At Borobudur and Prambanan, our local guides are available to guide you in English, Dutch, and Indonesian.

Yes, it’s possible to customize the tour, but both temples are recommended for the full experience.

Photography is allowed, but be respectful of sacred areas. Also, I can make pictures of you.

Wear comfortable, quick-drying clothes that you don’t mind getting a little dirty or wet. Long sleeves and pants are recommended for safety and protection from rocks.

Closed-toe shoes with good grip are required. Sneakers or hiking shoes are ideal.

Yes, the caves are recommended for children from age 10. Younger children may find the rope descent and tubing challenging.

Yes, all necessary safety equipment, including helmets, harnesses, ropes, and life jackets, are provided by the local guides on the sides.

Yes, trained local guides accompany you throughout the Jomblang and Pindul experiences. They provide instructions, safety assistance, and share interesting information.

Tours can be rescheduled if weather conditions make the cave experience unsafe. Safety is our priority.

No, food and drinks are not allowed inside the caves for safety and preservation reasons. A local lunch is provided after the Jomblang cave adventure. Of course you can leave your food and drinks in the car.

We recommend comfortable shoes with grip, a raincoat, and a small backpack for water and snacks. During the Bromo sunrise, it can get very cold. We understand you don’t want to pack warm clothes for your entire trip in Indonesia, so jackets and blankets are available to hire at the viewpoint, just for the time you need them.

This tour is coming soon. You can always double-check with us for the latest updates.

The trek to the waterfall and cave can be slippery and steep. It’s not extremely difficult, but a reasonable level of fitness and sturdy shoes are recommended.

Travel from Jogjakarta to Malang or Surabaya takes approximately 7–8 hours by car or train. The tour starts from Malang or Surabaya, not from Jogja.

At Faisal in Jogja Tour everything can be discussed, based on availability of drivers we can check if this is possible. 

Only breakfast at the Bromo homestay is included. For other meals, we recommend bringing snacks or purchasing food along the way.

The homestay is simple but clean and comfortable, offering private rooms with breakfast. Luxury hotel upgrades are available at an extra cost.

Yes, but participants should be able to walk on stairs and uneven paths at the waterfall and Bromo crater. Small children or those with limited mobility may find it challenging.

Local guides speak basic English, and all key explanations are provided in English.

Yes, you can choose hotel or airport pickup in Surabaya or Malang.

Yes, we can accommodate small stops like local markets or cultural shows if time allows.

Yes, you can leave your baggage in the car during all tours. But please note that Faisal in Jogja Tour is not responsible for theft, loss, or damage. It is at your own risk.

Lunch is included in the price for the cave tour. For the temple tour and East Java tour, lunch is optional and must be paid by yourself.

We only accept cash payment in Indonesian Rupiah.

Payment is made on the day of the tour, at the time of pick up. So you can book now, pay later. With big groups sometimes a deposit will be asked by official WhatsApp account Faisal in Jogja Tour.

Currently, we do not offer online payment. Payment is cash only at pick-up.

No, all standard tour fees are included in the price. Optional items, like lunch for the temple tour or souvenirs, must be paid separately.

Cancellations made more than 24 hours before the tour are free of charge. If you cancel within 24 hours without prior notice, 50% of the tour price will be charged. Rescheduling is always possible, lets together check the availabilities.