Mount Batur Trek
4.6
(625 community reviews)
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Bali with a sunrise hike up Mount Batur. This guided trek offers stunning panoramic views as you ascend the volcano, culminating in a spectacular sunrise at the summit. With expert guides and optional pickup from various locations, this adventure is perfect for both beginners and seasoned hikers alike.
Key Highlights
Sunrise Summit
Arrive before dawn for breathtaking sunrise views over Lake Batur and Mount Agung.
Local Guide Insight
Learn volcanic facts, history, and crater geology from an English-speaking guide.
Inclusions
Round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off (SIC or PVT)Licensed English-speaking trekking guide Light breakfast Entrance and trekking permitsInsuranceExclusions
Personal hiking gear such as gloves or headlampsGratuities for guide and driverAdditional snacks or beveragesThings to know
- The duration of the hike is approximately 5–8 hours, including transfers.
- Shower facilities at Mt. Batur Lounge have limited availability and are first-come, first-served.
- A moderate fitness level is recommended due to steep inclines and vigorous hiking.
- This activity is not suitable for pregnant women, individuals with back or heart problems, or those with mobility impairments.
- Professional cameras are not allowed without a permit.
- Re-entry after exiting the lounge is not permitted.
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Where you'll be
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- The trail is steeper and rougher than it sounds, so go slow and steady, especially on loose gravel sections.
- You must hire a registered guide, as locals enforce this firmly and it helps avoid awkward confrontations.
- If you’re not very fit, you might consider a dirt-bike pickup near the top, if allowed by staff time limits.
- Start your journey around 3 AM to reach the summit before sunrise and avoid crowding at the peak.
- Bring your own headlamp and good shoes, as tour-provided ones sometimes fail or feel slippery.
- Layer up well and carry a spare shirt or blanket to stay warm during the chilly wait at the top.
- Be cautious at coffee plantation stops, as some spots push overpriced items disguised as souvenirs.
- Weekday treks give you more breathing room at the summit compared to weekends, when it’s bustling with tourists.
Terms and conditions
- Participants must be at least 18 years old; children may join if fit.
- Participants must inform the guide of any medical conditions prior to the activity.
- All participants must adhere to the guide's instructions during the hike.
- The provider reserves the right to change the itinerary due to weather or safety conditions.
- Liability waivers must be signed prior to participation.