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Adventure

Mount Batur Sunrise Trekking

Summit an active volcano by headlamp and watch the sun rise over Mount Agung

Kintamani 10 hours Private trip, up to 6 guests
Mount Batur Sunrise Trekking

A 2-hour guided hike in the dark brings you to the 1,717 m rim of Mount Batur in time for sunrise over Lake Batur, with Mount Agung and Lombok's Rinjani on the horizon. Breakfast is cooked in volcanic steam vents, then you descend past black lava fields and finish with a soak in the natural hot springs.

Highlights

  • Licensed local mountain guide
  • Sunrise breakfast cooked by volcanic steam
  • Views of Mount Agung & Rinjani
  • Natural hot spring soak (optional)

Itinerary

  1. Hotel pickup
  2. Start trek from Toya Bungkah
  3. Sunrise & breakfast at the summit
  4. Back at the base
  5. Hot springs (optional)
  6. Return to hotel

Times are a guide. Your driver adjusts to traffic, weather and temple ceremonies.

Included

  • Pickup ±02:00 from hotel
  • Trekking guide & headlamp
  • Breakfast at the summit
  • Entrance & guide association fee

Not included

  • Hot spring ticket
  • Tips for guide

Good to know

  • Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the tour date.
  • Cancellations within 48 hours are charged 50%.
  • No-show is charged in full.
  • SIM cards cannot be refunded once registered; eSIM cannot be refunded once the QR code is sent.
  • Pickup is included from hotels in Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Sanur and Ubud; other areas may have a surcharge.
  • Please be ready in the lobby 5 minutes before pickup time.
  • Itineraries may change because of weather, traffic, ceremonies or temple closures; we always offer a fair alternative.
  • Children aged 3-11 pay the child rate; under 3 travel free without a seat.
  • Our drivers never force shopping stops. Report any issue from your account.
  • Wear clothing that covers shoulders and knees for temples; sarongs are provided where needed.
  • Women who are menstruating are traditionally asked not to enter temple grounds.

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