Hiking & Camping in Indonesia

Enjoy a full-day Mount Batur Volcano sunrise hiking tour. Mount Batur Volcano is an active volcano located at the center of Mount Agung, Bali, Indonesia. According to Hindu beliefs, Mount Batur is a sacred mountain. Mount Batur is 1,717 meters (5,633 feet) above sea level. You will reach the summit in around 2 hours for physically fit hikers and slightly longer for others. Hiking up the volcano and enjoying the sunrise from the top will be one of your best experiences in Bali.

Embark on a 4-hour hike through the terraced rice fields of East Bali, starting from Kastala village and continuing to Tenganan village in Karangasem Regency. This day trip with an informative guide includes rest stops along the way and free time for swimming at Virgin Beach, a strip of sandy paradise near Candidasa. Get a glimpse of local community life and quintessential Bali landscapes.

Delve into Bali's cultural tapestry on a full-day trekking tour from Ubud. Alongside your guide, you'll visit Taro village "” a Hindu settlement with a 3,000-year-old history "” to see Bali's oldest temple complex. Gaze at emerald rice paddy fields, stroll through an ambient bamboo forest and trek past plants replete with tropical fruits such as mangoes and mandarins on a moderate 4-hour hike. After a Balinese lunch, you'll marvel at Tirta Empul Temple and sample some of the world's most expensive coffee at a luwak coffee plantation.

Experience the magic of a Bali sunrise from the sacred peak of Mount Batur on this challenging trek. Make an early start for your 2-hour climb and arrive at the 5,630-foot (1,717-meter) summit in time to watch sunrise over the island. Celebrate your ascent by tucking into a delicious breakfast (included) on the mountaintop, with fresh eggs and bananas cooked over the volcano's natural steam. This small-group tour includes early-morning hotel pick-up and around 4-5-hours hiking in total.

Explore the beautiful Balinese backcountry with this private hiking tour out the Tegenungan Waterfalls. You'll start with a half-hour hike up to the falls, followed by visits to local craft villages known for batik, engraving and woodcarving. You will then head off to plantation known for its luwak coffee, famously made with beans partially digested by civets.