personal meals/snacks
• Tips for drivers/guides
• Optional horseback ride at Bromo
• Travel insurance (recommended)

Price Includes During Travel:

• Private pick-up from Bali hotel
• Ferry ticket from Bali to Java
• Private car and driver for 4 days
• 3 nights accommodation
• 4WD Jeep for sunrise
• Local guides at Coban Sewu and Ijen
• Entrance tickets
• Gas masks and headlamps for Ijen hike
• Daily breakfast, some lunches

What Things You Must Bring:

• Passport and ID
• Comfortable trekking shoes
• Warm jacket
• Waterproof clothes or poncho
• Flashlight or headlamp (backup)
• Power bank
• Sunglasses and sunblock
• Snacks and refillable water bottle
• Camera or smartphone
• Dry bag for electronics during waterfall visit

How to Order the Trip:

Booking your 4-Day Tour from Bali to Tumpak Sewu, Bromo & Ijen Volcanoes is easy and simple:

1. Choose your travel date and number of travelers.
2. Contact a trusted tour operator (many offer WhatsApp booking).
3. Confirm pickup location in Bali and drop-off preference (Surabaya or Banyuwangi).
4. Pay the deposit to secure your slot.

You can find reliable travel agent operators on platforms like:

• GetYourGuide
• Klook
• awantour.com
• Instagram/Facebook travel pages

Payment Method:

Most tour operators accept:

• Bank transfers (local Indonesian bank accounts)
• Wise or Revolut (for international customers)
• PayPal
• Cash on arrival (with deposit in advance)
• Some accept credit card payments with additional fees

Always ask for a receipt or confirmation after payment. Make sure your operator has a clear refund/cancellation policy.