Ijen Crater Blue Fire Tour from Bali

Ijen Crater Tour from Denpasar Bali 1 Day

Witness the Electric Blue Fire and Acidic Turquoise Lake

Imagine standing on the edge of a massive volcanic crater at midnight.

Duration1 Day
Pick-upDenpasar Bali
Drop-offDenpasar Bali
Start PriceIDR 933k

⚡ Tour at a Glance: Join this 1-day Ijen Crater tour from Denpasar starting at IDR 933,000 for groups. Experience the rare blue fire and turquoise lake with an expert local guide.

A Surreal Midnight Adventure to East Java

This Ijen Crater tour from Bali offers a surreal journey into East Java.

Travelers leave the sandy beaches of Denpasar behind for a rugged mountain adventure. Your eyes will feast on the legendary blue flames dancing in the dark. Photographers capture the most stunning sunrise over the world’s largest acidic lake. For those seeking more, consider our Mount Bromo tour from Bali or the comprehensive Bromo Ijen tour. Safety information is available at Indonesia Travel.

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Local Expert Tips & 2026 Regulations

Local guides recommend bringing a high-quality respirator mask for the sulfur fumes. New 2026 regulations require all hikers to present a basic health certificate. These documents are easily obtained at local clinics before starting your trek. Safety remains our top priority while exploring this active volcanic landscape.

✨ Tour Highlights
  • Witness the rare electric blue fire phenomenon at midnight.
  • Capture incredible sunrise photos over the turquoise acidic lake.
  • Experience the traditional sulfur miners’ daily life and struggle.
  • Explore the scenic landscapes of East Java in one day.

Detailed Itinerary

⏱️ Note: This schedule is highly flexible. All timings and activities can be fully customized or rearranged to perfectly match your actual arrival and departure times.

19:00 | Departure

We pick you up from your hotel in Denpasar.

23:00 | Ferry Crossing

Enjoy a short boat ride from Gilimanuk to Java.

01:00 | Base Camp

Arrive at Paltuding to begin your midnight hike.

03:00 | Blue Fire

Reach the crater floor to see the electric flames.

05:30 | Sunrise

Watch the sky turn pink over the turquoise lake.

08:00 | Return

Hike back down for a well-deserved local breakfast.

15:00 | Bali Arrival

We drop you back at your Denpasar accommodation.

⚠️ Important Safety Notice

The blue fire is a natural phenomenon and visibility depends on weather. Volcanic activity can sometimes lead to temporary trail closures for safety reasons. Always follow your guide’s instructions and wear your gas mask near the crater rim.

Tour Price List

We offer transparent and flexible tiered pricing for this experience. Prices are estimated in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Please note that these prices are subject to change during the high season (July – September).

ParticipantsPrice Per Person (IDR)Total Price
1 Person (Solo)3,000,0003,000,000
2 Persons1,687,0003,374,000
3 Persons1,343,0004,029,000
4 Persons1,253,0005,012,000
5 Persons1,224,0006,120,000
6 Persons1,200,0007,200,000
7 Persons1,142,0007,994,000
8 Persons1,020,0008,160,000
9 Persons933,0008,397,000
✅ What’s Included
  • ✔️ Private AC transport from Bali
  • ✔️ Professional local trekking guide
  • ✔️ Return ferry tickets
  • ✔️ Gas mask and headlamp
  • ✔️ Entrance fees and breakfast
❌ What’s Excluded
  • ❌ Personal travel insurance
  • ❌ Lunch and dinner
  • ❌ Health certificate fee

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What time is the pick-up from Denpasar?

Pick-up usually starts at 19:00 to ensure we reach the ferry on time.

2. Is the hike to the crater difficult?

Moderate fitness is required as the trail is steep for about 3 kilometers.

3. Do I really need a gas mask?

Safety requires a mask because sulfur fumes can be very strong and irritating.

4. What should I pack for the trek?

Packing warm layers, sturdy shoes, and a camera is essential for this trip.

5. Are health certificates mandatory in 2026?

Health certificates are now mandatory for all visitors entering the Ijen volcanic area.