Indonesia · WATERFALL TOURS IN YOGYAKARTA
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 8 waterfall tours in Yogyakarta worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Small-group hike from Yogyakarta to Selogriyo Temple and rice terraces, then to Kedung Kayang waterfall with Mt. Merapi views.
“This tour is worth to go for the waterfall and rice field very quiet and peaceful tour. But the temple nothing special”
East Java in 3 to 4 days with Tumpak Sewu, Bromo sunrise by jeep, and Ijen blue fire, ending with hotel drop-off in Bali.
“The tour was very well organized, loved the hotels we stayed in and our guide Indra was awesome!”
A small-group day trip from Yogyakarta to remote Selogriyo Temple, rice terraces, and Kedung Kayang waterfall swim.
“Atok was an excellent guide! The best we had in Yogyakarta!! He explained everything with a lot of passion and he was a fun guy. My parents and I were delighted with his company and the excursion was amazing, best views ever. A 10 for the day!! And it didn’t rain :)”
Full-day tour from Yogyakarta to Selogriyo rice terraces and Kedung Kayang waterfall, with local coffee, photos, and swimming.
“Its a nice additional option in Yogyakarta beside the famous temples to fill up the experience. Marmad (guide) and Ahmad (driver) is a perfect team to make a successful day out of your stay in Yogyakarta 😄 Thanks a lot”
A 10-hour small-group day in Yogyakarta: Borobudur’s 504 stone Buddhas, a hidden waterfall swim, and Kalibiru views from the Menoreh hills.
“We had a great time on this tour. Unfortunately due to the waterfall being dry we had a slight change of plan. We didn’t see Kalibiru National Park to make time to see another waterfall further away. This was all communicated to us before the tour and we were happy to proceed. Our guide, Yuni, was amazing! Super friendly and knowledgable. He also showed us a local Indonesian market and took us to a local lunch spot. This flexibility was exactly what we love from having tours run by the local people. The sites are all stunning - would recommend!”
4WD Merapi adventure plus Kedung Kayang Waterfall, Kalikuning River off-road, and Kaliadem bunker, with hotel pickup from Yogyakarta.
“We liked our guide Jacky! He was knowledgeable and kind. We had a cloudy day thus the amazing views were lost to us and that is why we wanted to go, however, it was still pretty! The waterfall especially. A lot of Indonesian tourists were there as well to take pictures. The visit to the vulcano was nice although I think with better view it would have been more amazing. Moreover, the water ride is a bit silly, but we had a great laugh. All together a nice day!”
4-day Yogyakarta to East Java: Tumpak Sewu, Bromo sunrise, Ijen night hike, then Bali. Hotels, transport, and ferries included.
“We had such a great trip! Everything was so well planned and stress free. Not having to worry about getting to each place, having experienced guides and such an amazing driver KoKo we couldn’t rate this trip higher! We were lucky enough to be the only ones in our tour, so was a private tour the whole way which was great! The accomodation included was really good! The highlight was definitely Ijen Volcano tour, absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for such an incredible 4 days!”
5-day private Bali to Yogyakarta tour hitting Ijen blue fire, Mount Bromo sunrise, Tumpak sewu waterfall, Borobudur and Prambanan.
“We had a really great time during this tour! We had a private car and a private guide for all the activities. Our driver Dedhy was the absolute best!!! He organised everything for us in a very efficient way and always had suggestions on how to make our experience the best. He was also very friendly and always up for a chat, which was really nice considering the long drives. He also picked really great guides for us, making our experience very rich both in getting to know the nature around us but also the local culture and people. This tour doesn't have many reviews because it's somewhat the other…”
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