HOT SPRING TREKS IN INDONESIA
The 11 best hot spring treks in Indonesia you can book today, with what each costs, how long it walks and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of a private Mount Batur sunrise trek with guide, breakfast, private transfers, and a soothing Batur hot spring visit.
“Amazing experience! Definitely need some level of fitness because it’s challenging in parts! Our guides were phenomenal, let us move at a pace that was comfortable and coaxed us through the hardest parts. Would absolutely recommend!!”
Trek Mount Batur for sunrise, enjoy a volcanic-steam breakfast, then soak in hot springs with Lake Batur views on a private Bali tour.
“What can I say about this experience,the best on my visit to Bali. We were picked up on time at 2.30 am by Radek who drove us to base camp safely and gave us all the information we needed as to what to expect.It was there we met our gRead more”
Review of a 3-day Rinjani trek to the summit, Segara Anak Lake, hot springs, and crater rims, with costs, pacing, and practical tips.
“The great views of the crater and lake form the Rim of Rinjani. Also there was an incredible view of Mount Agung and Gili island from Senaru Rim.”
Climb Mount Batur for sunrise, enjoy breakfast at the summit, then soak in hot springs with pickup, gear, towels, and tickets included.
“It was an interesting trip. Our tour guide never showed up at our hotel for the Sunrise Trek. Apparently they had overslept. Luckily, the company sent someone to take us up the mountain in a jeep. They drove very safely and slowly, pRead more”
Review of Bali’s Mount Batur sunrise trek, hot springs, breakfast, and coffee plantation visit, with practical tips on pace, price, and effort.
“This excursion was amazing and made even more so by our guide Made! It was definitely a challenging trek up the mountain, but Made was patient and kind on the way up and fun and silly with us on the way down. There are many guides but I would recommend you book with Made!”
Review of Mount Batur sunrise trekking from Ubud, including breakfast, hot springs, coffee plantation, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“Amazing trip, recommended 100%, driver on time, all the itinerary was as expected, tour guide explanations were super interesting and valuable information”
Climb Mount Batur for a sunrise over Bali, then soak in hot springs, visit a coffee plantation, and refresh at a private lounge.
“One of the best experiences I had in Bali! The hike was a lot more challenging than I expected, but there are motorbikes that can take you most of the way up if you need. Watching the sunrise from the top of the mountain is worth it. I also loved visiting the hot springs and coffee plantation afterwards, it's an amazing way to see more of Bali. Our driver Prapte was very helpful and knowledgable, which made the experience more enjoyable.”
Review of Mount Batur sunrise trekking from Ubud with breakfast, private transport, walking gear, and a hot spring soak for $53.
“Coming down the mountain felt like I was skiing. However, overall experience was great from the time of pickup to drop off”
Review of Mount Batur sunrise trekking and hot springs tour from Ubud, with guide support, breakfast, transport, costs, timing, and practical tips.
“Our driver Wayan was very friendly and drove with great care. He thoroughly explained the itinerary and made sure we were always looked after. Our guide was also very patient, and the pace of the hike was perfect for beginners.”
Review of Bali’s Mount Batur sunrise hike and natural hot spring, with breakfast, transport, timing, difficulty, value, and booking tips.
“Was an amazing experience! Our driver picked us up from seminyak at 130am and drove us to Mt batur. We hiked with a guide and another couple. Was incredible!! Even though we didn't get to see the sun rise due to clouds covering it, it was still so incredible! Worth waking up at1am!”
A demanding 3-day Mount Rinjani trek with summit sunrise, Segara Anak Lake, hot springs, crater camps, meals, guides, and porters.
“Ma fille et moi étions dans un groupe de 12 entouré de 2 guides et de 5 porteurs. Notre guide Agus a su prendre soin de nous dans les moments difficiles car il y en a. C'est la randonnée la plus difficile que nous avons réalisée. Nous ne sommes pas allées au sommet car c'est très physique. Le dernier jour peut être éprouvant ; 3 h pour atteindre le sommet, 1h30 pour redescendre au camp et 5/6 h de descente. Nous étions bien èquipèes : pantalon et t-shirt thermiques, doudoune. Nous avons dormi tout habillé dans le duvet. Gants et bonnet sont aussi indispensables. Nous avons très bien mangé pendant…”
A morning, a night out, or a fortnight at altitude.
