From IDR 10,900,000 / person
Private tour Krakatoa & Ujung Kulon by IndonesiaJuara Trip is a 3-day, 2-night trip from Jakarta (meeting point: Soekarno-Hatta Airport), starting from IDR 10,900,000 per person for 4 participants. The route covers a Baduy village, the waters of Anak Krakatau volcano, Peucang Island, the Cidaon savanna, and Ujung Kulon National Park, with a double-engine speedboat, stays at Bali De Anyer and Nikki Resort, entrance tickets, and a Baduy visit permit. Best time to go: April-October.
The journey starts at Soekarno-Hatta Airport, with one night on the Carita coast, then continues by speedboat to Peucang Island to see deer, Javan banteng, and peacocks at the Cidaon grazing ground. This trip suits you if you want a short getaway from Jakarta with an expedition feel: easy trekking, island exploring, wildlife watching, and a night at a beachfront eco resort, without the hassle of arranging a Baduy entry permit, national park tickets, a speedboat, and a guide. You choose the dates and your group; our team adjusts the Krakatoa route to the official volcano status on your departure day.
Trip Highlights:
The itinerary may change depending on sea weather, volcano conditions, and authority regulations. Safety is always our priority.
The price of the Krakatoa & Ujung Kulon 3D2N tour package ranges from IDR 10,900,000 to IDR 17,500,000 per person, depending on the number of participants. The price includes Jakarta-Carita round-trip transfers, speedboat charter, Krakatoa and Ujung Kulon National Park entrance tickets, a Baduy tribe visit permit, and a guide.
| Number of Participants | Price per Person |
|---|---|
| 2 people | IDR 17,500,000 |
| 3 people | IDR 13,100,000 |
| 4 people | IDR 10,900,000 |
NOTE
Groups of 5 or more: price on request via WhatsApp. Prices are subject to change at any time.
Day 1: Jakarta - Outer Baduy - Carita Beach
Day 2: Carita - Krakatoa Waters - Peucang Island
Day 3: Cidaon - Ujung Kulon - Return to Jakarta
Note: The itinerary may change according to volcano status, weather, and wave conditions in the Sunda Strait for the safety of participants.
Celebrity / Host
The trip was really fun. The guide was friendly and professional. The boat was luxurious, the food was delicious, the crew's service was satisfying. The admin was very helpful from the start when booking trips to start. The choice of luxury boats offered was also very large. IndonesiaJuara Trip is great!
Celebrity
Have three trips with IndonesiaJuara Trip, never disappoint. Informative guide, very serving crew, delicious food. The boat is comfortable and safe for bringing children. The trip also has leisure options so it's suitable for families.
Celebrity
The service was incredibly friendly. With so many boat options available, finding one that fit our budget and needs was easy. The trip was fantastic, and we all left happy!
Actress
Thank you, Indonesia Juara, for such a delightful holiday. From the airport pickup to the return transfer, everything was impeccably organized. I hope to travel with you again soon!
The Baduy are a Sundanese indigenous community at the foot of the Kendeng Mountains in Lebak Regency, Banten. They live in two groups: Inner Baduy, who reject modern technology, with no electricity, motor vehicles, or even soap, and Outer Baduy, who are slightly more open but still hold to their ancestral customs. Their life centers on shifting cultivation, weaving, and a philosophy of living in harmony with nature, passed down without a written script. Visiting the Baduy means entering a world that has deliberately chosen to stay quiet in an age that grows ever louder.
A coastal area on the west coast of Pandeglang Regency that has been the main gateway to Krakatoa and Ujung Kulon for decades. This sandy beach faces the Sunda Strait directly and offers calm sunsets.
A group of volcanic islands in the Sunda Strait, between Java and Sumatra, which entered world history through the eruption of 26-27 August 1883, one of the most violent eruptions ever recorded. Its sound was heard thousands of kilometers away and its tsunami killed tens of thousands of people. From its caldera was born Anak Krakatau ("Child of Krakatoa"), a volcano that is still active today. Access to this area always follows the official PVMBG status.
A national park at the southwestern tip of Java and one of the first sites in Indonesia to be designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its lowland rainforest is among the most intact landscapes remaining on Java, and it is the last habitat in the world of the Javan rhino. The name "Ujung Kulon" means "western tip", where Java's wilderness makes its last stand.
A small uninhabited island inside Ujung Kulon National Park, surrounded by pristine rainforest and white-sand beaches with crystal-clear water. Deer, long-tailed macaques, wild boar, and wild birds roam freely here, a corner of Indonesia where nature still holds control.
An open grassland across from Peucang Island and the most iconic wildlife-viewing point in Ujung Kulon. Toward dusk, Javan banteng, deer, and peafowl come out to feed. From a simple observation tower, you can watch them from a safe distance without disturbing their wild lives.
Arrival
Participants are strongly advised to arrive in Jakarta one day before (D-1). If arriving on the day itself, choose a flight that lands at Soekarno-Hatta Airport before 12:00.
Departure
Participants are advised to depart one day after the trip ends (D+1). If you want to depart on the last day, choose a late-evening flight; the arrival time in Jakarta depends on sea conditions and traffic, so it cannot be guaranteed.
