Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Indonesia

This moonlit trek up Mount Batur rewards hikers with stunning dawn views over Lake Batur. The 2-day adventure from Kintamani combines volcanic trail hiking, mountaintop breakfast, and a relaxing conclusion in natural hot springs.

Climb Mount Batur at dawn starting from 2:30am, making your way 500 meters through lava rock and scree to reach 1,717 meters, where you'll find volcanic-steamed eggs and views of Mount Agung and distant Mount Rinjani. Pergasingan Hill's ridgeline sits at 1,700 meters with panoramic views of Mount Tambora in Sumbawa and the eastern Gili Islands. The challenging village-to-village route from Pujungan to Munduk covers 16 kilometers with 731 meters of ascent through jungle rivers and coffee plantations.

Hike through Indonesia's volcanic landscapes with sunrise climbs up Mount Batur near Kintamani village and Mount Bromo from Cemoro Lawang, reaching the crater rim after a 2-hour midnight ascent. See the otherworldly blue flames of Ijen Volcano's crater, rising up to 16 feet, during a challenging pre-dawn hike through pitch-black darkness. Walk the Tegalalang Rice Terrace's narrow pathways surrounded by lush green paddies and terraced fields, combining volcanic adventures with Bali's iconic agricultural landscapes.

Hike up to the Senaru Crater Rim at 2,641 meters on Mount Rinjani, where you'll camp overnight with views of Lake Segara Anak, Mount Baru Jari, and the three Gili Islands across Lombok. The trail starts from Senaru village at 600 meters and goes through dense jungle, covering 9.2 kilometers over 5-6 hours, with stops at Sindang Gile and Tiu Kelep waterfalls. This moderate trek works for families ages 5+, and includes tented camping, English-speaking guides, and all meals for approximately $250 per person.

Hike 3.5 kilometers to Mount Ijen's crater for a midnight view of the rare blue fire, then watch sunrise over the turquoise acid lake at Pos Paltuding. Penanjakan viewpoint at Mount Bromo offers pre-dawn views as the volcanic caldera appears through morning mist. This active adventure works for ages 15+ and includes 4WD jeep transport across Bromo's moon-like ashen terrain.

Hike to the turquoise crater lake at Mount Ijen's summit in Java, starting at midnight to catch sunrise over the world's most acidic lake while miners extract sulfur from glowing lava rock. Navigate through mysterious caves to reach Tukad Cepung Waterfall, wade through crystal water for views of the cascading falls, then walk the terraced rice fields of Tegalalang before taking a ride on Bali's famous Jungle Swing over coffee plantations. Walk along the Campuhan Ridge through palm-lined valleys in Ubud, then tackle the steep volcanic climb to watch dawn light up Java's green plains in fiery red tones.

Stunning routes stretch from Padar Island's peaks to Tegalalang's terraced valleys. Local experts guide you along Komodo dragon trails in UNESCO-listed park and ancient paths at Lempuyang. The adventure features summit hikes and coastal walks, with lodging at 4-star Bintang Flores Komodo.

The pre-dawn ascent of Mount Batur starts from Ubud at 2 AM, leading to the summit crater by 6:15 AM. This moderate-intensity volcanic trek concludes in Toya Bungkah Village, featuring breakfast and a visit to a local coffee plantation.

Hike 1.5 hours through Batukaru Temple's rainforest in west central Bali's mountains, spotting exotic wildlife and tropical vegetation with your guide. Ascend Ijen Crater for 90 minutes through East Java's clove and coffee plantations, reaching the volcanic summit to see the turquoise sulfur lake. Take the scenic Tjampuhan Ridge Walk in Ubud's highlands at dawn, with panoramic views of rice paddies and river valleys before checking out the cultural heart of Bali.

Walk through the monsoon forest of West Bali National Park, crossing seasonal river beds while spotting water monitors, red junglefowl, and native bird species among edible medicinal plants. Spend an hour hiking through the UNESCO-recognized rice terraces at Jatiluwih, walking atop clay embankments that channel water between paddy fields. Start early morning with a jungle hike at Lake Tamblingan when mist covers the rainforest, then paddle across the lake in traditional wooden canoes.