Top Central Java Safaris

Visit one of the spectacular caves in Java when you join this fun day tour! Located on the southeast side of Yogyakarta, Jomblang Cave is one of the popular destinations outside the city. Experts believe that this cave was formed when 50 meters wide land collapsed with its vegetation a thousand years ago. As a result, this ruined pit is a refuge for various species of ancient plants and insects. Before going down 60 to 80 meters down the cave, you will be given a briefing and equipment by professional instructors on site. Make sure you see a stunning pillar of light or "heaven's light" when exploring caves. After that, you will visit the beauty of Timang Beach that is untouched. Explore rock formations or walk along pristine white beaches while enjoying uninterrupted views of the sea. You will also make a short visit to the lobster hunting community on Pulau Panjang on the gondola and bridge ride.

Exploring an area will be more memorable if we go directly to areas that we may not be able to find when we drive with cars and similar tools, by cycling in addition to exercising, we can also see firsthand the activities of local people in Borobudur, ranging from farming, tofu craftsmen, batik making skills and so on.

Leave Yogyakarta and explore Mount Merapi on this private guided Jeep Safari. Feel the thrill of driving on one of the world's most active volcanoes, visit the museum and learn all about the devastating 2010 eruption, which took the lives of 353 people. Start your trip with a pickup from your accommodation in Yogyakarta. Jump in the car and marvel at the passing views while your guide fills you in on the region's history. Drive up the epic Mount Merapi volcano and feel the endorphins rush through your body as you enjoy the ride. Stop at several viewpoints, such as the Bunker, to get Instagram-perfect pictures of the active volcano. Visit the Mini Museum with your guide, and learn about the 2010 eruption that affected 350,000 people who had to be evacuated from the area. See pictures of the sacred mountain and find out why this eruption was the largest since the 1870s. End your day with memories and photos that will last a lifetime on this unforgettable tour.