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Mount Raung Climb

Mount Raung in East Java is a technical climb. From Kalibaru Village the route climbs through plantations and tropical rainforest to Camp 7, then traverses exposed ridgelines past Puncak Bendera, Puncak 17 and Puncak Tusuk Gigi to Puncak Sejati at 3,344 m.

The ridge sections are climbed with ropes, helmets, harnesses and safety equipment, and the summit looks over Mount Raung's volcanic caldera. Previous mountain trekking experience and good physical fitness are required.

Trip Facts

Duration5 days, 4 nights
Summit3,344 m (Puncak Sejati)
RouteKalibaru – Camp 7 – Puncak Sejati – Camp 7 – Kalibaru
Start / FinishBanyuwangi Airport or train station
LevelAdvanced / technical mountaineering
PriceOn request

Trip Highlights

Puncak Sejati (3,344 m)

Technical ridge climbing

Exposed rock traverses

Views over the volcanic caldera

Tropical rainforest

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Pick-up from Banyuwangi Airport or train station. Private transfer to Kalibaru Village and check-in at a local homestay. Technical climbing briefing and equipment check. Overnight in Kalibaru.

Early breakfast and transfer to the trekking starting point. Trek through plantations and dense tropical rainforest, ascending gradually toward Camp 7. Set up camp, dinner and overnight in tents. Trekking time: 7–9 hours.

Early morning summit attempt. Traverse exposed ridgelines, including Puncak Bendera, Puncak 17 and Puncak Tusuk Gigi, with technical sections on ropes, helmets, harnesses and safety equipment. Reach Puncak Sejati, with views of Mount Raung's volcanic caldera. Descend to Camp 7 for the night. Climbing time: approximately 8–12 hours.

Breakfast and pack up camp. Descend through tropical rainforest to the trekking starting point and transfer to Kalibaru Village. Check-in at a local homestay and rest. Trekking time: 6–8 hours.

Breakfast and free time. Private transfer to Banyuwangi Airport or train station. End of expedition.

Good to Know

Previous mountain trekking experience, good physical fitness and a professional technical climbing guide are required.

Summit attempts depend on weather, volcanic activity and safety assessments.