7 Mount Ijen and Bromo Tours from Bali to Give a Day To

1.Overnight Mount Ijen Blue Fire Trek Tour From Bali (Private-All Inclusive)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 133 reviews · from $155Our pick

Travel from Bali to East Java on a private two-day tour with stops at Ulun Danu Beratan, Tamblingan Lake, Lovina, and Gilimanuk. After dinner and a short rest in Java, hike Ijen at 2 a.m. with a local guide and gas mask to seek its blue fire and sulfur miners.

“We had an amazing Ijen trek with Fatah as our guide! He was super positive, always helpful, kept everyone motivated, and made sure we had the best experience. He even took great photos for us, which we’ll always cherish. Highly recommend him as a guide!”

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2.Mount Ijen Bromo Tour from Ubud Bali (3 days 2 nights)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 104 reviews · from $420

Travel privately from Ubud to Java with guides such as Yogi and Gufron, crossing by ferry to see Ijen Crater and Mount Bromo. Expect early starts, a bumpy 4WD jeep ride, two hotel nights, breakfast, and a moderate level of hiking.

“A beautiful experience with Yogi and Gufron. Although Mount Ijen was closed due to sismic activity we saw wonderful places and appreciated the friendliness and kindness of our guides!!”

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3.Mount Ijen Crater Tour From Ubud Bali

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 59 reviews · from $135

You leave Ubud in the evening for Java, cross by ferry, then hike Mount Ijen before dawn to see its blue fire and sunrise. A private vehicle, local guide, torch, gas mask, breakfast, and return transport are included. Guides such as Zai and Safi have helped with the steep, rocky route.

“The tour was 10/10 - the highlight of our trip to Bali! The transport was seamless - from the driver in Bali, to the escort across to Java (in the boat to make sure we arrived safely), then the driver in Java - it was an easy experience. Our guide Read more”

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4.Private Tour : Bromo Ijen Tour From Bali

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 39 reviews · from $285

Cross from Bali to Java for a demanding three-day volcano trip. You’ll hike Ijen around 2 a.m. to seek its blue flames, then watch sunrise at Bromo and climb toward the crater. Pickup, park fees, a local Ijen guide, gas mask, breakfast, and one Bromo village night are included.

“We had a really good Trip! Our driver was really friendly, receptive and accomodating! The homestay near Bromo was in a very scenic area and in good condition. The food was also nice!”

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5.Mount Ijen Volcanic Crater Overnight Trip from Bali

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 21 reviews · from $198

Travel from Bali to East Java by road and ferry, pause at Ulun Danu, the twin lakes, Wanagiri, Banyumala, and Munduk, then hike Mount Ijen at night with a guide, gas mask, dinner, and breakfast. The trip is private, with drivers such as Kadek and guides including Supri named in past bookings.

“Kadak and Supri are very nice and friendly, my female and I felt safe when they are around :) we have a good time for this trip. Mt. IJen is really worth to visit !”

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6.The Majestic Mount Ijen Sunrise Trekking From Bali

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 17 reviews · from $134Best value

Travel from Ubud across Bali and Java by private car and ferry, then hike Mount Ijen after midnight with a guide such as Nunu or Mufidah. You’ll use supplied gas masks and flashlights to seek the blue fire, watch sunrise over the crater, and return to Bali the same day.

“What an amazing tour. So well organised, great atmosphere and energy from our guide Mufi, i can’t fault it! Would definitely recommend”

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7.Overnight Mount Ijen Blue Fire Trekking Tour From Bali

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 14 reviews · from $144

Leave Bali late, cross to Java by public ferry, and hike Mount Ijen before dawn. Your guide leads the route, while transport, entrance fees, a flashlight, bottled water, and a respirator mask are included. Blue fire is a natural event, so it cannot be guaranteed.

“I’m surprised by all the positive reviews here. I don’t think the trip was worth the money at all. The views of the volcano are quite nice, but there were no blue flames and the lake was barely visible. I suppose that it is not dependent on the orRead more”

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