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This is not just a holiday — it’s an awakening of the senses across Indonesia’s wild, wondrous terrain. Begin with Bali’s golden shores and sacred dances, then veer east into a realm of fire and ash, where the otherworldly glow of Ijen Crater and the smoking caldera of Mount Bromo steal your breath and still your thoughts. As the skies calm, fly to Lombok, where unspoiled beaches and Gili Island escapes offer barefoot bliss. End in Ubud, where emerald rice paddies, forested temples, and sacred springs cradle you in calm. From volcanic sunrises to spiritual sunsets, this journey rewrites what it means to explore — and to feel.
Arrive in the tropical haven of Bali and check into your hotel. In the afternoon, head south to the dramatic clifftop Uluwatu Temple, where the ocean meets ancient architecture. As the sun dips into the sea, witness the hypnotic Kecak fire dance against a burning sky. Overnight in Bali
Start early and take a scenic ferry ride from Bali to Ketapang on East Java. Upon arrival, continue your journey toward Bondowoso, nestled in the cool highlands. Spend the rest of the day relaxing at your hotel in preparation for the midnight adventure ahead.
At midnight, set off for the unforgettable trek up Mount Ijen. Witness the eerie blue flames and sunrise over the sulfur-laced crater lake—an otherworldly experience like no other. After the descent, drive onward through Java’s rural landscapes to reach Bromo. Overnight in Bromo
After breakfast, drive to Surabaya airport for your flight back to Bali. The rest of the day is yours to unwind—relax by the beach or enjoy a sunset cocktail with your toes in the sand. Overnight in Bali
Fly or ferry your way to Lombok, Bali’s quieter, rawer sibling. Check into your hotel and enjoy a slow afternoon by the beach or pool, taking in the lush scenery and slower rhythm of island life. Overnight in Lombok
Embark on a full-day trip to the Gili Islands—Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air. Snorkel in crystal-clear waters teeming with tropical fish and turtles, or simply relax on powdery beaches fringed by palms. Return by evening to Lombok. Overnight in Lombok
Take a fast boat or short flight back to Bali, then transfer to Ubud—the spiritual and artistic heart of the island. The day is free for you to explore serene rice terraces, cafés, or simply soak in the tranquility of your resort. Overnight in Ubud
Head east to discover Bali’s spiritual side. Visit the photogenic Gateway of Heaven at Lempuyang Temple, then continue to Pura Besakih—the island’s mother temple—before ending the day at Tirta Empul, where holy spring water is believed to purify the soul. Overnight in Ubud
Spend your final full day soaking in Ubud’s iconic sights. Walk with mischievous macaques in the Sacred Monkey Forest, feel the thrill on the famous jungle swings, and take a dip beneath a lush jungle waterfall. Overnight in Ubud
Depending on your flight time, enjoy a relaxed morning before your transfer to the airport. Carry home not just souvenirs, but a story woven with volcanoes, islands, temples, and legends.
The ideal months are April to October, during Indonesia’s dry season. You’ll get the best weather for volcano hikes, beach days, and outdoor exploration with minimal rainfall.
Both treks require moderate fitness. The Ijen hike begins around midnight and involves a steep climb (2–3 hours), while the Bromo viewpoint involves a shorter trek. Proper footwear and a basic level of stamina are recommended.
Flights and ferry transfers are not included by default, but we will book them based on your travel dates and preferences for seamless connectivity between islands.
Yes, the itinerary can be tailored to your group’s pace. We can adjust hikes and travel segments, and offer alternative experiences if you prefer something more relaxed.
Yes, vegetarian meals are easily available in Bali, Ubud, and Lombok. Even in East Java, most hotels and restaurants offer options.
We recommend good veg restaurants near to your hotel.
We use a handpicked selection of boutique hotels and resorts, each chosen for comfort, location, and authenticity. Upgrades and customisation are always possible.
Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated for good service. A small gratuity for local guides, drivers, or hotel staff is a kind gesture.
Pack light, breathable clothes, sturdy walking shoes, swimwear, sunscreen, and a light jacket for mountain areas. A headlamp is useful for the Ijen trek, and a dry bag for island-hopping.
