Trekking
Mt. Agung Trekking to the Highest Peak – Bali’s Ultimate Summit Challenge
Challenge yourself with an unforgettable trek to the highest peak in Bali. Experience a thrilling sunrise hike, breathtaking views above the clouds, and the spiritual beauty of Mount Agung. Perfect for adventure seekers looking for a true summit experience.
Days
3 Days
Tour Type
Walking
- Start : Launceston
- Finish Launceston
- Physical Rating 4.0 Moderate to challenging
- Tour Distance Approx. 52km
- Group size Min 1, Max 12
- Tour Code PJXF
Overview
Highlights of this walk
- Summit Bali’s highest and most sacred mountain (3,031 m)
- Reach the true highest peak of Mount Agung
- Spectacular sunrise above the clouds
- Panoramic views of Bali, Lombok, and surrounding seas
- Guided by professional, experienced local mountain experts
Itinerary
DAY 1 - JUDUL
Welcome to Tasmania! Your adventure begins in Launceston – land of the Litarimirina and Panina peoples. This is one of Australia’s oldest settlements and one of only two cities in Australia listed as a UNESCO city of gastronomy. Your adventure begins at 8 am with a drive to the Bay of Fires region, then it’s time for your first walk on the Cobler Rocks Loop. Walk the sandy track through banksia-filled heathland to the beach. Take in the coastline of the Mount William National Park before continuing to Stumpy’s Bay. Stop for a picnic lunch, then set off on your next walk – the Mount William Summit Track. Climb to the highest point to take in the 360-degree views of jagged mountain ranges, tall eucalyptus trees and open plains. After today’s walk, you’ll check into your accommodation for the next two nights in St Helens – perfectly positioned to explore the walking trails of Tasmania’s north-east coast. Tonight, enjoy dinner with your fellow travellers and get to know each other a little better.
DAY 2 - JUDUL
Welcome to Tasmania! Your adventure begins in Launceston – land of the Litarimirina and Panina peoples. This is one of Australia’s oldest settlements and one of only two cities in Australia listed as a UNESCO city of gastronomy. Your adventure begins at 8 am with a drive to the Bay of Fires region, then it’s time for your first walk on the Cobler Rocks Loop. Walk the sandy track through banksia-filled heathland to the beach. Take in the coastline of the Mount William National Park before continuing to Stumpy’s Bay. Stop for a picnic lunch, then set off on your next walk – the Mount William Summit Track. Climb to the highest point to take in the 360-degree views of jagged mountain ranges, tall eucalyptus trees and open plains. After today’s walk, you’ll check into your accommodation for the next two nights in St Helens – perfectly positioned to explore the walking trails of Tasmania’s north-east coast. Tonight, enjoy dinner with your fellow travellers and get to know each other a little better.
DAY 3 - JUDUL
Welcome to Tasmania! Your adventure begins in Launceston – land of the Litarimirina and Panina peoples. This is one of Australia’s oldest settlements and one of only two cities in Australia listed as a UNESCO city of gastronomy. Your adventure begins at 8 am with a drive to the Bay of Fires region, then it’s time for your first walk on the Cobler Rocks Loop. Walk the sandy track through banksia-filled heathland to the beach. Take in the coastline of the Mount William National Park before continuing to Stumpy’s Bay. Stop for a picnic lunch, then set off on your next walk – the Mount William Summit Track. Climb to the highest point to take in the 360-degree views of jagged mountain ranges, tall eucalyptus trees and open plains. After today’s walk, you’ll check into your accommodation for the next two nights in St Helens – perfectly positioned to explore the walking trails of Tasmania’s north-east coast. Tonight, enjoy dinner with your fellow travellers and get to know each other a little better.
Inclusions
Meals
2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 1 dinner
Transport
Private vehicle, Walking
Accommodation
Hotel (2 nights)
Included activities
Walk alongside a local who knows the area inside out. Discover the landscapes and wildlife of the Bay of Fires and learn about the region’s rich First Nations history.
Escape the everyday, get active and take some time to reconnect with nature in one of Australia’s (and the world’s) most beautiful coastal regions.
Enjoy the convenience and ease of staying at St Helen each night. Unpack once, unwind in your cosy accommodation at the end of each day and take in the beautiful surrounding coastal views.
Support regional communities as you travel, including on a visit to Priory Ridge Winery. Spend time at the family-run vineyard, learn about the estate and its produce and unwind with a wine tasting.
Journey through the red rocks and crystal-clear waters of The Gardens, Cobler Rocks, Mount William Summit and Eddystone Point.
Important Notes
- Single Supplement: A single supplement is bookable, subject to availability at the time of booking. Single supplement provides you with your own room but with shared bathroom facilities.
- 2024 Itinerary changes: If you are travelling with us in 2024 please note that there are a few changes to the current itinerary. Accommodation will be at Panorama Hotel St Helens (no longer Bayside Hotel St Helens) and only dinner on Day 1 and Day 2 will be included.
- In the event of unforeseeable circumstances that require a modification to the itinerary or accommodation, we will make every effort to provide a suitable alternative.
- Start & End Times: This trip begins in Launceston on day 1 at 6pm and finishes in the late afternoon on Day 5 at around 5pm. Please keep this in mind when arranging your arrival and departure flights.
