

by Bali Trekking Tour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$218This private tour begins with pickup from Ubud and transportation to Mount Agung, Bali’s highest volcano. The main trek starts at Besakih Temple, the largest sacred temple complex on the mountain. From there, a local guide leads a steep and challenging trail through dense forest and volcanic rock toward the summit. The hike takes about 10 to 12 hours in total. Along the way, the guide provides a walking stick, headlamp, bottled water, tea, coffee, and breakfast. The climb offers panoramic views of Bali, Mount Rinjani, and the coastline. The goal is to reach the summit in time for sunrise above the clouds. An alternative option begins at Pasar Agung Temple, the second-highest temple on Mount Agung. This route is shorter and less strenuous, leading to the crater rim rather than the summit, but still allows for sunrise views over southern Bali. The guide offers assistance with safety and photography throughout the trek. The tour includes private transportation, guide service, refreshments, and breakfast, with hotel pickup and drop-off. This trek requires strong fitness and prior trekking experience and is not suitable for beginners.
Mount Agung
The trek starts at Mount Agung, Bali’s highest and sacred volcano. Guided by a private expert, the route passes through dense forest, volcanic rock, and steep paths. Hikers experience the mountain’s spiritual environment and views over Bali, Mount Rinjani, and the coastline. The summit is reached at sunrise, providing a remote vantage point above the clouds. The climb is challenging and takes about eight hours on the mountain itself.
480 min
Besakih Temple
This is the main starting point for the summit climb. Besakih is Bali’s largest sacred temple complex. From here, the guide leads a steep uphill trail through temple grounds into dense forest toward the summit of Mount Agung. The route offers a complete climb culminating in sunrise views from the highest point on the island.
15 min
Pasar Agung Temple
This temple is the second-highest on Mount Agung and offers a shorter, less difficult starting point. The guide takes the group from here along a trail to the crater rim rather than the summit. Along the way, there are panoramic views of southern Bali and a peaceful temple atmosphere. This route provides a rewarding sunrise experience with a moderate level of hiking.
15 min


by Bali Trekking Tour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$218This private tour begins with pickup from Ubud and transportation to Mount Agung, Bali’s highest volcano. The main trek starts at Besakih Temple, the largest sacred temple complex on the mountain. From there, a local guide leads a steep and challenging trail through dense forest and volcanic rock toward the summit. The hike takes about 10 to 12 hours in total. Along the way, the guide provides a walking stick, headlamp, bottled water, tea, coffee, and breakfast. The climb offers panoramic views of Bali, Mount Rinjani, and the coastline. The goal is to reach the summit in time for sunrise above the clouds. An alternative option begins at Pasar Agung Temple, the second-highest temple on Mount Agung. This route is shorter and less strenuous, leading to the crater rim rather than the summit, but still allows for sunrise views over southern Bali. The guide offers assistance with safety and photography throughout the trek. The tour includes private transportation, guide service, refreshments, and breakfast, with hotel pickup and drop-off. This trek requires strong fitness and prior trekking experience and is not suitable for beginners.
Mount Agung
The trek starts at Mount Agung, Bali’s highest and sacred volcano. Guided by a private expert, the route passes through dense forest, volcanic rock, and steep paths. Hikers experience the mountain’s spiritual environment and views over Bali, Mount Rinjani, and the coastline. The summit is reached at sunrise, providing a remote vantage point above the clouds. The climb is challenging and takes about eight hours on the mountain itself.
480 min
Besakih Temple
This is the main starting point for the summit climb. Besakih is Bali’s largest sacred temple complex. From here, the guide leads a steep uphill trail through temple grounds into dense forest toward the summit of Mount Agung. The route offers a complete climb culminating in sunrise views from the highest point on the island.
15 min
Pasar Agung Temple
This temple is the second-highest on Mount Agung and offers a shorter, less difficult starting point. The guide takes the group from here along a trail to the crater rim rather than the summit. Along the way, there are panoramic views of southern Bali and a peaceful temple atmosphere. This route provides a rewarding sunrise experience with a moderate level of hiking.
15 min