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Hidden Volcano offers small group tour to explore Mount Bromo and Mount Ijen. Discover the magical of East Java with help from local travel experts.
When choosing a destination for your backpacking trip, it is important to consider the level of difficulty of the trail and the weather conditions. Some popular backpacking destinations include national parks, wilderness areas, and mountain ranges. It is also important to obtain any necessary permits and to be aware of any regulations or rules for the area you plan to visit.
Welcome to East Java! Today our Javanese driver will greet you in Surabaya and take you to Cemoro Lawang. The journey takes about 3 hours to reach this enchanting village from Surabaya. You will stay overnight in the hotel with view of the scenic mountain. It lies at 2.000 metres above sea level surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty.
After your well-deserved breakfast, continue your adventure head to Madakaripura Waterfall. You will drive about 20 kilometres across thick forest to reach this stunning waterfall. Our driver will drop you off at the parking area and continue your short ride with a motorbike taxi to the waterfall. Here, a local guide will accompany you during the exploration
Today is your last day, our driver will take you to Surabaya for your next domestic or international flight. Finally, BromoVolcano team wishes you safe flight until your next destination.
Mount Bromo is family-friendly destination. It is easy to explore and relatively safe for the children.
If you are planning to travel during the high season, which runs from July to September, we highly recommend booking your tour 3-4 months in advance. This is because reputable hotels and services in the Bromo areas are limited. Booking early ensures that you secure comfortable accommodations and the services you require for an enjoyable trip. For families or larger groups, it is especially advisable to make arrangements well in advance to avoid any inconvenience.
Volcanoes and waterfalls can be quite unpredictable, and we sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. To safeguard your travel plans, we highly recommend purchasing travel insurance that covers such situations, ensuring you can receive appropriate reimbursement.
Mount Bromo is closed on 8th-9th of December, 2026
