Active volcano with crater climb, sunrise views, and Sea of Sand
Area Gn. Bromo, Podokoyo, Tosari, Pasuruan Regency, East Java, Indonesia Get directions

"Set within a vast caldera in East Java, Bromo delivers a cinematic climb at 7,641 feet: it sits in a sea of volcanic sand with smoke often rising from its crater, and most travelers begin before dawn to watch sunrise from Mount Penanjakan, then cross the sand plain and climb the final set of stairs to Bromo’s rim; the hike is short but atmospheric, and while Bromo is active it is considered safe and regularly visited, with independent hiking common though guides are available." - Hana Al-Khodairi
"Mount Bromo is one of the most popular volcano hikes in Indonesia, though it can be crowded with tourists and cars." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"A visually spectacular volcano in eastern Java popular for sunrise visits and dramatic photo opportunities, offering accessible volcanic scenery that draws many visitors wanting an iconic volcano experience." - SilverKris
"An active volcano within a national park on eastern Java, renowned for its otherworldly, photographer-friendly landscapes; many visitors take a midnight tour that includes a very early pickup and a sunrise viewing from nearby Pananjakan, with options for overnight or full-day itineraries—note that Pananjakan may be seasonally closed for renovations, so check availability before booking." - SilverKris
"An active volcano about three hours from the city that is famous for sunrise treks; visitors commonly hike for around two hours in darkness to reach viewpoints that offer dramatic panoramas of the volcanic caldera at dawn." - Sanjay Surana