YOGYAKARTA
The best days out around Yogyakarta.
The 7 most popular city tours in Yogyakarta. The ones worth building a morning around, with run times, prices and who actually runs the trip.
Small-group 3.5-hour Yogyakarta night walk with becak rides, Malioboro street-food tastings, and games at Alun Alun Kidul.
Most Popular“My tour with Puspa was fantastic. She was so knowledgeable about the area of the city, took her time to explain so much and we made about 8 stops for all different types of food. I highly recommend!”
A 2-hour Yogyakarta walking intro from Malioboro to Bringharjo, with small-group history, food tips, and practical city advice for $15.
“I had a truly brilliant tour with KIN. He was so knowledgeable and I learnt so much about Yogyakarta and Indonesian history. I saw parts of the city that I'd never have found myself and I feel like I got the chance to really understand the city and it's people and history. KIN was amazing,…”
Private car day trip from Yogyakarta to Borobudur and Prambanan with hotel pickup, air-conditioning, and expert explanations—tickets extra.
“Borobudur limits the number of people that can go onto the temple and organizes it with assigned time slots which avoids overcrowding and makes it a much better experience. 😀”
Private Yogyakarta day tour hitting the palace, Sonobudoyo Museum, Tamansari, then a late sunset climb to Ijo Temple.
“Izzati Jogjatour made our trip to Yogyakarta - we were so impressed with them that we ended up booking multiple days / tours to see all the sites. Sarj was our guide and he was excellent. He took great care to provide detailed information on Read more”
10-hour small-group trip from Yogyakarta to Cetho & Sukuh temples, Mangkunegaran Palace and Solo Batik Museum with mountain views.
“Love it!!!”
Private Yogyakarta city tour with Kraton and Tamansari entrances, air-conditioned hotel transfers, and stops for museum, bird market, batik, and silver.
“The advantage of this trip is that the driver will drop you to the three sites (of which the museum is the most interesting one), in a fully aircon car. However at each site you will use a local guide so I’m not sure it is as cost effective as using taxRead more”
A short, guided bike ride through Yogyakarta’s royal and colonial landmarks, ending on Malioboro Street with palace ruins and history.
“Vier was a good guide, we cycled through the city. Visited the Keraton and Taman Sari which was interesting to see!”
The temples, the volcano, the caves and the craft. Every part of the region, and every way to see it.
