Choose between sunrise or sunset tours for the best views. Opt for a trek or jeep tour depending on your fitness level. Private tours offer a personalized experience, while shared tours allow you to meet fellow adventurers and are more pocket-friendly. All tours include round-trip transfers, expert English-speaking guides, and a delicious breakfast to fuel your adventure. You can also opt to visit natural hot springs.

If you're looking for a challenge, are moderately fit, and want to reach the peak on foot, then the trek is the way to go. It offers a more hands-on experience with stunning viewpoints along the way. If you prefer a relaxed climb, are traveling with kids, or have physical limitations, a jeep tour is a perfect option. You'll get equally incredible views from accessible vantage points without the exertion of a full trek.

Apart from the gorgeous views, consider your travel style. If you opt for a sunrise tour, it allows you to be back in town by the afternoon and enjoy the rest of your day in Bali. If you have other things you’d like to see or want a late start, spend your day as you please before heading over to Mount Batur for a sunset tour.

Achievable for most with decent fitness, the climb to Mount Batur's peak is moderate.  The trek’s about 6km uphill, with an elevation reaching 1717m. The early pre-dawn start for sunrise tours can be a challenge, but manageable with a guide and tools (included in your tour).  Consider a jeep tour for a relaxed ascent, especially if you're traveling with family or have physical limitations.

The views from the summit of Mount Batur are incredible. From the top, you'll see the Batur caldera floor with its black lava flows, green vegetation, and Lake Batur, a turquoise lake. On clear days, you can even see Mount Agung, Bali's highest peak, on the horizon.

The dry season (April to October) offers the best chance of clear skies for sunrise views. Peak dry months (June to August) are the most consistent, while shoulder months (September & October) can be a good compromise.

It's possible to climb Mount Batur in the rain, but it definitely affects the difficulty and enjoyment of the trek. The loose volcanic gravel can become more slippery and muddy, making the footing less stable. Clouds and rain might also reduce visibility. If you do plan to trek in the rain, invest in weather-proof clothes, hiking boots, and a walking stick for better traction.

The entire Mount Batur experience, including transportation, trek, and breakfast, takes around 3 to 4 hours. The ascent itself takes 1.5 to 2 hours.

Mount Batur's trek can be challenging if you have mobility limitations. Consider a jeep tour instead and get to see the best volcanic views in Indonesia without the hassle of climbing!

Yes, all our Mount Batur tours include a breakfast enjoyed at the peak or upon descent.

Opt for a jeep tour instead of a trek if you have mobility limitations. Private jeep tours offer a comfortable and personalized experience.

Keep a rain-proof windcheater handy. Temperatures at the summit average between 10-15°C, especially at sunrise, especially during sunrise hours. Dress in breathable clothing. Wear hiking boots and bring a backpack for essentials. It's better to be slightly cool during the climb and have the option to layer up at the summit than to be uncomfortably cold at the top. You can always remove layers as needed during the trek.