Mount Batur Sunset Trekking Price

The price for a Mount Batur sunset trekking tour usually ranges from IDR 400,000 to 700,000 per person (roughly USD 25 to 45), depending on whether it's a shared or private trip and what’s included (like hotel transfer, guide, snacks, and headlamp for the hike down). Sunset trekking tends to be slightly cheaper than the more popular sunrise trek, and it’s a great pick if you want a quieter, less crowded experience with the same stunning volcano views — just at golden hour instead of early morning. Some tours also include a stop at the natural hot springs after the hike to help you unwind — totally worth it if you fancy a soak under the stars! However Mount Batur Trekking price can be varies depending on the operator.

About Mount Batur

Mount Batur is one of Bali’s most famous active volcanoes, and for good reason — it’s got jaw-dropping sunrise and sunset views, dramatic black lava fields, and a peaceful crater lake that makes the whole area feel pretty magical. Located in Kintamani, about 1.5 to 2 hours from Ubud, it’s a favourite for both sunrise seekers and nature lovers. Standing at 1,717 metres tall, Mount Batur isn't the tallest volcano in Bali, but it's definitely one of the most accessible. Whether you hike up before dawn or take a Jeep to the top, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views over Lake Batur, neighbouring Mount Abang, and even Mount Agung in the distance on a clear day. It’s also home to a local community that lives around the volcano and relies on agriculture, tourism, and tradition. Visiting Mount Batur is more than just an adventure — it’s a chance to support local guides and experience one of Bali’s most iconic landscapes from a new perspective.

Trekking to Mount Batur at sunset

Trekking Mount Batur at sunset is a brilliant alternative to the classic sunrise hike — same stunning volcano, way fewer people. You’ll climb up in the late afternoon, just in time to catch the sky change colours over Lake Batur, Mount Agung, and the surrounding villages. As the sun dips behind the mountains, the views are seriously dreamy. Compared to sunrise, the sunset trek is far more peaceful. There's no need to wake up at 2am, and you won’t be jostling for space at the summit. Instead, you’ll enjoy a golden hour glow with fewer crowds and a cooler breeze as you hike. You’ll usually head back down after dark, guided safely with headlamps or torchlight. Perfect for travellers who love nature but prefer a more relaxed pace — and for anyone who’s not a morning person! This trek also suits those looking for an off-beaten-path experience while still taking in Bali’s iconic volcano landscape.