Mt Merapi Tours and Tickets

Hike the slopes of 9,551-foot (2,911-meter) Mt Merapi on a privately led trek during this day trip from nearby Yogyakarta. Translated as 'Mountain of Fire,' Merapi is Indonesia's most active volcano. Enjoy a leisurely but adventurous hike as you learn about native flora and fauna from your guide. Afterward, you will be served the signature local cuisine at Kaliadem Village for lunch.

Watch the sunrise from the top of Indonesia's most active volcano on this 16-hour overnight tour from Yogyakarta, including hotel pick-up and drop-off. Journey to Selo village at the foot of the volcano, then rise early to embark on a 3-hour trek, accompanied by your private guide. After a challenging hike, arrive at the 9,550-foot (2,911-meter) summit of Merapi volcano in time to watch the dazzling sunrise over Java island. 

Ascend to the summit of Mt Merapi - a mighty active volcano - on an exhilarating full-day- trip from Yogyakarta. In the early hours of the morning, travel by vehicle to Mt Merapi and ascend to the smoking summit of the volcano. From the top, enjoy panoramic vistas and listen to the natural history of Mt Merapi before proceeding to Jomblang Cave. Descend 200 feet (60 meters) below ground to explore the subterranean cavern and then revitalize with lunch on a beach near Yogyakarta. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

A midnight trek on Mt Merapi, Indonesia’s most active volcano, is an experience not to be missed! Embark on a 6-hour hike from Selo village, walking through dense vegetation to the summit, then watch the sunrise before making the 5-hour descent down the volcano’s eastern slope. Gain insightful perspective on this natural treasure and learn about its history from your local guide. Refreshments, lunch and round-trip hotel transport are included on this small-group tour from Yogyakarta.

Brave a visit to Java's most active volcano on this full-day small-group tour from Yogyakarta, including hotel pick-up. Admire the startling topography of Java island as you pass lush rice paddies, rugged plains and dense jungle, then visit the Buddhist temples of Pawon and Mendut. Finally, enjoy a prime view of Merapi Volcano, Indonesia's most active volcano, nicknamed the 'Mountain of Fire'.