Top Yogyakarta Active & Outdoor Classes

Self-driving on Java is challenging for people who are used to more regulated roads. Skip the stress (and the navigation hassles) when you book this private transport-only tour to Yogyakarta's big three attractions: the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Borobudur and Prambanan, plus the Merapi volcano. The tour is conducted in English. Please note that the Jeep tour, like entrance fees, is at your own expense.

Cover the highlights of Yogyakarta, from its heritage and culture to its natural landscapes and local life, on this exciting bicycle tour. Join your group and pedal past Buddhist temples, rice fields, and small villages. Make a stop at a local home to learn to make classic Indonesian snacks and listen to music played by a traditional bamboo instrument.

Escape the bustling city streets of Yogyakarta and spend a day exploring the outskirts of the city on this cultural tour. With a private guide, visit the temples of Borobudur and Prambanan to learn about the Buddhist religion and enjoy the serene surroundings. You also stop at the Merapi Volcano, one of the most active in Indonesia, to take in the beautiful landscapes.

Begin your culinary journey at a local fresh food market in Yogyakarta, selecting vibrant vegetables, fragrant herbs, and spices for your cooking class. Create a delightful menu featuring one starter, four main courses, and an authentic dessert, all while immersing yourself in the flavors of the region. After relishing your homemade lunch, embark on a cycling adventure through the picturesque countryside. Ride a vintage bicycle along rural roads, breathe in the fresh air, and soak in the scenic views of rice terraces and plantations. Visit a rice plantation to discover the cultivation process, and experience the warm hospitality of the village of Bantul.

Batik, textiles dyed using wax, is a signature of Yogyakarta. Learn the art and bring home a beautiful souvenir at this batik-making class near the Prambanan Temple Complex. You’ll trace a pattern, outline it in melted wax using traditional “canting” tools, then dye it in sequence to bring out the brilliant colors. As soon as it’s dry, the work is yours to take home.