Sunrise Volcano Trekking to
Mt. Batur, Bali

Book Your Sunrise Trek with Fun, Licensed, English-Speaking Guides. Includes Breakfast & Transportation.

Tip: To Add a Relaxing Dip in Natural Hot Springs at the End of Your Trek, Go Here.

Sunrise Volcano Trekking to Mt. Batur, Bali

Fun, Licensed, English-Speaking Guides. Includes Breakfast & Transportation. To Add Natural Hot Springs at the End of Your Trek, Go Here

Mt Batur Sunrise Trekking

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Your Trek At a Glance

  • Cost: US $55 per Person (+ $20 for Hot Springs)
  • Difficulty: Beginner/ Moderate
  • Ages: Children 8+ to Adult
  • Trek Duration: Approx 8 Hours
  • Trek Distance: 11km
  • Elevation: 1717m
  • Summit Temp: 15-18 Degrees Celcius
  • Pickup/Dropoff: Included
  • Included: Crater Trek, Coffee Plantation
  • Food/Beverages: Breakfast, Water, Coffee, Tea
  • Licensed Guide: Yes
  • Language: English

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Part of UNESCO’s Global Geopark Network, Mount Batur is an active volcano, standing at 1717 meters (5633 feet) above sea level. Your friendly, English-speaking driver will pick you up at your hotel lobby and drop you off at the base of the mountain where you’ll meet your guide and receive a short safety briefing.

From Toya Bungkah village, you’ll begin your hike before dawn under a blanket of a million stars and trek safely at a pace that suits your group. From the summit you’ll watch the sky turn from dark purple to a multitude of colors like sapphire blue, burnt orange and sassy pink as the sun rises over the eastern ocean.

The daylight will reveal fantastic panoramic photo opportunities of the volcanic valley and spectacular views of holy Mt. Agung, Mount Abang and Mount Rinjani all te way in Lombok.

A refreshing breakfast, coffee, tea and water will help to prepare you for the trek back down the mountain where you’ll see recent lava flows and the intriguing volcanic landscape.

You’ll experience beautiful scenery throughout your trek such as views of crater lake, black lava landscape and the beautiful flora and fauna of the Balinese countryside. Meet villagers along the way and learn about the history and culture from locals as well as your English-speaking guide.

You’ll arrive back at Toya Bungkah village and stop at a Balinese Coffee Plantation where you’ll get to try Luwak coffee, the rarest and most expensive coffee in the world. From here, we’ll take you back to your hotel in time to enjoy the rest of your day by the pool or on the beach.

Itinerary:

01.40-03.00 AM: Pick up time (depends on your hotel location).


03.45 AM: Arrival at the starting point in Toya Bungkah village.


05.45 AM: Arrival at the summit of Mount Batur (sunrise point).


07.00 AM: Continue our trip around the rim of the crater.


07.30  AM: Begin our descent to the finishing point of our trek (Toya Bungkah village).


09.00 AM: Arrival at Toya Bungkah village where you’ll board the bus back to your hotel.


10.00 AM: Stop off at a Balinese coffee plantation.


11.00 AM: Approximate arrival at your hotel.


 

Cost:

US $55.00 per person (minimum 2 people per group).

Your fee includes the IDR 100,000 to enter the park. Since we give personal tours, we must add a 50% charge for solo travelers. It is recommended that you bring extra money for shopping. Tipping is not required, but is always appreciated if you enjoy your trek.

Cancellation:

Please note that because of preparation and scheduling commitments, cancellations on the day of or the day before your trek or tour are non-refundable. In all other situations we will try our best to provide a full refund.

What to Bring:

  • Sport shoes (hiking boots are fine, but not required for this trek)
  • Long pants and warm jacket
  • Camera
  • Sunscreen

You May Also Bring:

  • You can bring a clean shirt or towel if you think you may want to change after the hike.
  • Personal snack food or beverages
  • A small pack or bag
  • Hiking stick
  • Hat to protect from the sun

Please do not bring:

  • Radio or music unless they are personal headphones
  • Pets
  • This hike is not suitable for baby carriages or strollers

Since we have not yet confirmed the exact location of your hotel, pick up times are approximate.

  • Ubud: 02:30 AM
  • Sanur: 02:00 AM
  • Kuta:  01:30 AM
  • Nusa Dua:  01:30 AM
  • Jimbaran : 01.30 AM
  • Seminyak: 01:30 AM
  • Legian: 01:30 AM

We understand that you have invested a lot of time and money in your trip to Bali. We want to help make your holiday as enjoyable as possible and we are excited to share with you our beautiful landscape, customs and culture.

We promise to deliver an experience that is beyond your expectations and will take special care to address all your concerns and to accommodate all your needs while you are with us.

We understand that a careless accident can impact your vacation in a negative way. Therefore our drivers are all licensed and drive safely to and from your destination. Our guides are experienced and knowledgeable, knowing the hazards and risks with each climb as well as the limitations of some of our guests. For your safety we will always err on the side of caution.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding safety, please contact us at trekkingexploration@gmail.com.

Is it safe to trek Mt. Batur at this time?
Yes. We have cancelled all treks to Mt. Agung as well as other activities within 12 kilometers of that volcano, but Mt. Batur is still safe and well outside the evacuation area.

Do we really need to hire a guide for this trek?

Yes. Even though there is no regulation requiring the use of a trekking guide for Batur, the locals will insist that you use one to help the local economy. We highly advise that you do not attempt to trek Batur without one. If you do not choose to use us, please find an experienced guide before arriving to the volcano.

Can we camp on Mount Batur?

Yes. Camping on Batur is another great experience and we have trekking packages especially for those who want to camp overnight. Please go to our Batur Camping page here or contact us at trekkingexploration@gmail.com.

Can you guarantee that I see the sunrise?

Unfortunately, because the weather is so unpredictable, we cannot guarantee that you will see the sunrise. The good news is that guests overwhelmingly love this trek, regardless. The beauty of the forest, crater and lava valley makes this a 5-star trek, even on cloudy days.

What happens if I get hurt?

Though we have the highest safety standards of any guides on Mount Batur, sometimes accidents do occur. In the case of evacuation or other serious injury, the local rescue team will be immediately notified to respond to the emergency. The injured person will be cared for and taken to a hospital if necessary.

Our guides are trained to notify family or friends of the injured person as soon as possible and to insure all steps are take to get them treated quickly and safely.

Will there be a lot of other trekkers?

Because trekking Mount Batur is such a wonderful experience, many visitors to Bali have it on their to-do list. This can cause there to be a few more climbers than expected, but the guides manage the groups well and Bali Trekking Exploration does not join with any other trekking parties.

You will be guided along the most enjoyable trail, whether that means better scenery or fewer crowds. Our Batur guides are local and experienced. They know the mountain better than anyone and will find trails to avoid other groups as much as possible. We know crowds can be a concern so we do our best to manage the situation.

What if I’m afraid of heights?

Trekking volcanoes is not recommended for those who have a serious fear of high places. Even though Mount Batur is an easy climb in respect to other mountains in Bali, it is 1717 meters above sea level. Please keep this in mind before you decide to book your trek. As always, we are happy to answer any questions you have. Please contact us here for more information.

Can I wear flips or sandals on this trek?

It is not recommended, but some people do. It is advisable that you wear comfortable shoes or hiking boots if you have them.

Is Mount Batur an active volcano?

Yes. The last eruption was in 1999-2000. International scientists study the volcano so it is highly unlikely that an eruption would occur without warning.

Description

Part of UNESCO’s Global Geopark Network, Mount Batur is an active volcano, standing at 1717 meters (5633 feet) above sea level. Your friendly, English-speaking driver will pick you up at your hotel lobby and drop you off at the base of the mountain where you’ll meet your guide and receive a short safety briefing.

From Toya Bungkah village, you’ll begin your hike before dawn under a blanket of a million stars and trek safely at a pace that suits your group. From the summit you’ll watch the sky turn from dark purple to a multitude of colors like sapphire blue, burnt orange and sassy pink as the sun rises over the eastern ocean.

The daylight will reveal fantastic panoramic photo opportunities of the volcanic valley and spectacular views of holy Mt. Agung, Mount Abang and Mount Rinjani all te way in Lombok.

A refreshing breakfast, coffee, tea and water will help to prepare you for the trek back down the mountain where you’ll see recent lava flows and the intriguing volcanic landscape.

You’ll experience beautiful scenery throughout your trek such as views of crater lake, black lava landscape and the beautiful flora and fauna of the Balinese countryside. Meet villagers along the way and learn about the history and culture from locals as well as your English-speaking guide.

You’ll arrive back at Toya Bungkah village and stop at a Balinese Coffee Plantation where you’ll get to try Luwak coffee, the rarest and most expensive coffee in the world. From here, we’ll take you back to your hotel in time to enjoy the rest of your day by the pool or on the beach.

Itinerary & Cost

Itinerary:

01.40-03.00 AM: Pick up time (depends on your hotel location).


03.45 AM: Arrival at the starting point in Toya Bungkah village.


05.45 AM: Arrival at the summit of Mount Batur (sunrise point).


07.00 AM: Continue our trip around the rim of the crater.


07.30  AM: Begin our descent to the finishing point of our trek (Toya Bungkah village).


09.00 AM: Arrival at Toya Bungkah village where you’ll board the bus back to your hotel.


10.00 AM: Stop off at a Balinese coffee plantation.


11.00 AM: Approximate arrival at your hotel.


 

Cost:

US $55.00 per person (minimum 2 people per group).

Your fee includes the IDR 100,000 to enter the park. Since we give personal tours, we must add a 50% charge for solo travelers. It is recommended that you bring extra money for shopping. Tipping is not required, but is always appreciated if you enjoy your trek.

Cancellation:

Please note that because of preparation and scheduling commitments, cancellations on the day of or the day before your trek or tour are non-refundable. In all other situations we will try our best to provide a full refund.

What to Bring

What to Bring:

  • Sport shoes (hiking boots are fine, but not required for this trek)
  • Long pants and warm jacket
  • Camera
  • Sunscreen

You May Also Bring:

  • You can bring a clean shirt or towel if you think you may want to change after the hike.
  • Personal snack food or beverages
  • A small pack or bag
  • Hiking stick
  • Hat to protect from the sun

Please do not bring:

  • Radio or music unless they are personal headphones
  • Pets
  • This hike is not suitable for baby carriages or strollers
Pick Up Time

Since we have not yet confirmed the exact location of your hotel, pick up times are approximate.

  • Ubud: 02:30 AM
  • Sanur: 02:00 AM
  • Kuta:  01:30 AM
  • Nusa Dua:  01:30 AM
  • Jimbaran : 01.30 AM
  • Seminyak: 01:30 AM
  • Legian: 01:30 AM
Our Safety Policy

We understand that you have invested a lot of time and money in your trip to Bali. We want to help make your holiday as enjoyable as possible and we are excited to share with you our beautiful landscape, customs and culture.

We promise to deliver an experience that is beyond your expectations and will take special care to address all your concerns and to accommodate all your needs while you are with us.

We understand that a careless accident can impact your vacation in a negative way. Therefore our drivers are all licensed and drive safely to and from your destination. Our guides are experienced and knowledgeable, knowing the hazards and risks with each climb as well as the limitations of some of our guests. For your safety we will always err on the side of caution.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding safety, please contact us at trekkingexploration@gmail.com.

Common Questions

Is it safe to trek Mt. Batur at this time?
Yes. We have cancelled all treks to Mt. Agung as well as other activities within 12 kilometers of that volcano, but Mt. Batur is still safe and well outside the evacuation area.

Do we really need to hire a guide for this trek?

Yes. Even though there is no regulation requiring the use of a trekking guide for Batur, the locals will insist that you use one to help the local economy. We highly advise that you do not attempt to trek Batur without one. If you do not choose to use us, please find an experienced guide before arriving to the volcano.

Can we camp on Mount Batur?

Yes. Camping on Batur is another great experience and we have trekking packages especially for those who want to camp overnight. Please go to our Batur Camping page here or contact us at trekkingexploration@gmail.com.

Can you guarantee that I see the sunrise?

Unfortunately, because the weather is so unpredictable, we cannot guarantee that you will see the sunrise. The good news is that guests overwhelmingly love this trek, regardless. The beauty of the forest, crater and lava valley makes this a 5-star trek, even on cloudy days.

What happens if I get hurt?

Though we have the highest safety standards of any guides on Mount Batur, sometimes accidents do occur. In the case of evacuation or other serious injury, the local rescue team will be immediately notified to respond to the emergency. The injured person will be cared for and taken to a hospital if necessary.

Our guides are trained to notify family or friends of the injured person as soon as possible and to insure all steps are take to get them treated quickly and safely.

Will there be a lot of other trekkers?

Because trekking Mount Batur is such a wonderful experience, many visitors to Bali have it on their to-do list. This can cause there to be a few more climbers than expected, but the guides manage the groups well and Bali Trekking Exploration does not join with any other trekking parties.

You will be guided along the most enjoyable trail, whether that means better scenery or fewer crowds. Our Batur guides are local and experienced. They know the mountain better than anyone and will find trails to avoid other groups as much as possible. We know crowds can be a concern so we do our best to manage the situation.

What if I’m afraid of heights?

Trekking volcanoes is not recommended for those who have a serious fear of high places. Even though Mount Batur is an easy climb in respect to other mountains in Bali, it is 1717 meters above sea level. Please keep this in mind before you decide to book your trek. As always, we are happy to answer any questions you have. Please contact us here for more information.

Can I wear flips or sandals on this trek?

It is not recommended, but some people do. It is advisable that you wear comfortable shoes or hiking boots if you have them.

Is Mount Batur an active volcano?

Yes. The last eruption was in 1999-2000. International scientists study the volcano so it is highly unlikely that an eruption would occur without warning.

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