Banyuwangi – Nature Gateway of East Java
Banyuwangi is one of East Java’s most diverse regions and a key highlight within our curated Java Tours, offering a remarkable combination of volcanoes, national parks, forests, and unspoiled beaches. Located on the eastern tip of Java Island, Banyuwangi serves as the primary gateway to iconic landscapes such as Ijen Crater and Baluran National Park
Javaindo Ecotourism designs responsible, private Banyuwangi journeys that balance nature exploration, local culture, and conservation-based travel, making this destination ideal for adventure seekers, photographers, and eco-conscious travelers.
Ijen Crater – Blue Fire Volcano & Sulfur Landscape
Ijen Crater is internationally known for its rare blue fire phenomenon, acidic crater lake, and sulfur mining activity. A guided trek to Ijen offers insight into Java’s geological power and the resilience of local miners.
Best visited at night or early morning, Ijen is a core highlight of Banyuwangi and a defining experience in East Java volcano exploration.
Baluran National Park – Savanna Wildlife of East Java
Often referred to as the “Africa of Java,” Baluran National Park features vast savannas, mangroves, and coastal forests. Wildlife sightings may include deer, wild buffalo, peacocks, and migratory birds, making it an excellent complement to Banyuwangi’s volcanic terrain.
Jawatan Forest & Banyuwangi Beaches
Jawatan Forest is a cinematic canopy of giant trembesi trees, ideal for relaxed walks and photography. Along the southern coastline, beaches such as Pulau Merah offer dramatic sunsets and quieter coastal scenery, completing Banyuwangi’s natural spectrum.
Banyuwangi Tour Options
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Responsible Travel & Local Expertise in Banyuwangi
Javaindo Ecotourism operates Banyuwangi tours with a strong commitment to:
Licensed local guides and drivers
Community-based services and local accommodations
Environmental protection in national parks
Visitor safety and ethical wildlife practices
Our programs follow conservation guidelines set by Indonesian authorities and international heritage organizations.
Frequently Asked Questions – Banyuwangi Travel Guide
Where is Banyuwangi located?
Banyuwangi is located in East Java, Indonesia, on the eastern tip of Java Island, facing Bali across the Bali Strait.
How many days are ideal for Banyuwangi?
A minimum of 2–3 days covers Ijen highlights, while 4–5 days allows deeper exploration including Baluran and coastal areas.
Is Banyuwangi suitable for eco and adventure travel?
Yes. Banyuwangi is one of Java’s leading destinations for volcano trekking, wildlife observation, and community-based eco tourism.
Can Banyuwangi be combined with Bromo or Bali?
Yes. Banyuwangi is commonly combined with Mount Bromo or continued onward to Bali via ferry or overland routes.
Plan Your Banyuwangi & East Java Journey
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Discover volcanoes, savannas, forests, and beaches through our private Banyuwangi and Java Tours, tailored to your travel style.
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- Javaindo Ecotourism
- Indonesia Tour Operator
- Garuda Regency, Jl. Teratai Blk. A No.2, Banyuwangi, East Java 68424 Indonesia
- +62 8123 4669 555
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