The only thing better than watching the magnificent sunrise atop Mt Batur is to add a dip in soothing natural hot springs–a refreshing treat after your exhilarating climb.
STATUS: 28 March 2023: ALL TRAILS OPEN
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Our guests have rated this activity 5-stars in both Trip Advisor and Google Reviews. It’s a safe, moderate trek for all ages with stunning sunrise views. It will no doubt be the highlight of your Bali holiday. In fact, we promise you’ll love it or we’ll refund 100% of your money on the spot, guaranteed.
We do not combine your group with other travelers so your trek is personal and customized per your preference. Your local, Mt Batur guide is licensed, experienced, knowledgeable and a whole lot of fun.
You’ll begin your morning with an early pick-up from your hotel by one of our English-speaking, friendly drivers. Unlike the transportation with some of the fast boat companies, all our drivers work for us so you get top quality service, timely transportation and a safe, licensed driver.
You’ll arrive at Toya Bungkah village where you’ll meet your guide for the day. He or she will go through safety procedures, hand out flashlights and answer any questions you have. When everyone is ready, you’ll start your trek up the volcano by moonlight (and flashlight).
Hiking as fast or as slow as your group prefers, this is a good time to ask your guide more questions about the people, culture and landscape of Mt Batur and the village of Kintimani.
Once at the top, you’ll be able to rest as your guide hands out fresh brewed coffee, tea and bottled water. While you rest and take pictures of the spectacular rising sun, your guides will prepare a delicious breakfast cooked over the volcanic steam.
When everyone is ready, your guide will lead you along the crater rim and back down the volcano where you’ll get to relax in the beautiful and relaxing natural hot springs. Before heading back to your hotel, we’ll make one more stop at a coffee plantation where you can taste the famous Luwak coffee and other herbal teas.
US $75.00 per person (minimum 2 people per group).
You will not be charged entrance fees to the park. You may bring cash for souvenirs and snacks, but there are no additional charges for this trek. We will also provide plenty of water, coffee and tea.
Due to the popularity of this trek, we will have to add a 50% charge for solo travellers.
You may cancel at any time; however, full refunds are only available 3 days before your trek and a 50% refund is available 2 days before. Unfortunately, we cannot offer a refund if you cancel the day of your trek or the day before. To read our full cancellation policy, please go here.
01:30-03:00 AM: Pick-Up (from your hotel lobby).
03:45 AM: Toya Bungkah Village (starting point).
05:45 AM: The summit of Mt Batur (sunrise point).
07:00 AM: Crater rim trek.
07:30 AM: Head back to starting point.
09:00 AM: Toya Bungkah Village & Natural Hot Springs.
11:00 AM: Balinese coffee plantation.
12:00 PM: Approximate return to your hotel.
Mt Batur is a moderate climb. This means you should be in good physical condition and without significant injury. Most hikers find it to be relatively easy. Hiking boots are not required, but we do suggest you wear comfortable shoes that can get a bit dirty or wet. Most hikers use sneakers, tennis shoes or running shoes.
As with any physical activity, we recommend you check with your physician before attempting any exercise to which you are not accustomed. It is best to prepare with moderate stretching or jogging before attempting your Mt Batur Sunrise trek.
For those that struggle, our guides are excellent helpers. They’ll help you up difficult steps and will even carry some of your equipment if you need them to. As always, they’ll go as slow or as fast as you’d like them to go. They are here to accommodate you.
We suggest you bring the following items with you:
Loud music and pets are not permitted on this trek.
You may have heard that Mt Agung has recently been closed due to volcanic activity. Though most of the sensationalism was created by the media, Mt Agung is indeed closed. Indonesia’s Center for Volcanology of Geological Hazard Mitigation (PVMBG) has issued a 9-12 kilometer safe zone. Mt Batur is well outside this area. In fact, at no time will you ever be close enough to Mt Agung to be in danger, yet the views of Mt Agung from Mt Batur are quite spectacular.
Should there be any accident during your trek, our guides are trained to address every situation, whether it be first aid, assistance or emergency evacuation. Mt Batur has a mountain rescue team that can be notified by our guides at any time. Go here to read more about our safety policy.
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Please see our page on cancellations.
Wow. What an adventure! I was impressed by the challenge of the hike and by the helpfulness of our guide Kuas. His English was great and he was very kind and knowledgeable. Request him if you can!
