Explore Krakatoa from Jakarta 1 Day Tour
The volcanic island known as Krakatoa is located in the Sunda Strait, between the islands of Java and Sumatra. At the time of its famous eruption in 1883, the region was part of the Dutch East Indies; it’s now part of Indonesia.
A previous major eruption, likely in the fifth or sixth century A.D., is thought to have created Krakatoa and two nearby islands, Lang and Verlatan, as well as the undersea caldera (volcanic crater) between them.
Krakatoa, or in Indonesian Krakatau, is a volcanic island located between Sumatera and Java. The volcano is most well known for the large eruption of 1883, but is more recently famous as a popular tourist destination. The marine park surrounding Krakatoa offers some of the best diving in West Java (and it’s only a few hours from Jakarta).
If you happen to be in Jakarta for a few days on business (or just for pleasure) then a trip to Krakatoa can be the perfect break. In fact, Krakatoa is one of the best trips that you can do from Jakarta. Within three hours of leaving the city you can be relaxing on a boat enjoying the morning sunshine and listening to the lapping waves of the ocean.
Itinerary :
Pick up from hotel in Jakarta
Go to Carita Marina
Trekking to Krakatoa
Back to Jakarta
Include :
AC Car, Driver and English Tour Guide
Speedboat double engine fast,
Breakfast,
Lunch box,
Permit and moring Marina Krakatau,
Professional local guide at the mountain,
Snorkeling pack and
Tracking to Krakatoa
Cost :
USD 610 (IDR 10.000.000) for 3-4 person
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