Discover unforgettable hiking and camping experiences with Ciliwungcamp, from majestic mountain peaks to exotic beaches. All these places are designed to satisfy the spirit of adventure and create memorable moments of togetherness
Karimunjawa offers a serene tropical beach camping experience on soft white sand. You can enjoy stunning sunrises, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, and relax at night by the bonfire under a starry sky. In addition, you can explore exotic mangrove forests, go fishing with local fishermen, or swim with sharks at the conservation area if you’re looking for a thrill. A light trek to Bukit Love will reward you with breathtaking 360° views of the surrounding islands.
Known as “The Caribbean of Java,” Karimunjawa is famous for its pristine sea and white sandy beaches. Iconic sunrise and sunset spots at Tanjung Gelam make it a favorite among visitors, along with many Instagram-worthy photo spots such as beach swings and long wooden piers stretching into the sea.
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You can reach Karimunjawa by fast boat from Jepara in about 2–3 hours, or by regular ferry in around 5–6 hours. From the main harbor, you can continue by local boat to explore the surrounding islands.
Tips & Recommendations
The best time to visit is from April to October when the weather is sunny and the sea is calmer. It’s highly recommended to bring a dry bag to protect your belongings during island hopping, insect repellent, and sunscreen. Book activity packages in advance to secure your spot.
Karimunjawa is more than just a camping destination — it is a tropical paradise offering endless ocean adventures, where every morning starts with a mesmerizing sunrise and every night ends under a sky full of stars
The beaches in South Malang offer a serene and natural atmosphere, perfect for camping. You’ll be accompanied by the soothing sound of waves, breathtaking sunset skies, and exciting trekking trails to nearby cliffs — ideal for relaxation while staying connected with nature.
In addition to beachside camping, you can trek up to cliff viewpoints for stunning ocean panoramas, explore small forest areas around the beach, or even try fishing and chilling on hammocks under shady trees. Some beaches also feature small natural caves waiting to be explored.
South Malang beaches are famous for their soft white sand and clear turquoise waters. Watching the sunset here is a must-do experience, especially for those who love capturing magical moments on camera.
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Approximately 2–3 hours from Malang city by car or motorbike. The roads are paved until near the beach area, but the final stretch is still dirt roads, so a well-maintained vehicle is recommended.
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The best time for beach camping is during the dry season (May–September), when the weather is sunny and the waves are calmer. Bring waterproof gear, camping lamps, and power banks since electricity and phone signals are limited. Remember to keep the beach clean and always take your trash back to help preserve the natural beauty.
South Malang beaches are more than just a camping spot — they’re a place where the sound of the waves becomes your bedtime lullaby, sunset skies turn into paintings, and starry nights accompany your stories by the bonfire
Climbing Mount Semeru is not just a physical journey, but also a meaningful inner experience. Along the trail, hikers will pass through enchanting forests, vast savanna fields (Oro-Oro Ombo), and the legendary “Love Hill” (Tanjakan Cinta). Ranu Kumbolo, a serene lake located at 2,400 meters above sea level, becomes a beautiful reward before continuing the trek to Mahameru summit.
Here, the sunrise slowly emerges behind the mist, creating a breathtaking silhouette. The tranquil atmosphere and cool mountain air turn every moment into a chance for reflection, making it perfect for those seeking peace while embracing the adventure of high-altitude hiking.
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The journey starts from Ranu Pane Village, approximately a 2-hour drive from Malang or Lumajang. From the basecamp, the trek continues for about 2 days to reach Mahameru summit (3,676 meters), with Ranu Kumbolo serving as the main resting point and a favorite camping spot.
Tips & Recommendations
The Semeru trail is usually open during the dry season (around April–November), depending on weather and safety conditions. Be sure to bring complete hiking gear, including a warm jacket, sleeping bag, headlamp, and enough food supplies. Book your hiking permit (SIMAKSI) online in advance before starting your adventure.
Mount Semeru is not only about conquering the peak, but also about finding tranquility, celebrating every step, and embracing the magnificent beauty of nature
Mount Kelud offers a short yet memorable hiking experience with spectacular views. Its unique active crater, surrounded by steep cliffs, creates a dramatic and breathtaking panorama. The relatively short trail and easy access make it ideal for beginners or anyone who wants to enjoy mountain scenery without a challenging climb.
Besides hiking, you can enjoy the cool mountain air while taking photos at the viewing platforms, with the stunning greenish-blue crater as your backdrop. Camping near the crater provides a different kind of adventure — imagine spending the night under the stars and waking up to a mesmerizing sunrise from above.
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Mount Kelud is around 1.5–2 hours by paved road from Kediri or Blitar. From the main parking area, hikers can directly continue on foot to reach the crater.
Tips & Recommendations
Bring a warm jacket, as temperatures at night can get very cold. A headlamp or flashlight is essential if you plan to camp or catch the sunrise. Always check the trail conditions and the volcano’s activity status beforehand to ensure safety.
Mount Kelud is not just about hiking — it’s about finding peace, admiring the unique crater views, and cherishing memorable moments in the heart of nature
Kawah Ijen is famous for its rare blue fire phenomenon — one of only two in the world — and its striking turquoise sulfur lake surrounded by dramatic crater walls. The night hike to the crater offers a truly unique and unforgettable experience, especially as you witness the glowing blue flames before dawn.
When the sun rises, the view becomes even more mesmerizing: a surreal combination of mist, the vivid lake, and the silhouettes of sulfur miners working in the crater. This magical atmosphere makes every step feel special and is perfect for those seeking a different kind of hiking adventure.
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From Banyuwangi city, it takes about 2 hours by car to reach Paltuding basecamp. From there, the hike to the crater takes approximately 2–3 hours.
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Always use a gas mask to protect yourself from sulfur fumes. Wear a warm jacket and gloves, as the temperatures at night can be very cold. Make sure you’re in good physical condition and book your guide in advance, especially during the high season (April–October).
Kawah Ijen is more than just a hike — it’s about experiencing a natural wonder found nowhere else, starting your day with mesmerizing blue fire, and welcoming the sunrise with unforgettable views.
Surrounded by lush pine forests and a clear, soothing river, Bedengan Camping Ground offers a refreshing escape into nature. The cool mountain breeze and the scent of pine trees make every moment here feel calm and relaxing.
Bedengan is perfect for family trips, community gatherings, or simply unwinding from your daily routine. Besides camping, visitors can enjoy light trekking along the riverside, play in the water, or just sit back and listen to the sounds of nature. Its easy access and complete facilities make Bedengan a practical choice that still delivers a strong natural atmosphere.
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Located about 45 minutes from Malang city, Bedengan is accessible by motorcycle or car via paved roads, although there are some uphill sections.
Tips & Recommendations
Bring a mat or hammock to relax among the pine trees. The best time to visit is in the morning or midday to enjoy the fresh air and beautiful sunlight filtering through the forest. Don’t forget to bring a warm jacket or blanket if you plan to stay overnight, as the temperature can get quite chilly at night.
Bedengan is not just a camping ground — it’s a place to clear your mind, strengthen bonds, and enjoy nature in a simple yet memorable way
Rojo Camp offers a modern camping experience that combines comfort with a natural mountain atmosphere. Surrounded by lush green views and fresh mountain air, this place creates a relaxed yet warm ambiance.
With its more complete facilities, Rojo Camp is the perfect choice for gatherings, office retreats, family camping, or simply a cozy staycation in nature. The spacious camping area, designated bonfire spot, and on-site café serving warm dishes make every moment more memorable and practical.
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Rojo Camp is located about 30–40 minutes from Malang city, accessible via smooth paved roads, making it easy to reach by car or motorcycle.
Tips & Recommendations
Bring only essential personal items, as most necessities are available on-site. The best time to visit is in the late afternoon so you can enjoy the sunset and the cozy evening atmosphere around the bonfire.
Rojo Camp is not just about camping — it’s about celebrating togetherness, enjoying simplicity, and experiencing modern comfort in the heart of nature
Located just a few minutes from the center of Batu City, Coban Putri offers a refreshing pine forest atmosphere with a calming waterfall as its backdrop. The soothing sound of flowing water combined with the crisp mountain air makes this spot perfect for unwinding and recharging your energy.
Here, you can enjoy a relaxing camping experience near the waterfall, take a light hike through the forest, or simply sit back and breathe in the serene surroundings. Coban Putri is also famous for its aesthetic photo spots, including the iconic extreme swing with a waterfall backdrop — ideal for those who love capturing memorable moments.
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Coban Putri is only about 10 minutes from the center of Batu City, easily accessible by car or motorbike via a well-paved road.
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Visit in the morning or late afternoon to enjoy a calmer, less crowded atmosphere. Wear hiking sandals or non-slip shoes as the area around the waterfall can be slippery. Don’t forget to bring a jacket or warm clothes, as the pine forest area tends to get chilly, especially in the evening.
Coban Putri is more than just a travel destination — it’s a place to find peace, enjoy light adventures, and embrace the refreshing beauty of nature
Coban Talun offers a unique camping experience surrounded by refreshing waterfalls, colorful flower gardens, and serene pine forests. This perfect combination makes it an ideal choice for those seeking a light adventure while enjoying various natural landscapes all in one place.
Besides the spacious camping area, Coban Talun also features themed accommodations like Apache Camp and Pagupon Camp, providing a different and highly Instagrammable overnight experience. Visitors can enjoy light trekking to the waterfall, relax in the beautiful flower gardens, or capture moments at many creative photo spots scattered around the area.
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Coban Talun is located about 15 minutes from Batu City Square (Alun-Alun Kota Batu) and is accessible by motorbike or car via paved roads with some uphill sections.
Tips & Recommendations
The best time to visit is in the morning or late afternoon to enjoy the cool atmosphere without heavy crowds. Bring a mat or hammock to relax among the pine trees. If you plan to stay overnight, it is recommended to book in advance, especially on weekends or during holiday seasons.
Coban Talun is not just about camping — it’s about fun, discovering beautiful photo spots, and enjoying nature in a unique and memorable way.