The 8 Best Things to Do in Probolinggo, Indonesia

December 16, 2017 Nicolette Lion

Probolinggo is a city on the north coast of East Java province, Indonesia. It covers an area of 56.67 sq. km, and had a population of 217,062 at the 2010 Census; the latest official estimate is 223,159.
Restaurants in Probolinggo

1. Madakaripura Waterfall

Sapeh, Lumbang | Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, Probolinggo, Indonesia
Excellent
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Good
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Satisfactory
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Poor
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4.5 based on 353 reviews

Madakaripura Waterfall

Reviewed By molamola17 - Jakarta

From the parking area, you need to rent a motorcycle to get to the entrance (costs 10,000 IDR one way). Then from the entrance gate to the Waterfalls, you need to walk for approx. 1km uphill which is quite tiring.
There is an option of hiring a local guide who will help you walk you through the Waterfalls and take some pictures of you (costs 100,000 IDR on top of motorcycle and entrance fees) but for me, this is worth it.
It is a series of Waterfalls. And to move from 1 point to another can be quite difficult. Sometimes you need to climb and hang on the side cliffs to move to another point to view the other Waterfalls. This is the part where the local part would be very useful.
Raincoat and a particular waterproof case for your camera is a must. You will need to walk under some of the Waterfalls.
If you bring other electronic devices, you should rent a locker few meters before the Waterfalls.
Despite all the difficulties and hassles, it was really a uniquely nice experience. The views are breath-taking and you can take some really nice pictures there.

2. Gili Ketapang

Probolinggo, Indonesia +62 823-3105-5568
Excellent
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4 based on 20 reviews

Gili Ketapang

Reviewed By Gill G - western Australia

My driver asked if I'd like to see the island as we had time to spare. Great suggestion. For a westerner it was really interesting.
Caught a local ferry boat with wooden deck and shade cover. You waited on deck until it filled the headed off on a 50min crossing. We loaded people, bamboo, eggs, rice, etc. Cost Rp 10 000 each way.
The island is visible from shore, white sand beach. Padded other boats as well as off shore jetties and seabirds. Relatively smooth crossing.
The island itself is circumnavigable by foot. Friendly locals, 2 mosques, cat shrine, caves to see. Super hot- sunscreen and a hat essential.
Lots of goats!
Lots of trash unfortunately.
Fascinating experience for me.

3. Pasir Putih Beach

Probolinggo, Indonesia
Excellent
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Good
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Satisfactory
55%
Poor
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3.5 based on 13 reviews

Pasir Putih Beach

Reviewed By yewys - Singapore, Singapore

We went to a warung nearby to have lunch. Pricey. The beach was just 5mins behind the warung. Nothing special. White-Black sand, with trash along the beach. Touts were trying to get us to use their services for Water Sports. We were on the beach for barely 5mins when we decided to leave. Not worth the trip unless you are right smack in the vicinity.

4. Bentar Beach

Probolinggo 67211, Indonesia
Excellent
20%
Good
20%
Satisfactory
48%
Poor
6%
Terrible
6%
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3.5 based on 15 reviews

Bentar Beach

Reviewed By Aretha L

First visit when we were heading back from Banyuwangi to Surabaya. You can easily found the spot "Wisata Pantai Bentar" on the right side.
There are a long bridge above the sea, and one of the bridge is heading to the mangrove forest but we cannot get further to the forest. Just a small one.
Also you can find a small zoo, with deer, birds etc. some birds are free fly outside the cage and kids and very happy to run after the birds.
The wooden bridge are well maintained, clean also the gazebos on every corner.
This tourism spot is closed at 6 PM. Ticketing booth closes at 5PM. We only need to pay Rp.5000/person/visit
Nice one :)

5. Taman Wisata Studi Lingkungan

Jl. Basuki Rachmad, Probolinggo, Indonesia
Excellent
40%
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Satisfactory
60%
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4 based on 5 reviews

Taman Wisata Studi Lingkungan

Reviewed By dammer_thetraveler - Jakarta, Indonesia

Meski punya nama resmi Taman Wisata Studi Lingkungan kalau bertanya ke masyarakat lokal lebih mengenal sebagai Kebon Binatang. Memang saat dimasuki suasanana lebih mirip kebun binatang (dalam ukuran mini). Ukurannya memang tidak seberapa luas. Cukup kagum dengan pengelolannya (sepertinya pemkot setempat) dengan mengutip tiket masuk Hanya Rp.5.000 pengunjung sudah bisa menikmati. Padahal biaya perawatannya pasti tidak murah. Apalagi saya melihat ada seekor Singa Santan jadi penghuninya. Sayangnya kandang tidak terlalu besar sehingga satwa ini seperti "tersiksa".. Moga2x bisa disediakan kandang yang lebih lapang.

6. Ranu Agung Lake

Probolinggo, Indonesia
Excellent
50%
Good
50%
Satisfactory
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4.5 based on 2 reviews

Ranu Agung Lake

Reviewed By ferzandavio - Surabaya, Indonesia

Lokasi tenang, indah, dingin, nyaman, pas dikantong (hanya perlu bayar parkir). Ada fasilitas permainan airnya juga. Danaunya bagus banget tapi sayang akses jalan untuk menuju tempat ini kurang bagus.

7. Ranu Segaran Lake

Probolinggo 67287, Indonesia
Excellent
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5 based on 1 reviews

Ranu Segaran Lake

Reviewed By yayancarter

It was my 3rd visit here.
And I ask my family join with me. The scenery never disappoint you. You will found a huge lake, I think it was the second largest lake in Probolinggo after Ranu Agung (correct me if I was wrong). You can play around and can go along the lake with boat.

8. Bromo Smiling

Jl. Raya Probolinggo KM 20, Probolinggo, Indonesia +62 856-4820-5346
Excellent
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5 based on 1 reviews

Bromo Smiling

Reviewed By Jessica R

Après un montée scabreuse en jeep à 3 heures du matin, rien de tel qu'un petite demi-heure de marche pour atteindre LE point de vue. Et là, l'attente commence. Le jour se met à poindre gentiment à l'est, jusqu'à ce que le soleil se montre et nous laisse deviner sur notre droite les majestueux volcans Bromo et Semeru. Spectacle grandiose et saisissant!

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