Mount Ijen Trekking Banyuwangi East Java

Kawah ijen trekking the eucalipso mountain
Kabupaten Banyuwangi East Java home

2 DAYS IJEN CRATER

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Day 1 : Denpasar – Banyuwangi (LD)
A morning departure from your hotel in Bali via minibus whisks you along the island's scenic west coast, a slice of the real Bali few tourist see. Stop for photos and refreshments amid terraced rice fields, rustic villages, surging surf beaches and beautiful Bali National Park during the two and a half hour drive to Gilimanuk. Short ferry crossing to Java. Lunch is provided in a local restaurant, afterward proceed for a city tour in the small town of Banyuwangi, bechak (pedi-cab) ride visiting the kampongs in the city, traditional market and Chinese temple. End of the afternoon drive to Ijen Resort and Villas. Dinner and night.

Day 2 : Ijen Crater (BL)
Early wake-up call. After breakfast at the hotel drive on a four wheel drive vehicle to the slope of Mount Ijen, passing through plantations and rainforest. This is one of the few left in the island of Java with giant ferns and big trees. Pause at the Park Ranger's post before hiking further up to the slope of the crater. About one hour and a half to two hours is needed to ascend the rim of the crater along a shady track with amazing views. Take a rest on the edge of the crater at 2883 meter altitude. The sulfuric lake reflects eerie color over the surrounding walls to give an apocalypse like impression. Men seeking the sulfur descend into the crater and climb back up along the dangerous rim with loads of up to 80 kilos on their shoulders. The crater observation will take at leisure. Afterwards drive back to the hotel for lunch and in the afternoon at departure to Bali (Sanur/Kuta/Ubud /Lovina or Pemuteran area)

Rate Per Person	Minimum Participant	Single Supplement
US$ 350.00	2 Persons	US$ 90.00
Included one night accommodation in twin sharing basis at Ijen Resort and Villas. Private car with driver and French or German speaking guide. Itinerary as programmed including entrance fees. One Breakfast, One Dinner and two lunches. Check special rate availability please send inquiry by form

3D/2N KAWAH IJEN AND THE PLANTATION

Day 1 : Denpasar – Banyuwangi (LD)
A morning departure from your hotel in Bali via minibus whisks you along the island's scenic west coast, a slice of the real Bali few tourist see. Stop for photos and refreshments amid terraced rice fields, rustic villages, surging surf beaches and beautiful Bali National Park during the two and a half hour drive to Gilimanuk. Short ferry crossing to Java. Lunch is provided in a local restaurant, afterward proceed for a city tour in the small town of Banyuwangi, bechak (pedi-cab) ride visiting the kampongs in the city, traditional market and Chinese temple. End of the afternoon drive to Ijen Resort and Villas. Dinner and night.
Day 2 : Ijen Crater(BLD)
Early wake-up call after breakfast at the hotel drive to the village of Licin and then in a four wheel drive vehicle to the slope of Mount Ijen, passing through plantations and rainforest. This is one of the few left in the island of Java with giant ferns and big trees. Pause at the Park Ranger's post before hiking further up to the slope of the crater. About one hour and a half to two hours is needed to ascend the rim of the crater along a shady track with amazing views. Take a rest on the edge of the crater at 2883 meter altitude. The sulfuric lake reflects eerie color over the surrounding walls. Men seeking the sulfur descend into the crater and climb back up along the dangerous rim with loads of up to 80 kilos on their shoulders. The crater observation will take at leisure. Afterwards drive back to the hotel for lunch and in the afternoon at leisure. Dinner and over night at Ijen Resort and Villas.
Day 3 : Ijen Resort - Kali Selo Giri - Denpasar (BL)
Leaving in the morning to Kaliselogiri, a beautifully located plantation of coffee. This is one of the plantations which established by Dutch colonial government in this area. Banyuwangi has a concentration of plantation of coffee, cocoa, clove and rubber. All those plantations still run very well and represent the most important resource of the economic sector in the area. The visit covers the coffee plant, the plantation itself and the Social and cultural side of the life of the planters and its labor inhabitants. Lunch in a restaurant near the port and then cross the strait and back to Bali.

Rate Per Person	Minimum Participant	Single Supplement
US$ 425.00	2 Persons	US$ 135.00
Two nights accommodation in twin sharing basis at Ijen Resort and Villas. Private car with driver, English/French/ German speaking tour guide. Itinerary as programmed including entrance fees. Two Breakfast, Two Dinners and three lunches. Check special rate availability please send inquiry by form

Ijen Crater is so popular among French nationalities much more then Bromo Mountain. The existence of Mount Ijen has been a blessing to the people living around the foot of the area. First is the economic value of the sulphur. There are many generations already who work as the miner of the sulphur on the crater of the mountain transported down on their shoulder for further process in Surabaya. This work has been their blood for years. While the people down on the slope and plain land have been a crop growers including rice, coffee cacao coconut, and various short and long live plantations. The view around the foot of the mountain is really a breathtaking moment. Today with the establishment of a resort called Ijen Resort closed to the foot of the mountain from where people can start the trekking the location become more comfortable to visit. Mount Ijen and Mount Bromo are the most valuable natural heritages of East Java.

Licence No. 256/pariwisata/2001
Jl. Trenggana no 81 A Denpasar 80238 Bali Indonesia
Phone +62-361-463448, 463447, 464054 Fax +62-361-463447

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The island of Java is one of Indonesian islands bearing the oldest trace of culture. Even trace of human evolution is found in Java, and one is the oldest upright anthrophomorphic creature During the 7th century in central Java was flourishing Buddhist and Hindu kingdoms with the heritages of Borobudur, Prambanan and many other smaller temples. This kingdom is estimated to live from 8th century to beginning of 10th century. Starting 14th century we know two important kingdoms in Java that were Pajajaran and Sunda on the West and Singasari in the east which was continued by the great kingdom of Majapahit, last until 16th century. Starting 16th century the while Java entered the era of Islam, starting from Cirebon, Banten, Yogyakarta and East Java. The tradition of Islam continuous until today. The Islamization of Java is very fast, less then a century almost all being penetrated, the whole island. This is because the character of Islam probably more suitable for Javanese then other religion, besides many assumption that the kings or businessmen feel much advantages if they could make the people to follow Islam.

It is lucky that some traces of ancient Hindu and Buddhist culture still can be seen today with the serious work of colonial government to restore some monuments and some old tradition still being preserved by the palaces, as the identity of Indonesian nation. This is an advantage for national history and can be having economic value to develop tourism business. Besides cultural aspects of Java as an interest, some places are also beautiful by nature. Starting from Jakarta as the capital city which has long history, many old and classic buildings of European style, there are also interesting places for shopping, recreation and amusements. West Java with Bandung as the center of government and industry offers interesting places to visit such as beautiful mount Tangkuban Perahu and Ciater hot spring, people handicraft, and plantation estates. Central Java especially Yogyakarta is the most famous are in Java with the ancient monuments, handicraft, art and batik cloth industry. The sultan palaces in Yogyakarta and Solo are two historic royal properties showing mixed tradition of Indonesia and Islam. While east Java offers the best nature view such as Mount Bromo and Mount Ijen. Big estates of coffee, cacao and rubber are still exist in Kabupaten Banyuwangi, the eastern most region of Java island. Surabaya, the capital city of East Java province is the second biggest city in Indonesia developed as the commercial sea port for sea traffic between east and west Indonesia. Yet the city has no special place or travel interest to offer except for business activities.

Other interesting place in Java can be noted here such as Pulau Seribu north of Jakarta a group of around 130 small islands. Some islands have been changed into beautiful resorts and become popular week end holiday for people of Jakarta or outside, even from neighboring countries. Java also has man national parks, and national reserves such as Ujung Kulon, Halimun, Merapi, Baluran and Meru Betiri.