Jomblang Cave, Pindul Cave, and Timang Beach

Indonesia’s Yogyakarta region boasts a trifecta of natural wonders – Jomblang Cave, Pindul Cave, and Timang Beach. These destinations captivate adventurers with their unique geological formations, underground rivers, and dramatic coastlines. While each site offers its own distinct charm, they collectively showcase the diverse landscapes that make this area a must-visit for those seeking to enjoy Indonesia’s incredible outdoor splendor. What awaits those who explore these remarkable locations?

Key Points

• This full-day excursion from Yogyakarta takes visitors to explore the natural wonders of Jomblang Cave, Pindul Cave, and Timang Beach.
• The tour is priced at $59.53 per group (up to 4 people) and includes hotel transfers, parking fees, and lunch.
• Jomblang Cave features lush forests, streams, stalagmites, and stalactites, while Pindul Cave showcases beautiful underground formations and rivers.
• Timang Beach offers dramatic rock formations, white sandy beaches, and a lobster hunting community.
• The tour is not recommended for pregnant women, individuals with mobility impairments, or those with claustrophobia.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The tour offers an opportunity to explore three captivating destinations – Jomblang Cave, Pindul Cave, and Timang Beach – in a guided, full-day excursion from Yogyakarta.

Priced at $59.53 per group (up to 4 people), the tour lasts 12 hours with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

Priced at $59.53 per group (up to 4 people), the tour lasts 12 hours with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

Pickup and drop-off are available at two locations in Yogyakarta.

The itinerary includes visiting Jomblang Cave (3 hours), Pindul Cave (2 hours), and Timang Beach (3 hours).

Inclusions are hotel transfers, parking fees, and lunch, while additional costs cover entrance tickets and optional activities.

Itinerary and Locations

The tour kicks off with pickup from two convenient locations in Yogyakarta. First, visitors explore Jomblang Cave, a vertical cave with primeval forests, streams, stalagmites, and stalactites, for 3 hours. Next, they venture into Pindul Cave, admiring its stunning stalactites, stalagmites, underground rivers, and colorful crystal reflections over 2 hours. Then, it’s on to Timang Beach for a 2-hour self-guided tour of the rock formations, white beaches, and a lobster hunting community on Long Island, followed by a 1-hour break.

| Location | Duration |

| — | — |

| Jomblang Cave | 3 hours |

| Pindul Cave | 2 hours |

| Timang Beach | 2 hours self-guided, 1 hour break |

Finally, the tour concludes with drop-off at two locations in Yogyakarta.

Highlights and Attractions

Jomblang Cave presents visitors with a primeval wonderland, featuring lush forests, gushing streams, and stunning geological formations like stalagmites and stalactites.

Pindul Cave showcases beautiful stalactites, stalagmites, and underground rivers with colorful crystal reflections.

Timang Beach offers a unique experience, with dramatic rock formations, white sandy beaches, and a community of lobster hunters on nearby Long Island.

Together, these three destinations provide a diverse and captivating exploration of Indonesia’s natural wonders, from awe-inspiring cave systems to breathtaking coastal landscapes.

Inclusions and Additional Costs

Included in the tour price are hotel pickup and drop-off, parking fees, a complimentary lunch at Jomblang Cave, and free mineral water.

However, there are some additional costs to consider:

• Rental Jeep at Timang Beach: Rp. 350,000/jeep (4 persons)

• Gondola ticket: Rp. 200,000/person

• Pindul Cave ticket: Rp. 200,000/person

• Jomblang Cave ticket: Rp. 500,000/person

Personal expenses and driver tips aren’t included in the tour price.

It’s recommended to bring cash for payments in the Jomblang, Pindul, and Timang areas, as credit cards aren’t accepted.

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Important Information and Recommendations

Although not suitable for pregnant women, people with mobility impairments, wheelchair users, and those over 95 years, the tour offers several important recommendations.

Wear non-slip shoes as surfaces may be slippery. Bring cash for payments in Jomblang, Pindul, and Timang areas, as credit cards aren’t accepted.

The tour isn’t recommended for those with claustrophobia, and weather affects sunlight view in Jomblang, so it’s best to visit on sunny days.

Smoking, alcohol, and drugs aren’t allowed. Bring a change of clothes, camera, sunscreen, water, and a waterproof camera to make the most of the experience.

Exploring Jomblang Cave

What makes Jomblang Cave such a captivating attraction? Descending into this vertical cave, visitors are greeted by a primeval forest, cascading streams, and breathtaking geological formations.

The cave’s unique features include:

• Towering stalagmites and stalactites that create a mesmerizing underground landscape.

• A natural sunlight shaft that illuminates the cave’s interior, casting a magical glow.

• Lush vegetation, including ferns and mosses, thriving in the cave’s humid environment.

• Opportunities to explore hidden crevices and discover the cave’s hidden wonders.

Jomblang Cave offers an unforgettable adventure for nature enthusiasts and cave explorers alike.

Discovering Pindul Cave

What makes Pindul Cave a captivating underground adventure? The cave features stunning stalactites and stalagmites, underground rivers, and colorful crystal reflections.

Visitors can explore the cave’s winding paths and marvel at its natural beauty. The two-hour guided tour allows travelers to experience the cave’s unique geological formations and serene atmosphere.

Visitors can explore the cave’s winding paths and marvel at its natural beauty. The two-hour guided tour allows travelers to experience the cave’s unique geological formations and serene atmosphere.

Though an additional cost of Rp. 200,000 per person, the Pindul Cave ticket provides access to this remarkable subterranean world.

Wear non-slip shoes, as surfaces may be slippery, and bring cash for payments in the area. An unforgettable highlight of the day’s adventure.

Visiting Timang Beach

After exploring the captivating underground world of Pindul Cave, the tour continues on to the stunning Timang Beach.

Located on Long Island, Timang Beach is renowned for its dramatic rock formations, pristine white sands, and a unique lobster hunting community.

Visitors can look forward to:

• Self-guided exploration of the beach and its natural wonders

• Witnessing the traditional lobster hunting techniques of the local fishermen

• Renting a Jeep to venture around the island (additional cost)

• Taking in the breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean and the surrounding landscape

The Sum Up

Jomblang Cave, Pindul Cave, and Timang Beach offer a captivating exploration of Yogyakarta’s natural wonders. Visitors can enjoy lush forests, underground rivers, and dramatic rock formations, experiencing the diverse landscapes that make this region so alluring. With its unique attractions and vibrant communities, this trio of destinations promises unforgettable adventures for those seeking to discover Indonesia’s enchanting natural beauty.

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