The 7 most popular malioboro & city tours in Yogyakarta. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Ride riverside paths to Yogyakarta’s Sultanate areas on a small-group cycling tour with local snack stops, temple sights, and insights.
“We did the Hidden Gems bike tour and had a really enjoyable afternoon. Our guide Alfat was very knowledgeable and shared a lot of the history of Yogyakarta with us. We got to see parts of the city that as tourists we wouldn’t ordinarily get to see. We also learned about daily life in the…”
Private AC car from Yogyakarta to Borobudur and Prambanan with hotel pickup and bottled water; entrance tickets extra, time slots help.
“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. 😀”
A guided night walk in Yogyakarta for Malioboro street food, charcoal coffee, market fruit tastings, and becak palace rides.
“Sari was my wonderful guide for this tour. It was just me and her so we were able to be flexible and adjust the time and how long we spent at each place. She helpfully answered all my questions about Indonesian food and culture. We tried cRead more”
Private Yogya culture day: Palace, Sonobudoyo and Tamansari, then Ijo Temple sunset over the city. Pickup and tickets on phone.
“With this tour you get an overwhelming impression from the city of Yogyakarta or like the locals say "Joggia". The Tour you can go as described in the description, but since the Tourguide is his own boss he is very flexible to adjust the tour tRead more”
Private Yogyakarta city tour with Kraton, Tamansari Water Castle, Sonobudoyo Museum, bird market, and Kota Gede batik and silver.
“We went to the Museum, Sultan Palace and Water Palace ( Taman Sari). Museum is fantastic, small but very well designed and maintained. Sultan palace is grand and worth every minute. Guide was good and explained everything in gRead more”
Walk Kotagede’s heritage with a small community guide, visit royal tombs and markets, watch jamu and silversmith work in 2–3 hours.
“Upik is very kind to help us understand the local culture and history. Although the weather was very hot, we still very enjoyed.”
A 10-hour Yogyakarta temple route to six lesser-visited sites, with pickup, an English driver-guide, admission included, and mobile tickets.
“I highly recommend this tour for those travelers with a passion for architecture and archeology who want to go a little off the beaten path. We had pretty much every temple we visited to ourselves, and they were each distinct, atmospheric, anRead more”
