10.27.2014
4.02.2014
Bromo Tour Package
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3.21.2014
Kawah ijen Tour Package
Kawah Ijen Tours is one of the stunning highlights of a trip through Java and is a regular stop on many tours departing from Yogyakarta
and ending up in Bali. The usual way of getting to Kawah Ijen on a tour
involves heading to the inland town of Bondowoso and making your way up
to the crater’s carpark via the rutted road and returning the same way.
Independent travellers usually catch an angkot from Bondowoso to the
final town before the crater which is serviced by public transport and
then make the final ascent by ojek. But we here at Travelfish.org
believe there is a better way for independent travellers to access Kawah Ijen if coming from or heading to Bali which saves time by using the access road leading to Banyuwangi, right next to the port from where ferries depart to Bali.
Since Bondowoso lies inland in the hills 30 kilometres from the main highway which travels along the north coast of Java and Kawah Ijen is a further three hours from there, it takes much longer to travel via Bondowoso when travelling between Kawah Ijen and Bali than the alternative Banyuwangi route.
With this in mind, if travelling from Bali it is possible to hire an ojek in Banyuwangi for the journey up to Kawah Ijen, have the ojek driver wait for you to climb up to the crater. The ojek can then to take you onwards to the bus terminal in Bondowoso or to a waiting angkot in the first town on the way down from the crater that is serviced by public transport, Sempol. This way you can avoid having to backtrack and waste time.
The same is true for those travelling in an easterly direction from places such as Gunung Bromo. Buses from dusty Probolinggo on the coast below Gunung Bromo will take you directly to Bondowoso, where most will stay overnight before taking an angkot to Sempol early the next day. From Sempol it is possible to hire an ojek who will take you to Kawah Ijen, wait for you and then take you onwards to Banyuwangi or a further six kilometres to the ferry port for onward travel to Bali.
The road from Banyuwangi to Kawah Ijen starts off in great condition, but as you get closer to the top, it deteriorates into something resembling the surface of the moon. It’s steep, rocky and even cars have trouble traversing it. But that’s part of the adventure of travelling this way. After a few voluntary motorcycle dismounts and some involuntary near dismounts, you arrive at your destination a good few hours ahead of most other travellers choosing the more circuitous route via Bondowoso.
Whichever route you choose, the utlimate prize is witnessing Kawah Ijen — and that makes everything worthwhile.
Since Bondowoso lies inland in the hills 30 kilometres from the main highway which travels along the north coast of Java and Kawah Ijen is a further three hours from there, it takes much longer to travel via Bondowoso when travelling between Kawah Ijen and Bali than the alternative Banyuwangi route.
With this in mind, if travelling from Bali it is possible to hire an ojek in Banyuwangi for the journey up to Kawah Ijen, have the ojek driver wait for you to climb up to the crater. The ojek can then to take you onwards to the bus terminal in Bondowoso or to a waiting angkot in the first town on the way down from the crater that is serviced by public transport, Sempol. This way you can avoid having to backtrack and waste time.
The same is true for those travelling in an easterly direction from places such as Gunung Bromo. Buses from dusty Probolinggo on the coast below Gunung Bromo will take you directly to Bondowoso, where most will stay overnight before taking an angkot to Sempol early the next day. From Sempol it is possible to hire an ojek who will take you to Kawah Ijen, wait for you and then take you onwards to Banyuwangi or a further six kilometres to the ferry port for onward travel to Bali.
The road from Banyuwangi to Kawah Ijen starts off in great condition, but as you get closer to the top, it deteriorates into something resembling the surface of the moon. It’s steep, rocky and even cars have trouble traversing it. But that’s part of the adventure of travelling this way. After a few voluntary motorcycle dismounts and some involuntary near dismounts, you arrive at your destination a good few hours ahead of most other travellers choosing the more circuitous route via Bondowoso.
Whichever route you choose, the utlimate prize is witnessing Kawah Ijen — and that makes everything worthwhile.
3.06.2014
Reviews Ijen Excursion
Kawa Ijen, le cracheur de souffre
L’ascension du Kawa Ijen reste le souvenir le plus marquant de mon
périple à Java. Spectaculaire, majestueux, dangereux, il ne laisse pas
indifférent.
Arrivés à Bayuwangi, on appelle Pepe, un guide recommandé par des
Canadiens. Dix minutes plus tard, il débarque et nous explique les
différentes excursions possibles. On choisi la formule by night, départ à
00H30, randonnée
sous les étoiles ! Nous allons pouvoir admirer les flammes bleues du
volcan, puis le magnifique lever du soleil du haut du cratère.
On commence par un thé au pied du volcan, puis Pepe nous parle du volcan et des porteurs de souffre, nous emmène au coeur du cratère, les flammes sont impressionnantes, les porteurs de souffre aussi… Nous finissons par admirer la mer au loin, du haut de la crête, avant de redescendre pour un breakfast mérité. Il n’est que 9h du matin, et nous avons fini notre journée. Quelle nuit !
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g317103-d7942528-Reviews-Ijen_Pepe_Tour_Day_Tours-Banyuwangi_East_Java_Java.html
11.28.2013
Bromo Tour from Surabaya airport
Bromo Tour from Surabaya airport
middnight tour

Tour Program
Days 1
- pick up from airport
- 4 hours drive to bromo
- stay near bromo
Days 2 Bromo tour
- Bromo tour start at 3.30.a.m
- go to view point
- see bromo sunrise
- climb Bromo- tour
- see bromo crater
- after bromo tour
- bromo tour breakfast
- back to hotel
- breakfast - shower
- back to Surabaya
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