Mount Ijen Trekking Tour departure from Bali island

Start your overnight tour to Mt Ijen with pickup in the late afternoon from Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Jimbaran or Nusa Dua. Departing from your accommodation, you’re transferred to Gilimanuk Harbor in West Bali ,it is a 4-hour in the car night-time trip across Bali in the evening , crossing the sea on a 40-minute ferry ride and arriving in East Java around midnight.

You’re driven to the Base Camp to meet with other Hiker , then heading directly go to the starting point of your guided mountain trek, where you’ll receive a safety briefing and equipment including a flashlight and gas mask. The approximate 1-mile (3-km) route to the summit takes roughly 1 to 2 hours over a combination of uphill and flat terrain.You need to be fit or you will find it very hard going. The track is extremely dusty when dry, and the fine dust fills the air as there can be hundreds of people are walking up. You really should bring a dust mask 

En route, interact with the sulphur miners who tirelessly carry blocks of yellow sulphur weighing 132–176 pounds (60–80 kg) via bamboo pole baskets across their shoulders. Later, witness their mining activity by traditional methods using iron rods without safety equipment. 
On arrival at the summit before dawn, glimpse the natural phenomenon of Mt Ijen's blue fire (depending on weather conditions). Stop for a light Snack on the mountaintop before you’re guided back down for a closer look and some fantastic photo ops of Ijen Crater, Java’s largest acid lake, from the viewpoint.
After an approx. 1-hour descent, you’re transferred to Have Breakfast and driven directly to Banyuwangi Harbor for the late morning ferry back to Bali. Arriving around noon, your journey ends with lunch at a local restaurant before drop-off at your hotel in the late afternoon. 

Ps:

1) the schedulle can be changed at anytime depend on the weather

2) there is no Refund if the master Harbour closed the ferry boat to accros between bali and Java on the spot for Force merger like storm or big windy. 

3) Mount Ijen is Closed on the first Friday of each month for Maintanance