Day 1: Surabaya – Toroan Waterfall – Sumenep

Begin your journey with a convenient pickup in Surabaya—whether from your hotel, airport, or public meeting point. After a brief introduction, we cross the iconic Suramadu Bridge, the longest in Indonesia, connecting Java to Madura Island. This scenic drive sets the tone for a cultural and coastal adventure.

Our first stop is Toroan Waterfall in Ketapang, Sampang. Located along the north coast, this rare waterfall flows directly into the sea, offering a dramatic natural setting. You’ll have time to relax on the nearby beach and enjoy the peaceful coastal atmosphere before continuing the journey.

After lunch at a local restaurant, we head to Sumenep, the cultural heart of Madura. If time allows, we’ll visit the Keraton Sumenep Museum, home to royal artifacts and archaeological treasures. In the evening, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and visit the beautifully illuminated Great Mosque of Sumenep before checking in and resting at your hotel.

Day 2: Gili Labak Island Snorkeling & Beach Escape

After breakfast, we travel to Kalianget Harbor and board a traditional wooden boat for a 2-hour crossing to Gili Labak Island. This tropical paradise is known for its white sand beaches, clear turquoise waters, and vibrant coral reefs—ideal for snorkeling and beach leisure.

Upon arrival, enjoy guided snorkeling around the island’s coral gardens, or simply relax under the sun. A traditional Madurese lunch will be served on the island, offering a taste of local flavors in a serene setting. You’ll have time to explore the shoreline or take photos of this untouched gem.

In the afternoon, we return to Sumenep and transfer you back to your hotel. The evening is yours to unwind, enjoy local surroundings, or prepare for the next day’s cultural exploration. This day blends adventure, nature, and relaxation in one unforgettable island escape.

Day 3: Sumenep Cultural Tour – Keris & Batik Villages

Start your day with breakfast, then head to a Keris craft village, where you’ll witness the traditional forging of Madura’s legendary dagger. Learn about the spiritual philosophy, historical significance, and myths surrounding the Keris—an essential part of Indonesian heritage.

Next, we visit a Batik production house and gallery, where artisans create vibrant Madurese motifs by hand. Discover the differences between Madura’s batik styles and those from other regions, and browse for unique pieces to take home as gifts or souvenirs.

After lunch, we drive to Pamekasan and visit the Arek Lancor Monument, a symbol of Madurese pride located in front of the Great Mosque. You’ll check in at your hotel and enjoy free time to relax or explore the town. This day highlights Madura’s living traditions and artistic soul.

Day 4: Limestone Hills – Bangkalan – Surabaya Return

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before heading west to Bangkalan Regency, a 2.5-hour drive through scenic countryside. Our destination is the Arosbaya Limestone Hills, a former mining site now transformed into a surreal landscape of sculpted rock formations and natural beauty.

Explore the limestone terrain and take stunning photos of this unique geological site. The area has become one of Bangkalan’s most popular attractions, offering a blend of nature and history in a dramatic setting that’s perfect for exploration and storytelling.

Before returning to Surabaya, we stop at a local snack and souvenir center near the Suramadu Bridge. Here you can shop for Madura’s signature treats and crafts. Arrive in Surabaya by late afternoon—tour ends with rich memories and cultural treasures.

• Toroan Waterfall – Sampang A rare coastal waterfall that flows directly into the sea, offering dramatic views and peaceful surroundings.
• Keraton Sumenep – Royal Palace Historic residence of Madura’s ancient rulers, showcasing traditional architecture and cultural heritage.
• Great Mosque of Sumenep A beautiful mosque with elegant design and lush gardens, perfect for quiet reflection and photography.
• Keris Craft Village – Sumenep Visit the heart of Keris craftsmanship and see how these iconic daggers are forged by local artisans.
• Gili Labak Island – Sumenep A tropical escape with white sand beaches, clear waters, and vibrant coral—ideal for snorkeling or relaxing.
• Arek Lancor Monument – Pamekasan Located in front of the Great Mosque, this monument celebrates Madurese pride and offers a scenic town square.
• Arosbaya Limestone Hills – Bangkalan Striking limestone formations in a former quarry, now a dramatic landscape for exploration and photos.

• Valid ID or passport Required for hotel check-ins and boat transfers—keep it accessible throughout the tour.
• Comfortable walking shoes Ideal for exploring cultural sites, limestone hills, and village paths.
• Lightweight clothing for tropical weather Stay cool and comfortable during warm days across Madura’s coastal and inland regions.
• Modest attire for mosque and cultural visits Respectful clothing is recommended for entering religious and heritage sites.
• Personal medication and toiletries Bring any daily essentials, especially if you have specific health needs.
• Swimwear and towel Essential for snorkeling, swimming, or relaxing on the beach.
• Flip-flops or beach sandals Easy to wear on the boat and perfect for sandy shores.
• Hat and sunglasses Shield yourself from the tropical sun while exploring the island.
• Camera or smartphone for photos Capture Madura’s landscapes, cultural moments, and underwater scenes.
• Power bank and charging cables Ensure your devices stay charged throughout the day.
• Small backpack or daypack Handy for carrying daily essentials during excursions.
• Cash for souvenirs and snacks Many local vendors prefer cash—especially in villages and markets.

• Daily Availability This tour runs every day with a minimum booking of 2 participants.
• Flexible Pickup & Drop-off Tour can start and end at any location in Surabaya—hotel, airport, or public meeting point. Pickup and drop-off are included.
• Booking Deadline Reservations must be completed at least 3 days before the tour departure date.
• Assigned Tour Officer You’ll receive the name and contact number of your assigned tour officer at least 1 day before departure.
• Accommodation Setup Hotel rooms are twin-sharing (1 room for 2 people). If participant count is odd, an extra bed will be added to one room.
• Seasonal Recommendation Best enjoyed during the dry season, from May to October, for smoother island crossings and outdoor activities.
• Itinerary Flexibility Itinerary may change due to weather, traffic, or other unexpected conditions. Safety and comfort are prioritized.
• Gili Labak Boat Transfer The island crossing uses a traditional wooden boat. Travel time is approx. 2 hours each way, subject to sea conditions.
• Activity Level Includes moderate walking, snorkeling, and village visits. Not recommended for travelers with mobility limitations.

Additional surcharge 20% will be added to the price for a booking during High Season period below!

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