Highlights
- Holy Private Tour Climbing to Mount Agung Highest Peak3,142m & South Peak2,900m
- Guided by local Mount Agung guides familiar with the terrain and conditions
- Panoramic sunrise views above the clouds
- Praying on Mount Agung Bali dan mencicipi madu hutan alami
- visit the guide's house and see the honey bee harvesting process (kele-kele)
Description
This private Mount Agung hike to the highest peak at 3,142m or the southern peak at 2,900m at sunrise offers more than just reaching the summit. Led by a local guide born and raised near Mount Agung, this trek combines a challenging volcano climb and prayers at Bali's largest temple with an authentic cultural experience upon descent.
The climb begins at midnight, allowing you to reach the summit just in time for sunrise.
As dawn breaks, enjoy panoramic views above the clouds and across eastern Bali, with Mount Rinjani visible in the clear morning light, greeted by a beautiful sunrise.
Your local guide will lead you to a prayer before you begin the climb to ensure a smooth and safe ascent according to Balinese beliefs. He will carefully adjust your pace, rest stops, and route selection based on weather and trail conditions to ensure a safe and comfortable climb.
After completing the descent, the experience continues off the mountain. You will visit the home of a local Mount Agung guide or mountain family, where daily life is closely intertwined with the forest and the volcano.
Here, you can rest and recuperate while enjoying freshly brewed Balinese coffee and sampling natural forest honey collected from the surrounding area.
Depending on the season and local conditions, guests can also learn about traditional honey harvesting methods practiced by the local community.
This includes live demonstrations led by experienced locals, who provide insight into how honey is sustainably harvested in the Mount Agung region.
This combination of summit adventure, sacred trekking, and village life creates a deeper connection with Bali's most sacred mountain, from its summit to the people who call it home.
Includes
Hotel pickup and drop-off after the hike
Private trekking guide
Entrance ticket to the hiking area
Headlamp
Trekking pole
Warm gloves
Raincoat
Safety equipment, including radio communication
Light breakfast after the hike
Fresh fruits
Balinese fried bananas
Balinese canang) for prayer
Hot coffee or tea
Coffee and honey tasting at a local home
First aid kit
Excludes
Warm jacket
Long pants
Proper trekking shoes
Drinking water (minimum 2 liters per person)
Sunscreen
Extra clothes
Personal backpack
Additional snacks or personal food supplies
Important Information
- This is a moderate to challenging hike; good physical condition is required
Not recommended for people with heart problems, serious medical conditions, or pregnant travelers
Weather conditions may affect route selection or summit access
The hike takes place at night and early morning; temperatures at the summit can be cold
Honey harvesting activities are seasonal and depend on local conditions; hands-on participation is not guaranteed
Guests are expected to respect local customs, sacred areas, and the mountain environment
Proper trekking shoes and warm clothing are essential for safety and comfort
If bad weather prevents summit access and the activity must be canceled or significantly changed, customers will receive a full refund.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
