10 Days 9 Nights
Daily Tour
20 people
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Three of Indonesia’s greatest wonders, one seamless journey, this Bromo Komodo Bali tour strings together experiences most travellers only ever see on separate trips. Stand above the clouds as sunrise ignites Mount Bromo’s lunar caldera. Sail the wild islands of Komodo National Park to walk with dragons, laze on the famous Pink Beach and snorkel reefs patrolled by mantas and turtles. Then let Bali’s temples, rice terraces and easy warmth wind the adventure down in style. Fire, wild, soul — in that order, and each chapter feels like a different country.
Trips like this usually mean juggling three operators and hoping the connections hold. Here, one local team runs the whole thread — every transfer, boat and guide — so the only thing you carry between islands is the story so far.
Is This Trip Right for You?
For travellers who want Indonesia’s icons stacked into one trip, comfortable with early starts, boat nights and a moving itinerary. If you’d prefer a slower single-region pace, our Bali or Komodo-only trips will suit better, and we’ll say so honestly.
Multi-island Indonesia is a logistics puzzle, and we’ve been solving it since 2006. We time Bromo for the clear-dawn window, run Komodo on a comfortable liveaboard with ranger-guided dragon walks, and hand-pick Bali’s calmer corners. Compare the chapters on our Java, Komodo and Bali pages — or if you’d rather weave Lombok into the middle, that’s our Bali, Lombok & Komodo 16-day.
Arrive at Surabaya Airport, where your guide will meet you and transfer you to the Bromo area. Enjoy the scenic drive through East Java’s landscapes before settling into your accommodation near Mount Bromo.
Rise early for a Jeep ride to Mount Penanjakan, the best viewpoint for witnessing the sunrise over Mount Bromo and the surrounding caldera. Descend to the Sea of Sand and trek to Bromo’s crater for an up-close experience. Return to the hotel for breakfast before heading to Tumpak Wewu Waterfall then onto Surabaya for overnight.
Take a morning flight to Labuan Bajo, the gateway to Komodo National Park. Board your boat and sail towards Kelor Island for a scenic hike. Snorkel in Manjarite’s clear waters before witnessing thousands of bats take flight at Kalong Island at sunset. Overnight on the boat in an air-conditioned cabin.
Wake up early for a sunrise trek to Padar Island, famous for its stunning panoramic views. Visit Komodo Island for a guided hike to see the legendary Komodo dragons. Continue to Pink Beach for snorkeling and relaxation before sailing to Manta Point, where you may spot majestic manta rays. Overnight on the boat.
Enjoy morning snorkeling at Siaba and Kanawa Island, known for vibrant coral reefs and marine life. Return to Labuan Bajo and explore the town with visits to Mirror Cave and Waringin Hill before checking into your hotel for a well-deserved rest.
Fly back to Bali and transfer to Ubud, the island’s cultural and spiritual heart. Relax at your hotel and explore the tranquil surroundings. Enjoy free time to visit Ubud’s markets, and cafes, or take a stroll through the lush rice terraces. Overnight in Ubud.
Visit the iconic Tanah Lot Temple, perched on a rock in the sea, followed by Taman Ayun, a stunning royal temple surrounded by lotus ponds. Continue to the scenic Jatiluwih rice terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage site. End the day at Alas Kedaton, a sacred monkey forest. Return to Ubud for an overnight stay.
Travel to Pakerisan Valley, a UNESCO-recognized heritage site, and visit an 8th-century Hindu temple hidden in the jungle. Participate in a traditional cleansing ritual at Tirtha Mengening before enjoying a farm-to-table lunch in the rice fields. Later, experienced guided meditation with a Balinese priest.
Spend the morning exploring Ubud at your own pace. In the evening, join a guided street food tour, tasting Bali’s most authentic dishes at hidden local warungs and roadside cafes.
Enjoy a leisurely morning before being transferred to the airport for your flight home, concluding your incredible Indonesian adventure.
The best time to visit Indonesia for this trip is during the dry season, from April to October, when weather conditions are ideal for trekking, snorkeling, and island-hopping.
This tour involves moderate hiking, snorkeling, and cultural explorations. A reasonable level of fitness is recommended, especially for the Bromo sunrise trek and Komodo hikes.
You will stay in comfortable hotels, lodges, and air-conditioned boat cabins during the Komodo portion of the trip.
Pack lightweight, breathable clothing, a hat, sunscreen, comfortable hiking shoes, swimwear, and a waterproof bag for boat trips.