What an amazing tour run by amazing people. So friendly and l couldn’t speak highly enough about them. Highly recommend.

We went on the Mount Batur trecking with our guide "Adi". It was really amazing, not just because the breathtaking sunrise, also because our guide was really funny, spoke good english and told us a lot about the history of the vulcan. We would definitely recommend the tracking. Oli & Andrea

Such a great experience. Kadek was a great host and made sure our tour was planned perfectly to avoid any long lines. We had the best experience and it was worth every dollar spent !!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !!!

What an amazing day out with Putra! Very attentive and flexible guide showed us waterfalls and rice terraces. Kept us out of trouble and safely delivered us to where we needed to be at busy times on the road.

We went for Mt. Agung climbing and all the way all 5 stars. Booked in the morning for the same night and it worked. Both the driver (forgot the name :( ) and the guide (Rudy) were amazing. Rudy was so much fun and friendly and caring. He took some incredible photos of us at the summit. Definitely would recommended this agency and we might use their services in the future.

Punctual driver (his name is putu), gives good advice and explanations to prepare for the ascent of Mount Agung. Very respectful towards his client. 100% recommended driver! My guide's name was Leni! She's concerned about her client's comfort, ensures optimum safety both during the ascent and descent, and takes the time to take photos for you at the summit.

Nusa Penida wasn’t at all what we expected and turned out to be the lowest point of our entire Balinese trip. The island was experiencing a drought and was dry, arid and dusty, unlike the lush green of the green forests and rice paddies that we just left in Bali. The only tourist attraction destinations are the multitude of beaches at the base of cliffs on the eastern and western coastline of the island. And did I mention that to get to the viewing areas of these various beaches you have to traverse rocky and inclined terrain that leads you to unbelievable incongruent steps of various depths and heights with absolutely no rhyme or reason. One could be six inches tall and the next 2 feet tall! And did I mention you had to climb a minimum of 60-100 steps at each location to get to just the first stage viewing area? If you wanted to see the full extent expect to climb 250-1000 steps. We had informed the tour company that we were disabled prior to doing the tour. We were never informed that this was NOT a handicapped friendly tour. We had also informed them that one member of our group had a heart condition. They definitely should have warned us that just the walk alone from the ferry dock to the parking lot was 10 minutes in the heat. We would have insisted on stopping to buy something to drink. Finally, the air conditioning in the vehicle we were in wasn’t working properly so we were not able to cool off between beach walks. In the end we cut the tour short. We had seen 2 beaches on each coast, we didn’t need to see the last two. They were sandy beaches at the bottom of cliffs accessed by climbing treacherous terrain surrounded by lil shops selling food and souvenirs and crazy uneven depth steps. You seen one, you’ve seen them all.

Early morning start and mayhem with jeeps and motor cross bikes … however the end result is well worth it. Our guide … Putu was excellent and highly recommend him

The views at the top of Mount Agung was wonderful, and it is really worth going up there. But I am very disappointed of my experience with our Bali Trekking Tour guide. The guide didn't really care about us, he was only interrested for being with the other guides. As we are in good shape and able to follow without complaining, he rushed to join his friends : we had to hurry up and we didn't even have time to stop for drinking or snack if we needed. While approaching the summit, they starting shouting to kidd with the guides who were lower, during one hour they didn't stop to repeat constantly the same joke, and personnaly, I find it disturbing in the mountain. I would have prefer to enjoy the peaceful nature... While going down, our guide and 2 friends of him joined up and were racing and taking videos of themselves running down. We and the other customers were left alone most of the time. It is not professionnal, and doesn't fit to the expensive price we paid for this tour !

This was an amazing and once in a lifetime trek, but I’ll warn you that unless you are very fit, like you bike miles a week, trek yearly, go backpacking, or hike trails with at least 2k ft elevation gain multiple times a year this hike will be grueling and almost impossible. If you do those things you will have a good challenge but get to the top in time. TLDR - took 9 hours, 4 up and 4 down, 1 hour at the peak and we made it to the top at 5:30am. Was something like 3k ft of elevation gain, air is super thin so take deep breaths. Wear warm clothes in layers so you can take them off on the way down when the sun is out. It’s cold and windy so dress an accordingly. More than half the ppl who sign up give up, can’t make it up because it’s too physically demanding, or don’t make it in time for sunrise but still get an amazing view. I saw ppl in skimpy little work out shorts climbing up the mountain, they didn’t make it in time for sunrise and were devastated and cold. Our driver Putu was very communicative on what’s app, he confirmed pick up time and where 2 days before. He got to us 10 min early and let us sleep in the van for the 1.5 hour drive to the Pasar temple starting point at 11:30pm at night. Then we met our guide Lennie! She is very sweet, helpful, and knowledgeable of the mountain and area. She is easily the strongest women and person I have met. She does that entire hike 3 times a week often. She has been climbing is since she was 10! Safety came first, she packs extra water in case you don’t have 2L with you. She was the best guide, highly reccomend , she even helps you down as she led me with her hand as the rock scramble down can feel exhausting after 5 hours of hiking. She is very experienced and speaks English very well. She helped us any time we needed it and reminded us to drink water. Would not have been able to do it without her. Worth every dollar and step. She gives you hot tea and coffee at the bottom and top. We were not very prepared and had just running shoes on, was doable, but harder. Would be better to have trail or hiking shoes cuz this path to the 2nd lower summit is still hard, but is more rocky I hear than the true summit path via beskeith temple. Worst the effort and grueling physical and mental challenge if you are fit enough to attempt it. Otherwise do the shorter sunrise batur hike. If you don’t know what a trek is, or what a rock scramble is, better look it up.

Our adventure began with the challenge of climbing Mount Agung, standing tall at 3,142 meters. We were fortunate to have our guide, Kaki, who was incredibly friendly and supportive throughout the trek. He shared fascinating stories about the area and kept our spirits high! The trek itself is quite demanding physically. We started our ascent in the dark, which added to the excitement. It took us about 5 to 6 hours to reach the summit, but every ounce of effort was worth it. The sunrise we witnessed was absolutely breathtaking—an unforgettable moment that made all the hard work pay off. The descent took another 4 to 5 hours, so it's essential to be well-prepared physically for this adventure. Overall, I can confidently say that Kaki is the best guide on the island, and this experience is one of a kind. Highly recommended for those seeking an incredible challenge and stunning views!

The tour operator was responsive with my queries and driver was on time to pick us at 9pm from our hotel in Ubud. The driver, himself, is an experienced hiker and provided us with information about the climb during the drive to the temple. We started our climb at around 1115pm from the temple and reached PO2 around 250am, with a few short break in between. Our guide, Juna, is great and took great care of my wife especially during the descend. We did not summit Mt Agung and returned back to PO2 as we felt the steep and slippery trail after POS2 (some near the cliff edge) was too tough for us. Hence we waited from around 4am till sunrise at POS2. The guide started fires 🔥 while we were waiting for sunrise. We still had a beautiful sunrise and sea of clouds scenery in the morning.

Hard hike but totally worth it. Driver picked us up at 8 and we started the trek at 11pm. We had an hour of rest and our guide lit a fire, 3/4 of the way up. We headed to the top at 4 am for the sunrise. Spectacular. The trip down in daylight felt like a different trek. You need warm clothes for the top and you need to be in good shape. Worth the sweat!

Excellent tour. Bali Trekking Tour were excellent throughout. Pickup was on time and driver was excellent. The hike itself is physically and mentally challenging - be prepared, I saw several people turn round. The guide was excellent, prioritised safety and set a steady pace. The views at the top are stunning - an amazing sunrise. Take warm clothes for the top.

Was a mission to get up top but was do worth the effort. The views were absolutely incredible, you feel on top of the world several hundred meters above the clouds. On top of that the guides were amazing and made the trek really fun, they supply you well with water, food, torches, hiking gloves and poles. If you are able to make the time to do this hike it is well worth it. No photos as I dont want to spoil the view you get.