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East Java, Indonesia Itinerary and Budget – April/May 2014, 5 Days

A Google map of the places we have visited.

Here is our itinerary for our visit to East Java in Indonesia:

Itinerary

Day 1

Adisucipto International Airport (Yogyakarta) > Yogyakarta city tour > Prambanan Hindu Temple > Rest at Manohara Borobudur

Day 2

Sunrise at Punthuk Setumbu > Borobudur Temple > Sukuh Temple > Cetho temple > Rest at Hotel Sarangan

Day 3

Sunrise at Hotel Sarangan > Travel to Bromo > Rest at Bromo Cottage

Day 4

Sunrise at Bromo > Rest at Catimor

Day 5

Midnight trekking to Mt. Ijen > Juanda International (Surabaya)

Notes and Budget

We booked a tour from a tour agency in East Java and made some amendments so that we covered all these places above. I will say this is a sunrise tour of East Java. Except for Day 1, we would visit sites in the morning then spent the afternoon on the bus travelling to the next location (as you can see from the map, the locations are quite far from each other and the roads can be quite mountainous). We only stopped for lunch and an occasional drink. We did not do any shopping (we didn’t buy anything from the city tour in Day 1), so if you’d like to do some shopping, you will need to arrange with the tour agency.

The tour costs us USD 340 per person (minimum 4 person per tour), which covers the transport and fuel costs, entrance fees, costs of a guide in Borobudur and Mt. Ijen, lodging, and tax and service charges. The air tickets costs us about SGD 200 per person (note that airport tax is not included when we booked the air ticket for the flight back from Surabaya to Singapore, hence we had to pay it at the airport). I did not manage to keep track of daily spendings, but it’s minimal as we spend them mainly on food and drinks, plus the horse ride to Mt. Bromo.

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  1. Chantelle says

    February 11, 2016 at 5:33 am

    Looks amazing!! Do you have any info on the tour operator? and did you book when you arrived or before?

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    • Jasline N. says

      February 11, 2016 at 10:09 am

      Hi Chantelle, we booked the tour before arrival. The tour operator we booked from is Borobudur Tours and Travels.

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