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Mt Bromo Only Adventures
For travellers who only want to see Mt Bromo

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13.5 hrs
|Up to 12 guests
Best experience ever with the sweetest/ most thoughtful guide
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2D1N
|Up to 10 guests
100% THE COMPANY YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
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4.7 (98)
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12 hrs
|Up to 12 guests
Guide is good & very accommodating, lots of nice pictures
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4.7 (98)
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2D1N
|Up to 10 guests
Bromo sunrise stunning views fantastic guide great value
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Mt Bromo + Mt Ijen Adventures
For travellers who want to pair their Bromo trip with Mt Ijen, and even epic Tumpak Sewu!

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4.7 (98)
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4D3N
|Up to 12 guests
Super well organized!!
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2D1N
|Up to 9 guests
We absolutely loved our tour with Ubay
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3D2N
|Up to 12 guests
Best tour guides I've had.
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3D2N
|Up to 15 guests
very convenient that we could start in Surabaya and end in Bali.
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4D3N
|Up to 15 guests
All the sights are GORGEOUS
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3D2N
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Amazing Java tour with fantastic driver AG
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What other guests say
4.8
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199 reviews
Our tour with boyo travel has been super comfortable. Our guide Budi had been a safe driver and it felt as he would know all the hole map of java by heart. Our highlights have been mt Ijen and tumpak sewu. It was definitely worth getting up early and the guides have been awesome. They took the best photos The mt bromo tour could need some more guidance and our driver was not good at english at all. That was a bit disappointing. One thing we would like to highlight is that every driver or guide did his best to help us if we had a problem. Even if bromo was not 100% we would always do the tour again and recommend it to all our friends.
Philipo
We had the best driver, not the suitable weather, a lot of information allthough sometimes we would have known things before....Landscape is fantastic, some aspects of climbing or descending could have been dangerous. Blue Fire in Ijen is highly overrated and you have to struggle the chaotic situation, overtourism, many people not prepared for the way down. Situation at Bromo far better, well organized.
Kerstin
Overall amazing experience. Only request is to ensure the accommodation details advertised are correct. For the second night we were put up in different accommodation vs what was advertised.
Dhaval Patel

Mount Bromo FAQs

Where is Mount Bromo located?

Mount Bromo is in East Java, Indonesia, inside the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. The closest cities are Malang, Surabaya, and Probolinggo. 

What is the best time of year to visit Mount Bromo?

The dry season (May to October) is best for clear sunrises. July and August are the busiest months, so for fewer crowds, visit in April-May or September-October (avoid weekends and holidays).

If you visit in the rainy season (November to March), expect fog and possible road closures. The rain makes the Sea of Sand muddy, and open jeeps offer little shelter, so we wouldn’t recommend visiting during this time.


What is Mount Bromo known for?

It’s one of the most photographed places in Indonesia. It’s beginner-friendly (just 20 minutes of walking required) and offers spectacular volcanic landscapes (looks like Dune!). Even travellers who dislike crowds say that jostling with others at Mount Bromo is worth it for those unreal views.


The area is also home to the Tenggerese Hindu community, who hold annual ceremonies at Bromo's crater and the nearby Hindu temple in Ngadisari - so it’s also an important spiritual site to the locals! 

How can I avoid crowds when visiting Mount Bromo?

Bromo does get crowded! We really don’t like crowds, so here are our four main tips:

  1. Avoid weekends and Indonesian holidays, as it’s a popular spot for locals.
  2. Opt for a less popular sunrise viewpoint, like Mount Penanjakan II, or visit at sunset instead.
  3. Stay overnight in Cemoro Lawang so you can reach the viewpoints before the day-trippers arrive. Some tours can even get you there an hour earlier for the best spots.
  4. For a quieter experience, hike Mount Batok, next to Bromo Volcano, for a different perspective.


Is Mount Bromo an active volcano?

Yes, it’s still very much active, erupting about once every three years on average. The local authorities closely monitor it, and will close areas if there’s an eruption warning. 

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