Mount Agung is the highest summit on Bali at 3,031 m. Both options start at night through forest and steep volcanic terrain so you reach the top for sunrise, and both descend by the same route.
Option 1 is a 2-day, 1-night climb to the summit via Besakih. Option 2 is a 1-day sunrise trek from Pura Pasar Agung to the southern crater rim at approximately 2,900 m.
Sunrise from the summit of Mount Agung (3,031 m)
Views across Bali and neighboring islands
Sunrise from the southern crater rim (approx. 2,900 m)
Views of Mount Rinjani and the volcanic crater
Private transfer to accommodation near Besakih. Free time, trekking preparation and safety briefing. Early rest before the midnight ascent.
Start trekking around midnight through forest and steep volcanic terrain. Reach the highest summit of Mount Agung for sunrise, with views across Bali and neighboring islands. Descend by the same route and transfer to your hotel. Trekking time: approximately 12–16 hours round trip.
Midnight hotel pick-up and transfer to Pura Pasar Agung. Start trekking around 2:00 a.m. through forest and steep volcanic trails. Reach the southern crater rim (approximately 2,900 m) for sunrise, with views of Bali, Mount Rinjani and the volcanic crater. Descend by the same trail and transfer back to your hotel. Trekking time: approximately 6–8 hours round trip.
Mount Agung trekking routes can close temporarily for religious ceremonies.
All departures are subject to local access regulations, weather and volcanic conditions.
