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Probolinggo, Indonesia
In Probolinggo, you can start your adventure with a breathtaking sunrise trek to Mount Bromo, one of Indonesia’s most iconic volcanoes. Then, wander through the vibrant Beejay Bakau Resort, where colorful boardwalks wind through lush mangroves. Dive into local culture by exploring the traditional markets, full of unique snacks and handcrafted goods. For a bit of ocean charm, take a boat tour along the coast or through the Madura Strait. And of course, don’t miss sampling the city’s rich culinary delights, like the tender Sate Gebug and freshly grilled seafood by the shore.
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What you NEED TO KNOW
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Port Name & Location
Probolinggo, Indonesia -
Time Zone
Western Indonesian Time -
Language
The primary languages spoken are Javanese and Madurese. -
Currency & Shopping
Indonesian rupiah -
Famous For
Probolinggo is known for its proximity to Mount Bromo and its sweet mangos, especially the “mangga manalagi." -
Important
Probolinggo has a tropical climate with hot temperatures year-round (average 27–32°C / 81–90°F), a wet season from November to April, and a dry season from May to October. Bring lightweight, breathable clothing, sun protection, and comfortable walking shoes. -
Fun Fact #1
Mount Bromo is the star attraction, a stunning active volcano and one of Indonesia’s most iconic natural landmarks. -
Fun Fact #2
Its nicknamed the “City of Wind” due to its strong coastal breezes, especially during the dry season! -
Fun Fact: Foodies
Probolinggo is known for its "Sate Gebug", a unique local satay made from thinly sliced, marinated beef that's pounded (or "gebug-ed") until tender, then grilled to perfection! -
Fun Fact: Landmarks
It’s home to the Beejay Bakau Resort, a unique eco-tourism spot built on a mangrove forest, featuring colorful boardwalks, art installations, and ocean views — all within the city!