A Truly Unique Jomblang Cave and Timang Beach Gondola. Experience the vibrant adventure of caves and gondolas in this 1-day tour, visiting top attractions and amazing spots.

Tour Highlights:

• Another Adventure tour in Yogyakarta — The Caves & Gondolas of Exclusive Experience!
• Your Caves & Gondola Ticket includes exploring and walk-in Cave Tours! Also included is a Gondola Ride to Sea's.
• A guide to a stunning natural attraction, and splendor South Sea scenic view by the gondola.

• The tour will be confirmed at the time your booking is complete.
• Every valued guest will arrive in a timely fashion and never be afraid would miss to pickup!
• All tours are based on Departure and Return at Yogyakarta (transfer/drop other cities or Yia airport is optional).
• Money Issues: You must change the Indonesian Currency IDR for your holiday in Indonesia. Please ensure that you have good denominations of all Rupiah notes. In Indonesia, credit cards are accepted for expenses incurred at hotels and restaurants. However, small shops and small-town eateries in the countryside can only accept cash.

What to bring

• Comfortable clothes
• Change of clothes
• Passport or ID card
• Towel
• Camera
• Snacks
• Sunscreen
• Cash

Not suitable for

• Pregnant women
• People with back problems
• People with mobility impairments

Not allowed

• Alcohol and drugs
• Making fire

A Truly Unique Jomblang Cave and Timang Beach Gondola offer 2 of the Best exotic cave and gondola tours. One of the popular day tours is to Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

Jomblang Cave Yogyakarta: Exploring Caves is challenging with special equipment and an expert local caving guide.

Jomblang Cave located in Pacarejo Village, Semanu District, Gunungkidul Regency, Yogyakarta. From the Jogja City, the distance is about 47 km or 1 hour 30 minutes to two hours. The road conditions in the Jomblang Cave area are suitable for two-wheeled and four-wheeled vehicles. However, there is no public transportation to this tourist attraction.

3 Most Interesting Things in Jomblang Cave:

1. Vertical cave.

Jomblang Cave is a vertical cave formed by the collapse of soil and vegetation due to geological processes. The collapse created a sinkhole or well at the mouth of the cave with a depth of about 60 meters.

2. Ancient vegetation in the Jomblang cave.

Inside this cave is very fertile. As mentioned on the Gunung Kidul Regency Government website, at the bottom of this vertical cave, there is beautiful ancient vegetation that is not found outside the place.

When setting foot on the bottom of the cave, you will be amazed by the surrounding scenery. We can find various beautiful and lush ancient plant vegetation.

3. Heavenly light.

Jomblang Cave is famous for its unique "heavenly light" in Grubug Cave. This phenomenon forms sunlight entering the bottom of the cave through Luweng Grubug, a sinkhole or well at the mouth of the cave.

Travelers can witness the phenomenon of heavenly light by walking about 300 meters inside the cave so that they will find Luweng Grubug. The sunlight that illuminates the mouth of the cave, contrasts with the pitch-black conditions inside the cave, resulting in a stunning view. This is where the term "heavenly light" emerged.

A Truly Unique Jomblang Cave and Timang Beach Gondola will continue the beach adventures.

Timang Beach, Gunung Kidul: For Challenge Coastland Lovers.

3 Facts and Attractions of Timang Beach located in the Gunung Kidul area. What experience makes this Timang beach for those of you who are adventurous:

1. Ride a special jeep through a rocky bumpy road.

Our private vehicle parking can only enter up to a certain location, while heading to Timang Beach, a special vehicle is needed to get there. They are provided by jeep suttle to go through the rocky off-road dirt road for 30 minutes. Then walk to the rocky beach to cross the seas to Panjang Island (Timang Island).

No matter how tiring the road to Timang Beach is, everything will pay off once you arrive there and successfully cross the South Sea with fierce waves on a gondola!

2. Panjang Island or Timang Island which is a habitat for LOBSTERS.

The advantage of Timang Beach is not that it is a beach vacation. It turns out that Panjang Island is home to lobsters, so the population of this crustacean is very abundant. Many residents and communities work as lobster hunters and have often hunted in this area since 1997.

3. Dare to Try? Gondola Riding a cable car over the wildly wavy Indian Ocean.

The attraction of Timang Beach is the cable car trip to Panjang Island, which is rich in lobsters. Not a few travelers come to this place to challenge themselves by riding a gondola directly across the South Sea.

Some people may find a gondola, which is manually operated by locals, worrying. But don't worry—this cable car made of iron, wood, and rope is very strong and safe!

The trip up the gondola to the other side of the coral reef, aka Panjang Island, takes a short time because the rope is only 200 meters long. However, feeling yourself floating above the sea leaves a sensation of a pounding heart that is playing dance fast.

Fierce waves hit the train in the middle of the journey and wet the clothes. Of course, this tour may not be suitable for anyone with a phobia of heights, the elderly, children, or mobility disorders.