Agung

Gunung Agung is Bali’s highest and holiest volcano

Overview

For Balinese Hindus, Gunung Agung is the most sacred and revered volcano in Bali.

The 3,142-meter high volcano previously erupted in 1963, and has erupted again in September of 2017.

The challenging and perilous climb of Gunung Agung is reserved exclusively for experienced hikers.

After a 3-4 hour ascent, freezing temperatures await the hiker at the top. However, the view of the early morning’s rising sun is both magical and unforgettable, and well worth the effort. You will feel like a true champion after conquering this climb.

We will pick you up at your hotel between midnight and 1:00 a.m. (depending on your location) and will provide you with all the necessary equipment to complete the climb.

Our professional guide will offer his support to you throughout the entirety of this wonderful adventure.

Water, snacks and fruit will be provided for the hike. Once you reach the top, you will get to enjoy breakfast while taking in a stunning view of all of Bali (if the clouds allow!)

Take your time and take many pictures to capture this special moment before hiking back down to your starting point and being dropped back off at your hotel.

Tour Features

Why visit the Agung?

• If you a real adventure lover, this trek is the best choice for you
• Witness the amazing sunrise from the top of the Agung Volcano
• Enjoy your breakfast at dawn at an altitude of + 3000 meters

Description

Part 1: Pick-up at your hotel between midnight and 1:00 a.m. (depending on your location).

Part 2: Start of the hike in Pasar Agung at 2:00 a.m.

Part 3: Sunrise and breakfast between 5:30 and 6:00 a.m.

Part 4:Picknic style breakfast.

Part 5: Drop-off at your hotel around noon (depending on your location).

The tour package includes

The tour package excludes

Things to bring with you:

Volcanic temperatures can range from +2 to +25 degrees. That’s why we highly recommend that you think about your own comfort in advance. Consider bringing the following:

• a pair of sports or hiking shoes;
• warm clothes (long pants, scarf, jacket, beanie, hat);
• an extra set of clothes to change into after the hike (T-shirt, socks, etc.);
• rainwear and wet wipes (you can buy these in any store or gas station);
• a cap, a hat or a beanie;
• a small backpack for the climb;
• an ID card (or a copy).

By signing up for this tour, you are accepting (or even seeking) to be taken out of your “comfort zone”, an inevitable part of any trip to Java.

Meeting point and departure