• Gunung Penanjakan - A Jeep will collect you from your accommodation in Malang between midnight and 12:30 AM. In approximately 2 to 3 hours, you will reach Mount Penanjakan.

With temperatures ranging from 0 to 10 °C, a warm local snack accompanied by hot coffee or tea will be ready for you.

As the sun begins to rise, you can select your preferred spot. It’s just a 100-meter walk from your early morning drink to the viewpoint. The weather and volcanic activity will influence your morning views, but the sight of the sun rising over this lunar-like landscape is always breathtaking.

• Sand Sea - After sunrise, around 6:00 AM, the volcanic black Sand Sea awaits. This Sea of Sand partially encircles Mount Bromo and is a greyish-black hue. Numerous small rivers traverse this Sand Sea. You can enjoy breakfast amidst this stunning landscape before proceeding to the parking area near Poten Luhur Temple.
• Luhur Poten Temple - Luhur Poten Temple is a Hindu temple situated within the Sea of Sand surrounding Mount Bromo. The temple remains active, and during ceremonies, you are welcome to observe. Otherwise, the temple is closed, but it remains a remarkable sight in the Sea of Sand.

The Jeep will park near this temple, marking the start of your hike to the crater rim of the active Bromo volcano.

• Mount Bromo - It is then a 45-minute walk to the summit of Mount Bromo.

If walking isn’t appealing, you can rent a horse.

Remember to pause occasionally and look back, as the views are constantly changing.

Mount Bromo is an active volcano within an ancient caldera spanning 10 km. The greyish Sea of Sand and the savanna—lush green during the rainy season—surround Bromo.

• Tengger Caldera - Once back at the vehicle, you will continue to the savanna just behind Mount Bromo, known as the Tengger Caldera. Legend has it that the savanna was once a large crater lake. It dried up, forming a variety of rocky and sandy textures. The savanna is now a vast flatland with bushes and some hills, including the Teletubbies hills. Depending on the season, the savanna is either a vibrant green or a golden field.
• Coban Pelangi Waterfall - On the return journey to Malang, you can visit Pelangi Waterfall. After the savanna, it’s a short drive to the waterfall’s parking area, followed by a 30-minute downhill hike.

“Pelangi” means rainbow, and when the sun shines, a rainbow can be seen over the waterfall.

• Candi Jago - Jago Temple is small and was constructed between 1275 and 1300. It is believed to be the burial site of King Wisnuwardhana, the fourth king of the Singosari kingdom.

The journey from Pelangi Waterfall to Jago Temple takes about 30 minutes.

Your return time to Malang depends on how long you spend at each site on the way back. There is no fixed schedule, so the time spent at each location is up to you. On average, travelers return to Malang around noon.

• Private transportation
• Friendly little-English-speaking driver
• Bottled water
• Breakfast
• All fees and/or taxes

• travel insurance
• personal expenses (such as souvenirs and toilet visits)
• lunch
• horse riding

The active volcano Bromo sits in a moonlike landscape of mythical proportions and glorious charm. The volcano and its surroundings offer splendid sights. It stands in a gray-grayish ashen volcanic Sand Sea, surrounded by the towering cliffs of the crater’s edge. It forms a lunar-like landscape. While the savanna - bottle green during the raining season and goldish at the top of the dry season - borders Bromo to the south.

Mt. Bromo - 2392 m tall - is one of three volcanoes in an ancient caldera, that stretches 10 km across. Only Mt. Bromo’s cone is active. Mt. Semeru is Java’s highest peak - 3676 m - and blossoms behind Mt. Bromo when standing at the viewpoint Penanjakan north of Mt. Bromo. Semeru is also an active volcano and throws its ashes every 20 minutes. When Bromo’s crater is smoking as well, the views are just sublime.

• Youth, child and infant rates apply only when sharing with 2 paying adults
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Mount Bromo can be crowded in weekends and public holidays
• The mode of transport is a 4wd Toyota Jeep, without seat belts (none of the Jeeps that are allowed into the park have a seat belt) and you face to the side (not forward)
• It is obligatory to have a travel insurance

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.