Mount Batur Volcano Sunrise Trekking With Ubud Rice Terrace

About this tour

Climb an active volcano in Bali's highlands to catch sunrise from 1,717 metres, then descend through traditional coffee plantations and the iconic rice terraces of Tegallalang. This 8-hour trek pairs the raw energy of Mount Batur—sacred in Hindu belief—with breakfast cooked over geothermal steam and a cultural detour into Balinese agriculture. Suited to those with solid fitness and no spinal or cardiovascular concerns.

Highlights

• Sunrise from an active volcano crater
• Breakfast prepared using geothermal steam vents
• Traditional Balinese coffee processing walkthrough
• Tegallalang rice terrace viewpoints
• Local guide navigation and cultural context
• Hotel transport included both ways

What to expect

You'll start before dawn for a steady 2-hour ascent to the summit, arriving as light breaks over the volcanic landscape. The final stretch involves loose rock and steep sections; your guide sets the pace. After soaking in the view, you'll have a warm meal prepared using the volcano's natural heat. The descent is gentler, though your legs will feel it. On the return journey, stops at a working coffee farm show traditional processing methods—expect to taste local brews—followed by time exploring the sculptured rice paddies of Tegallalang, where the terraces drop away in geometric waves. Total trek time is manageable for moderate hikers; the coffee and terrace visits add cultural texture without rushing.

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