Chat Us For Details 
Searching for a 4D3N Banyuwangi private tour package that covers forest treks, turtle conservation, beaches, island hopping, wildlife safaris, and a volcanic crater? This private itinerary offers a deeper dive into Banyuwangi with adjustable routing and exclusive time flexibility.
Perfect for travelers who want island hopping, wildlife encounters, off-road jungle access, turtle conservation experiences, and visiting a crater, but prefer to travel privately, stay flexible, haveΒ space for photography or relaxation, and can customize their plan.
What to Expect
- Youβll visit Banyuwangiβs signature highlights that many operators also visit, the difference is how you experience it.
- Travel in a small group (max. 9 people) for flexibility, comfort, and better interaction with your guide and fellow travelers.
- Your guide and driver are hand-picked based on strict criteria, and have led hundreds of trips with consistently glowing reviews.
- Expect your meals without limitation and being portioned, so you stay energized throughout the days.
Good to Know
- Sukamade Turtle Conservation is located inside Meru Betiri National Park, its electricity is limited, access is via jungle off-road, and wildlife comes first.
- Turtle nesting at Sukamade are natural events, sightings are common but not guaranteed.
- Ijen Crater starts around midnight. Itβs beginner-friendly but includes steep terrain; two local guides will assist for safety and navigation.
- Wurung Crater is a scenic alternative with sweeping grassland hills, great for photography and easier walking than Ijen.
- Snorkeling clarity varies by season and tides. Gear is included, but bring your personal mask if you prefer.
- In Baluran National Park, wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, but the shifting savannas and dramatic landscapes define the experience.
- Some days involve 3β4 hours of driving across rural landscapes to reach beaches and national parks, be ready to embrace the journey.
- The sun is strong on open islands, so reef-safe sunscreen, hats, breathable clothes, and hydration are essential.
- By travelling here, you support local tourism economies, island communities, boat operators, guides, and park conservation.
