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- Mount Ijen Blue Flame Tour from Bali - Java Adventure Trail will make your wonderful tour. contact us for more information. ONEDAY TOUR TO MOUNT IJEN (blue fire) Ijen crater is the biggest crater lake in Java. The sulfur crater lies between a natural dams of deeply etched rock. It is 200 meter deep and contain about 36 milion cibic meter of steaming acid water. Shrounded in a smelling, swirling sulfur cloud, inside the crater the different color and size of stones Day04 : Ijen Blue Fire. At 12.30 AM, We will pick you up and take you to the slope of Mount Ijen, passing through plantations and rainforest. This is one of the few remaining on the island of Java with giant ferns and plants, big trees, this journey takes approximately 1,5 hours from the hotel. Arriving at the parking area of Mount Ijen. Detailitinerary Bali Ijen Crater Tumpak Sewu Waterfall Mount Bromo Tour 4 Days : Day 01 : Pick up Point - Hotel Ijen Area ( Banyuwangi city ) Your Amazing Trip will start from your hotel in Bali (Pemuteran, Denpasar, Ubud, Sanur, or Kuta area) at 09:00 AM, Than will take you to the most western tip of Bali to reach Gilimanuk ferry port about Pickup Bali morning arrival about 11am Wita than drive 5-6h to ijen hotel; Check in and free program ( Ketapang Indah Hotel ). Lunch we will stop on the way at local resto pay by own; DAYS 2 : IJEN CRATER TOUR - SUKAMADE TURTLE BEACH. 00:30 AM, go to Ijen Crater by private car. 01:00 AM, start trekking to the top of Ijen Crater. Mein Mann Flirtet Mit Meiner Freundin. If you’re an adventure and hiking fan, you need to add the Kawah Ijen sunrise hike to your travel bucket list. Kawah Ijen is an active volcano in East Java, and one of the few places in the world where you can see blue flames. When I found out about it on my first Bali, I decided that I couldn’t miss out on this experience. We did a Ijen crater tour from Bali, and while being pretty knackering, it was one of the highlights of our trip. If you’re also planning to do the Mount Ijen sunrise hike, this is the guide for you! In this post I’ve outlined everything you need to do about doing the Kawah Ijen night hike, whether you do it yourself or with a tour. I’ve included some basic information about this incredible natural phenomenon, how to get there, what to expect, what you need to bring and some Ijen crater tour options to choose from. So let’s dive in and start planning your Bali to Mount Ijen tour! Contents1 About Kawah Ijen2 How to get to Mount Ijen from Bali3 Our experience doing a Mount Ijen sunrise tour from The Blue Flames of Kawah The Kawah Ijen Sunrise4 Can you hike Ijen without a guide?5 Is doing a Ijen crater tour from Bali worth it?6 Where to stay for your Mount Ijen In Ubud Desa Visesa or Komaneka at Monkey In Cepaka Villa In Canggu Pondok Homestay7 What to bring to hike Kawah Ijen Waiting for the sun to rise at the top of Kawah Ijen About Kawah Ijen Kawah Ijen is on the island of Java in Indonesia, an island famous for its spectacular temples and wild nature. Ijen is actually a group of composite volcanoes. Kawah Ijen is the highest and the one with the largest crater, which most travellers visit and hike due to the blue flame phenomenon. The blue flames of Kawah Ijen are a natural phenomenon visible only here due to the combustion of sulphuric gases. Kawah Ijen is an active volcano, but it doesn’t erupt lava as you would expect. The eruptions are actually of methane and other gases, which make it particularly dangerous as they can’t be predicted like normal eruptions. The Ijen crater is filled of bright turquoise water, which despite being beautiful to see, is actually extremely acidic. Mount Ijen has a dramatic and dangerous beauty to it. Doing a Mount Ijen sunrise tour, hiking up at night to see the blue flames and sunrise is an experience I recommend to all outdoors adventure lovers. Standing over the crater of Kawah Ijen, looking down at the biggest acidic lake in the world How to get to Mount Ijen from Bali Ijen is in East Java. To get there from Bali you need to drive for around 4 hours from the main tourist parts of Bali like Ubud, Seminyak or Canggu to Gilimanuk, where you then get a 1-hour ferry to Java, and then for a final 1-hour drive to the base of Kawah Ijen. The easiest way to get to Ijen from Bali is do to an organised tour, since they will handle all the transfers and you will then have a guide to support you during the hike. You can also get there without a tour by either renting a scooter, renting a car or a combination of buses. While it might be cheaper I personally think it would add quite a lot of faff to an already long journey and isn’t worth it. Click here to book your Ijen crater tour from Bali! Our experience doing a Mount Ijen sunrise tour from Bali We set off from Seminyak at 6pm on the Friday. We did 4- hour minivan drive to Gilimanuk, where we got a 1-hour long ferry to East Java, and then another 1-hour drive to the base camp of Kawah Ijen. We were ready to be up all night, so spending the car journey sleeping if you can is the best way to ensure you are fresh for the hike. We were told to wear warm clothes as it can get cold on top of the volcano, and stupidly dismissed it wondering how cold it could really be. Unsurprisingly, we were wrong and as soon as we stepped out of the car we were greeted by the chilly mountain air. Looking down in the crater of Kawah Ijen As our guides explained some of the basics about climbing Kawah Ijen they also handed out warm coats to the foolish people like me that didn’t bring one, along with headlights to climb up in the dark and gas masks for the sulphur gases. At 2am we set off from the base camp and started hiking under the starry sky. Being a city girl born and raised, I don’t often get to see the night sky unaffected by light pollution, and it was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. The hike can be intense and quite steep at parts, but the path is easy to walk since there is an almost paved path, as it used every day by the sulphur miners. It was easy also because we were continuously supported by our guides. Harry and the other guides know the volcano inside out, and it was fascinating to hear their stories of when they hiked Kawah Ijen as sulphur miners. Click here to book your Ijen crater tour from Bali! The sun breaks through and turns East Java pink The Blue Flames of Kawah Ijen After the first steep 45 minutes the path flattens out a bit, which makes the second half of the hike easier. When we were about to approach the peak we were advised to put on our gas masks, as we were downwind form the mines and the sulphur was blowing in our direction. After hours of hiking under the stars we made it to the top, just in time to see the blue flames. This natural phenomenon happens due to the combustion of sulphuric gases. The gases emerge from cracks in the rock at high pressure and temperature, and when they come in contact with the air, they ignite, creating the blue flames. When we were there we weren’t allowed to go closer to the flames or inside Ijen crater due to the high levels of methane. Depending on the season and daily weather conditions you might be able to go inside the crater. While the blue flames were undeniably cool, it wasn’t the highlight of the tour for me. The beauty of the landscape, hiking under the starry sky and the unforgettable sunrise were what made the experience so incredible for us. Misty morning landscapes at Kawah Ijen The Kawah Ijen Sunrise Once we decided we had seen enough blue flames we started hiking once again. This part was considerably easier since the area around the crater of the volcano is pretty much flat. We walked all the way around the crater to the east side, where we sat to wait for the sunrise. That moment of trepidation, sat with other hikers as the sky began to lighten was truly magical. As the sun came up everything around us became golden, revealing the beauty of the Mount Ijen landscape. We spent a couple hours at the top, enjoying the warmth of the rising sun and exploring the top of the crater, admiring the turquoise lake beneath us. The hike back was considerably easier, although a little hard on the knees. On the way back we saw the sulphur miners carrying bamboo baskets, filled with up to 70kg of sulphurs on their shoulders. Click here to see the latest availability and prices for a Bali to Ijen sunrise tour! Enjoying the morning light after the night hike It’s crazy to think that we hiked Kawah Ijen as tourists, admiring the beautiful night sky, the peculiarity of the blue flames and acid lake, and the stunning sunrise, while others were hiking it at our same time but for work, trying to make a living. That is one of the things I love about travelling, you see new things and meet new people, and it makes you reflect on your experiences and how you affect those you meet. If you want to find out more about the job of the sulphur miners at Kawah Ijen you can check out this documentary by the BBC or article by CNN. Once we made it back to the base camp we then drove off to a traditional Javanese family house, for a typical Javanese breakfast. After being up and hiking all night this was much needed and appreciated. We then got in the car and got ready to nap on our 6-hour journey back to Bali. Waiting for the sunrise at Kawah Ijen Can you hike Ijen without a guide? It depends on your fitness and confidence level. The trail itself is fairly easy and well marked. There are also so many people going up between tourists and miners that it’s almost impossible to get lost. However if you want to go down inside the crater the path is a little trickier, and having a guide help you and show you where to put your feet will make it much easier. Personally I was glad to have a guide with us. Our guide used to work as a sulphur miner and had lots of interesting stories about Kawah Ijen. It was also one of my first night hikes so I was glad for the extra support. If you’re an experienced hiker and have done lots of night hikes before you would be fine without one. Just rent a gas mask at the base of Ijen, follow the crowds and you’re sorted. Check out the prices and availability to do a Bali to Ijen crater tour! One of the sulphur miners at Kawah Ijen – Photo by M. Rinandar Tasya on Scopio Is doing a Ijen crater tour from Bali worth it? It ultimately depends on how long you have in Bali, but personally, I don’t think so. While there’s no doubt that hiking under the Milky Way, seeing the natural phenomenon of the blue flames and that stunning sunrise is a magical experience, it’s also a knackering one. On my first trip to Indonesia I only had 10 days in Bali. Taking 24 hours out of that to see Ijen destroyed us, and we spent the few days after that in Ubud just recovering from the night hike and long journey. If you have longer in Indonesia then yes, I think you should do it. If I were to go back and hike Ijen again I would do one of the following options instead. Do a 3-day Ijen & Bromo tour from Bali – The journey from Bali to East Java is pretty long and knackering. I recommend visiting also Mount Bromo while you’re at it. That way the long bus and ferry journeys will be spread out and not back to back in 24 hours, and you’ll see also one of the most stunning natural landscapes in Indonesia. Click here to find out more about doing a 3-day Bromo & Ijen tour! Aerial photo of Mount Bromo – Photo by Alexander Pflaum on Scopio Borobudur, Bromo & Ijen tour from Yogyakarta – Alternatively you can also do a 4-day tour from Yogyakarta. This tour also includes a visit to Borobudur, one of the most beautiful temples in Indonesia. It’s the perfect alternative and gives you the opportunity to see more than just Bali. However it’s quite a long trip so best suited for those who have a long time to spend in Bali. Click here to find out more about doing a 4-day Borobudur, Bromo & Ijen tour from Yogyakarta! Wandering around Borobudur just after sunrise Hike Mount Batur in Bali instead – If you’re tight on time and can only visit Bali, but really want to do a volcano night and sunrise hike, then I would recommend hiking Mount Batur instead. Sure, there are no blue flames and the landscape is completely different, but you will still get the night hike experience, without having to take 24 hours out of your day to do so. Click here to find out more about hiking Mount Batur in Bali! Mount Batur in Bali – Photo by Joaquin Prats on Scopio Where to stay for your Mount Ijen hike If you’re doing your Ijen crater tour from Bali it doesn’t really matter where in Bali you’re staying, since it will usually include pick-up and drop-off. I’ve listed below some of the places I stayed at during my two trips to Bali, which I particularly liked and can recommend. In Ubud Desa Visesa or Komaneka at Monkey Forest I stayed in Ubud twice on separate occasions and in very different types of hotels. The first time I stayed at Komaneka at Monkey Forest, located right in the centre of Ubud, an easy walking distance to all the main attractions. Despite being so central it wasn’t noisy, and the resort is very beautiful. I also stayed in a resort called Desa Visesa, which was a bit outside the centre of Ubud but they offer a free shuttle service in the town centre. Both offer standard rooms at affordable prices, or private villas with pool if you’re looking for something a bit fancier. They’re both also very Insagrammable hotels, perfect for those picture perfect holiday shots! Click here to book your stay in Ubud! Drone shot of the main pool at Desa Visesa Ubud In Cepaka Villa Sungai If you’re willing to splurge a bit on your Bali trip, Villa Sungai is the place to do it. Villa Sungai has been featured multiple times in luxury travel magazines and has won multiple awards. The property itself is beautiful, with outdoors bathrooms and private pools. The staff are simply stunning and really go out of their way to make your stay there unforgettable. It’s one of the best private pool villas in Bali. Check the latest prices and availability at Villa Sungai The main pool at Villa Sungai In Canggu Pondok Homestay In Canggu we stayed at Pondok Homestay, a lovely property a short 20 minute walk down to the beach. For 24 EUR a night we had a private ensuite room with air conditioning and a pool. The property was just off the main road and next to a rice field, away from the noise of the busy street, which made it a very quiet and pleasant place to stay. Click here to see the latest prices and availability at Pondok Homestay! Drone shot of the pool at Pondok Homestay in Canggu What to bring to hike Kawah Ijen If you choose to do a Ijen guided tour they will provide you with the essentials like gas mask and a warm coat. You don’t need much besides the usual travel essentials, but I’ve listed below some things that you should remember to pack. Warm coat – I know what you’re thinking, you’re going to Bali, you don’t want to bring a warm coat with you! With a tour they should give you one, but better safe than cold! Water bottle – There are no services whatsoever once you start the hike, so make sure to bring plenty of water with you for the hike! Comfortable walking shoes – You don’t want your feet to hurt half way through the hike. Bring some comfy walking shoes with you and you’ll be sorted for a night of hiking! Head torch – You’ll be hiking in the dark after all! They should give you one if you do a tour, but if you’re hiking alone you will definitely need one, even if there will be lots of lights from other people hiking. Enjoying the view on the ferry back to Bali from Java after our Ijen day tour Final thoughts on doing a Ijen crater tour Have you ever hiked up an active volcano at night? How did you find it? Let me know in the comments below! Doing the Kawah Ijen night hike was one of the coolest parts of our Bali trip. Yes it was pretty knackering, but it was also pretty magical and a unique experience I’d never had before. I hope you find this guide useful in planning your own Ijen tour from Bali. I’ve listed everything you need to know and can expect, as well as some better options if you have longer to spend in Indonesia. Looking for more Indonesia and Bali travel tips? 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We will email you if you're a to do in IndonesiaThings to do in East JavaIjen Crater Kawah Ijen ToursOverviewTours & TicketsTours and Tickets to Experience Ijen Crater Kawah IjenUp to 1 hour1 to 4 hours4 hours to 1 day1 to 3 days3+ daysstar-5star-4 & upstar-3 & upstar-2 & upstar-1 & upDeals & DiscountsFree CancellationLikely to Sell OutSkip-The-LinePrivate TourViator ExclusiveNew on Viator119 resultsRevenue may affect this sort orderWhy you are seeing these results Sort by FeaturedFeaturedTraveler RatingPrice Low to HighPrice High to LowDuration Short to LongDuration Long to ShortNew on ViatorIjen Blue Fire Trekking TourWitness the magic of the Ijen’s mesmerizing blue fire on a 7-hour evening, trekking tour of the Ijen volcano from Banyuwangi. Alongside your guide, you’ll ascend to the summit of the Ijen volcano under the atmospheric cloak of darkness. Amid the billowing smoke of the sulphur mines, you’ll witness the natural phenomenon of the blue fire and see miners carry back-breaking loads of sulphur up the steep crater. When the sun rises, gaze upon the vivid, turquoise crater lake before you return to your hotel. All safety equipment is provided on this tour. …More 8 hoursFree CancellationKawah Ijen Midnight Tour 1 DaySimplify your night-time tour to Kawah Ijen by letting someone else take care of the transportation and logistics. You’ll be picked up from your accommodation in the Banyuwangi area and transported to Kawah Ijen at night, so you can see the dazzling blue natural flame, caused by the burning sulfur. Learn about the lives of sulfur stone carriers who work on the mountain, and watch the sunrise from the top. …More 8 hoursFree CancellationPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group sizeKawah Ijen Midnight Blue Flame Tour PackageHead up to the Ijen volcano complex to see the famous "blue flame" with this guided tour. Your guide will pick you up at your hotel and take you through beautiful jungled landscapes and up to the mountain, where you'll get the chance to see blue flames ablaze. On your way back to your hotel, you'll have the option to stop at Jagir Waterfall and visit a coffee plantation. …More 14 hours to 1 dayFree CancellationMount Ijen Blue Flame Tour from BaliMount Ijen’s blue fire phenomenon—sulphuric gas resembling blue lava—is best seen from the mountain’s crater just before dawn. This private tour makes reaching the creator from Bali as easy as possible, departing from Kabupaten Badung and taking the midnight ferry to Java. On arrival, make the 1–2-hour hike to the crater to check out the blue fire around 4am. Visit Jagir Waterfall and stop for breakfast own expense before returning to Bali. …More 5 to 7 hoursFree CancellationPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group size3 days in Java Bali-Bromo-Kawah Ijen-BaliSoak up magical volcano vistas and learn about Javanese life, coffee, and food on this 3-day tour from Bali to the Ijen Crater and Mt. Bromo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your package includes everything you need basic accommodation, entrance fees, most meals, a 4WD tour of Bromo, a guided hike to the Ijen Crater complete with respirator mask, and round-trip transfers from a central Seminyak location. …More 3 daysFree CancellationMt. Ijen Blue Fire Trekking Tour from BaliObserve the blue flames’ of Ijen Crater during a guided trek on Mt Ijen. Departing from Bali by ferry, this overnight excursion brings you to East Java late at night to start your predawn hike to the summit. Witness this extraordinary natural phenomenon in the darkness and later be treated to superb views inside Ijen Crater. Bring your camera to capture the sight and meet local sulphur miners who toil on the mountain. Numbers are limited to ensure a small-group experience. …More 23 hoursFree CancellationMount Bromo Sunrise - Mount Ijen Blue Fire 2D1NExperience the phenomenon of the blue fire without having to worry about advance planning on a 2-day excursion, which includes a sunrise trekking tour of Mt. Ijen. Unlike typical Ijen day trips, this excursion also takes you to the top of Mt. Bromo, from which you can enjoy panoramic views of Java’s volcanic landscape. …More 2 daysFree CancellationPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group sizeIjen Crater TourWitness one of the most spectacular natural phenomenon in Southeast Asia during a trekking tour of the Ijen Crater from Banyuwangi. Hassle-free hotel pickup means you won’t have to worry about finding a meeting point in the early hours of the morning, while a guide offer local insight and ensures you don’t get lost. …More 12 to 14 hoursFree CancellationPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group sizeOvernight Mount Ijen Blue Fire Trek Tour From Bali Private-All InclusiveTravel to east Java in comfort and watch the blue flame flickering over the sulfur lake of Mount Ijen as you climb by night. Savor the volcanic landscapes above Banyuwangi, capture photos of sulfur miners, and enjoy three delicious local meals as you travel. Tour includes door-to-door round-trip transportation from the usual south Bali hotspots. …More 2 daysFree CancellationSurabaya - Mount Bromo – Tumpak Sewu Waterfall – Ijen Bluefire Tour - Bali 4d3nIdeal for travelers looking for immersive multi-day experiences, this tour explores the best of the East Java region in four days. Highlights include catching a sunrise from Mount Bromo, hiking to a crater lake on Mount Ijen, and visiting the photogenic Tumpak Sewu and Kapa Biru waterfalls. All transportation and accommodations for three nights with breakfast are included. …More 4 daysFree CancellationPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group size 1 dayDay Tour - Ijen Blue Flame via BanyuwangiSee one of Banyuwangi’s top attractions even in limited time on an express tour of the Ijen Crater that’s designed with time-pressed travelers in mind. See both the blue fire and sunrise on the carter lake, and trek into the interior of the volcano under the instruction of your private guide. …More 10 hoursPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group sizeIjen Blue Fire Private Trekking by EnDag BaliSee the stunning blue fires of East Java’s Ijen crater on this excursion that departs from Bali. With a private guide, embark on the long journey from Bali to East Java and get an early night’s rest at a local homestay. Early the next morning, begin the long trek up the active volcano in order to catch the sunrise at the top and observe the stunning blue fires. …More 1 day 6 hoursFree CancellationPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group sizeKawah Ijen Blue Fire Tour - Share PackageA short highlight tour for hiking Kawah Ijen by night to see the blue fire, sunrise, and sulfur mining activities. This is a shared tour package with other guests who also stay in our place at the same time and also the cheapest package which very suits for backpackers on a tight budget. …More 9 hoursFree CancellationPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group size24h trip to Kawah Ijen & local Javanese breakfastIt’s tough to reach the Ijen Crater Kawah Ijen from Bali independently there’s no public transport and most providers won’t allow rental vehicles off the island. Skip the stress and join a small group maximum 10 and a guide for a mesmerizing experience a night-time volcano climb to see the blue sulfur fires in the crater lake and watch workers harvesting sulfur. Your package includes dinner, breakfast, accommodation, and transfers. …More 1 day3D2N - Mount Bromo, Tumpak Sewu, Kawah Ijen Crater start from Malang or SurabayaIdeal for travelers looking for immersive multi-day experiences, this tour explores the best of the East Java region in three days of sightseeing. Highlights include visiting Tumpak Sewu Waterfalls, catching a sunrise in Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, and hiking to the “blue fire” acidic crater lake on Mount Ijen. Transportation can be arranged from Malang or Surabaya. …More 3 daysFree CancellationPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group sizeMount Bromo Sunrise - Mount Ijen Blue Fire 3D2NRather than rush through an excursion to Mount Bromo, take your time and explore the area on this 3-day tour. With a private guide, drive to the top of Mount Bromo to watch a beautiful sunrise and hike to the crater. Then, on day 2, climb to the summit of Mount Ijen and witness the Blue Flame, which is a result of the sulfur mixed with the heat of the crater. …More 3 daysFree CancellationPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group size2Days - Bromo Sunrise Ijen Adventure via MalangSimplify your sightseeing in East Java on a handy small-group tour from Malang that includes two of the region’s must-see volcanoes Mt. Bromo and Mt. Ijen. Start with a four-wheel-drive safari to Mt. Bromo to catch the sunrise over the active volcano. Stay overnight at a local homestay or hotel in Bondowoso so you’re well-rested for the next adventure hiking to Mt. Ijen’s crater to see the amazing blue flames. …More 2 daysFree CancellationPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group size3Days - Adventure Bromo Ijen via Surabaya or MalangDiscover the volcanoes of Eastern Java on a 3-day excursion from Surabaya. The first day is spent driving to the base of Mount Bromo passing waterfalls, temples, and villages on the way. See the sunrise over Mount Bromo by way of a 4x4 vehicle on day two and trek to the summit of Mount Ijen to catch the sunrise on the last day before heading back to Surabaya. …More 3 daysPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group sizeEast Java Tours with Bromo Photography, Ijen Blue Fire and WaterfallDiscover East Java’s spectacular volcanic landscapes on this fully private tour from Surabaya or Malang, complete with private guide and your own 4WD to explore Mt. Bromo. See towering Madakaripura Waterfall; watch the sunrise over Mt. Bromo; and marvel at the mysterious blue flame of the Ijen Crater. Your tour includes two nights’ hotel accommodation, with breakfast. Return to your original hotel or finish in Banyuwangi for boats to Bali. …More 3 daysFree Cancellation3 Days - Mount Bromo and Kawah Ijen Crater // D1 - D3 Explore the perfect beauty of East Java's paradise with the top rate travel agency in Malang "Smartway Indonesia Tours." - Enjoy your time by visit Indonesia's most beautiful active volcano Mount Bromo. - Catching the blue fire in Kawah Ijen crater and learn more about coffe plantation. - Accomodation, breakfast/lunch, ticket entrance, frienly english speaker guide, and private transport are included. …More 3 daysFree CancellationPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group sizeBromo Ijen Tour Package From Surabaya Bali or BanyuwangiWith this tour you will Enjoy blue fire at ijen crater, explore mount bromo also the sunrise spot, this tour will end up in Surabaya area and starting point from banyuwangi or bali Visit waterfall and plantation in banyuwangi also part of this tour …More 3 daysFree CancellationMount Ijen Bromo Tour from Ubud Bali 3 days 2 nightsStray from the beaten path and explore a lesser-known part of Indonesia—without having to worry about planning—on a private 3-day tour that takes care of accommodation, transport, and activities. You’ll travel to Java to experience some of Indonesia’s most staggering natural sights, which include the Ijen Crater and Mt. Bromo. …More 3 daysPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group sizeKawah Ijen Blue Fire Tour - Share Package Start from BanyuwangiA short highlight tour for hiking Kawah Ijen by night to see the blue fire, sunrise, and sulfur mining activities. This is a shared tour package with other guests who also stay in our place at the same time and also the cheapest package which very suits for backpackers on a tight budget. …More 8 hoursFree CancellationPrice varies by group sizePrice varies by group sizeHomeThings to do in IndonesiaThings to do in East JavaIjen Crater Kawah Ijen Tours67f0b0b8-8ca9-4c4c-9847-980159fad094attraction_detailFrequently Asked QuestionsThe answers provided below are based on answers previously given by the tour provider to customers’ the best way to experience Ijen Crater Kawah Ijen?Art & CultureAudio GuidesClasses & WorkshopsFood & DrinkKid-FriendlyOutdoor ActivitiesSeasonal & Special OccasionsTickets & PassesTours, Sightseeing & CruisesTravel & Transportation ServicesUnique Experiences Things to do in BanyuwangiThings to do in BaliThings to do in West JavaThings to do in SabahThings to do in SeminyakThings to do in KutaThings to do in UbudThings to do in JimbaranThings to do in Nusa DuaThings to do in SumatraThings to do in Mekong DeltaThings to do in KedahThings to do in Western AustraliaThings to do in Southern VietnamThings to do in Palawan Trending attractionsEiffel TowerColosseumHoover DamStatue of LibertySagrada FamiliaBurj KhalifaLouvreAcropolisRoad to Hana Hana HighwayRoman Forum Foro RomanoSt. Mark's Basilica Basilica di San MarcoMolokini CraterNa Pali CoastUffizi Galleries Gallerie degli UffiziBlue Lagoon

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