#Java volcano full#

You've reached the final day of your excursion, but don't worry: we'll make the most of our time today! You'll gather in the lobby of the hotel at 2 am, ready to visit the Ijen volcanoes.

#Java volcano full#

Having enjoyed the unparalleled views from the lofty heights of Gunung Bromo, as the volcano is known in Indonesian, you'll be taken back to the hotel for a well-earned breakfast! You'll then set off for the next stop on your tour, Ketapang, also known as Kalipuro, where you'll relax and build up your energy for another day full of adventure. Embrace your natural surroundings reaching the peak in a unique way: riding up the slopes of the volcano on horseback. Watch in awe as the Bromo and Seremu volcanoes are illuminated by the rising sun: a breathtakingly beautiful sight that you'll never forget!Īfter this magical experience, you'll descend towards the caldera of the volcano, inching ever closer to the active Mount Bromo. From this vantage point, you'll get to see one of the most spectacular sunrises in the world. Climbing into an all-terrain Jeep, you'll head out towards Gunung Penanjakan, where you'll make a stop at a hilltop viewpoint located over 9000 feet (2,770 metres) above sea level. Day 2: Mount Bromoīegin your day bright and very early, leaving the hotel at 3:30 am to make the most of the first light of dawn. From there, you'll be taken through verdant rural East Java to your hotel at Mount Bromo, where you'll spend the night.ĭuring the journey from Surabaya, which takes around three hours, you'll make a stop to rebuild energy after your long journey with a delicious hearty lunch, before arriving at your accommodation to get some rest ready for tomorrow's early start. On the first day of your Indonesian adventure, your guide will be waiting for you at Juanda International Airport in Surabaya. François Beauducel (Inst.East Java Volcanoes: 3 Days to Bali Tour Itinerary Day 1: Surabaya Airport.Cascades Volcano Observatory People Investigating Merapi (and having a Web page!).Indonesian-French Cooperation: site under construction (October 1999).Volcanological Survey of Indonesia or Mirror site.Some Relevant Links Official Sites about Merapi Type List (Events, Articles, Thesis, Reports, Books, Maps, Abstracts)įorum '94 Eruption (after VOLCANO LISTSERV) If you have any other references, thanks to email me! For official news on current activity of the volcano, I strongly recommend the MVO or GVN sites. I report also some of my photos from the 1996 IPGP mission, and an interesting discussion about the 1994 eruption (from VOLCANO LISTSERV). Second, the most relevant links that I recovered, a mirror of the VSI Merapi pages: Overview and Monitoring.

Lühr, Emily Constantine, Martin Müller, Karim Kelfoun, Lothar Schwarzkopf, Simon Carn, Ralf Gertisser, Frank Lavigne. First of all, it presents a list of articles and other related papers, compiled from my Doctorate Thesis and completed with many references thanks to Eric Baer's homepage, GeoRef Database, Jon Fink, Andreas Müller, Birger-G. The aim of this page is to offer a large and complete pannel of the scientific studies carried on at Merapi volcano.