Mount Batur volcano sunrise hike with breakfast at the summit
Discover Bali's Mount Batur volcano by trekking up to its peak, having breakfast at the summit, watching the sunrise, looking out for monkeys near the crater, Balinese coffee, and herbal teas made in a traditional way on this full-day tour.
Starting from your accommodation in south Bali, you'll meet your driver and make your way to Mount Batur Volcano. Then, from Toya Bungkah village, you'll enjoy a 2-hour hike, including several stops, upwards experiencing, how the mountain stands with an altitude of 1,717 meters above sea level. Learn how this volcano is known to be one of the most sacred mountains in Bali.
Next, once you have reached the top, marvel as you sit on a chair overlooking the village rooftops, sipping a hot drink, eating a banana sandwich and hard-boiled egg that's cooked in the volcanic steam. After breakfast and taking several photos, admire the rim of the crater and see if you can spot monkeys below. Then, it's time to relax as you visit a traditional Bali coffee processing plant to witness how Balinese coffee is made. Gaze out at the tropical plantations, and sample some of the local herbal tea, which is described by many as the best in the world, to complete your experience.
Vigtig information
Yderligere information
Højdepunkter
- Feel the morning atmosphere as you trek up to the peak of Mount Batur and down
- See the spectacular sunrise and enjoy breakfast on the secluded area of Batur Caldera
- Explore the volcanic atmosphere of the Mount Batur black lava area and learn what happened hundreds of years ago
- Indulge in trying and tasting the best Balinese coffee and herbal teas made in a traditional way
Vigtig information
- It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes, long trousers and a jacket.
- The activity is unsuitable if you are pregnant
- The minimum adults required to book is 2
- The minimum age to participate is 3 years old and the maximum 75 years
- The starting time may vary depending on your hotel location within South Bali
- Please contact the local operator after booking to confirm your pickup details. You will find the contact information in the voucher after booking
- This tour is available in English only
Afbestillingsregler
Få 100% tilbage, hvis du afbestiller op til 24 timer inden aktiviteten begynder.
I prisen indgår
- Kintamani entrance ticket
- Private air conditioned car and driver
- Batur local guide
- Breakfast at the summit
- A bottle of mineral water
- Trekking equipment including flashlights
- Afhentning og aflevering på hotel
Hvad er ikke inkluderet
- Yderligere mad og drikke
Bestillingsgebyr
Der lægges ingen ekstra gebyrer til denne bestilling.
Sted
Mødested:
You will confirm your pickup time and location directly with the local operator.
Arrangør
CV WERDI ARTHA JAYA
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