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7D/6N Sumatra Tours
Rainforest, volcano and Lake Toba in one journey
Experience a two-day orangutan trek, a night at a riverside jungle camp, Mount Sibayak at sunrise, natural hot springs and the living Batak culture of Samosir Island.
Everything you need to know at a glance
A clear overview of the journey length, overnight jungle trek, group size and activity level.
Six nights across rainforest, volcanic highlands, countryside and Lake Toba.
Licensed local guide, riverside camp, freshly prepared meals and river tubing.
A more flexible, comfortable journey with personal support from the local team.
Best for travellers comfortable with rainforest trails and a volcano hike.
The €535 rate applies per person for bookings with a minimum of two guests. Travelling alone? Contact us for an individual quotation. Special discounts may be available for group bookings; please contact our team for current group rates.


Wildlife, volcanic landscapes and living culture.
Begin beside the Bohorok River, sleep inside Gunung Leuser National Park, continue into the cool Karo Highlands and finish among the villages and lake views of Samosir Island.
Trek for two days with a licensed local guide and spend one night at a simple riverside camp.
Climb Mount Sibayak before sunrise and recover afterward in natural hot springs.
Visit traditional settlements, cultural sites and communities shaped by the highlands and Lake Toba.
Medan → Bukit Lawang → Berastagi → Lake Toba → Medan
Private air-conditioned transport connects each destination, with airport or hotel pickup and drop-off.
Seven carefully planned days
Travel times are approximate. Activities may be adapted for weather, road, volcanic, river or national-park conditions.
Arrival and the gateway to the jungle
Meet your driver at the airport or a Medan hotel and begin a private scenic transfer of around four to five hours. Check in beside the Bohorok River and relax in the rainforest setting. When timing allows, explore Bukit Lawang village or visit the Bat Cave.
Overnight: Bukit Lawang · Meals: none
Orangutans and a night in the rainforest
After breakfast, start the first day of your 2D/1N ethical jungle trek. Walk for approximately seven to eight hours while learning about tropical plants, wildlife and traditional medicinal uses. Search for orangutans, Thomas’s leaf monkeys, gibbons, hornbills and other forest species before reaching a simple riverside bamboo camp.
Swim or rest by the river while the jungle team prepares dinner, then sleep on a mattress beneath a mosquito net surrounded by forest sounds.
Overnight: Jungle camp · Meals: breakfast, lunch and dinner
Forest trails and the Jungle Taxi
Wake to the sounds of gibbons and birds. After breakfast, continue through the rainforest for around six to seven hours. Observe life near the river, where monitor lizards, tortoises and butterflies may appear, and stop for lunch beside the Bohorok River.
Finish with a traditional tube-rafting return through the forest, then check back into your Bukit Lawang accommodation.
Overnight: Bukit Lawang · Meals: breakfast and lunch
From tropical forest to the Karo Highlands
Travel roughly three and a half hours to Berastagi. On the way, visit the abandoned Ghost Village connected with Mount Sinabung’s 2010 eruption. After hotel check-in, explore the cool highland town and its fruit market, known for local strawberries, passionfruit and fresh produce.
Overnight: Berastagi · Meals: breakfast
Sunrise volcano hike, hot springs and Sipiso-piso
Start around 04:15 for the sunrise hike up Mount Sibayak, reaching 2,094 metres. The ascent takes about 90 minutes and leads toward steaming volcanic vents and wide highland views. Descend for a relaxing soak in natural hot springs.
After lunch, continue for approximately five to six hours toward Lake Toba. Stop at traditional Dokan Village and the 120-metre Sipiso-piso waterfall before crossing by ferry from Parapat to Samosir Island.
Overnight: Lake Toba / Samosir Island · Meals: breakfast
Batak history, dance and panoramic lake views
Discover the culture of the Batak Toba people. Visit Ambarita Village and the stone chairs of King Siallagan, continue to Simanindo for a traditional dance performance and enjoy a coffee break at Panorama Parhalow.
The afternoon is free for swimming, lakeside relaxation or an optional traditional Batak massage.
Overnight: Lake Toba / Samosir Island · Meals: breakfast
Return journey and optional Medan highlights
After breakfast, take the ferry back to Parapat and continue by private vehicle to Medan, normally around five to six hours. When flight timing allows, add a short city visit to Maimun Palace, the Great Mosque and Tjong A Fie Mansion before hotel or airport drop-off.
Meals: breakfast
A different side of Sumatra every few days

Rainforest and wildlife
Spend two days in Gunung Leuser National Park and one night at a simple riverside jungle camp.

Volcanic highlands
Explore the Karo Highlands, climb Mount Sibayak, visit local markets and soak in natural hot springs.

Batak culture and calm
Cross to Samosir Island for traditional villages, historic sites, dance, lake views and time to relax.
Selected stays along the route
Hotel choice depends on availability and the confirmed package category. One of the six nights is spent at the jungle camp.
Rainforest-side stays
Possible options include Green Travelodge, EcoLodge, Jungle Inn or Garden Inn.
Highland comfort
Possible options include Kalang Ulu Exclusive Hotel or Sinabung Hill Resort.
Samosir and waterfront stays
Possible options include Tabo Cottages, Zoe Paradise Waterfront or Labersa Hotel & Convention.
What the package includes
The final confirmation should list the selected hotels, room type and any customised activities.
✓Included
- Private air-conditioned transport for the complete Medan–Bukit Lawang–Berastagi–Lake Toba–Medan route
- Pickup and drop-off at Kualanamu Airport or an agreed Medan hotel
- Licensed English-speaking guide throughout the journey
- Six nights in the planned combination of hotels and jungle camp
- Breakfast at the accommodation where stated
- 2D/1N ethical jungle trek with guide, camp equipment, meals and park permit
- Mount Sibayak sunrise hike and natural hot springs
- Confirmed national-park and cultural-site entrance fees
- Ferry tickets between Parapat and Samosir Island
—Not included
- International or domestic flights
- Visa, passport and other personal travel documents
- Travel and medical insurance
- Lunches and dinners unless specifically mentioned
- Personal drinks, laundry, snacks and private expenses
- Optional activities outside the confirmed programme
- Tips for guides, drivers and hotel staff
Travel that respects wildlife and supports local people
The tour is designed around ethical wildlife observation, local employment and lower-waste travel practices.
Bookings support local guides, drivers, accommodation providers and communities.
No feeding, touching, riding or exploiting animals during the journey.
Responsible tourism can contribute to conservation work and educational initiatives.
Guests are encouraged to use refillable bottles and reduce disposable plastic.
Pack light and prepare for changing conditions
A trekking bag below 10 kg is recommended whenever possible.
Bring comfortable trekking shoes with reliable grip and breathable long-sleeve clothing.
Carry a waterproof bag for valuables, swimwear and a quick-drying towel.
Pack insect repellent, sunscreen and a reusable water bottle.
Helpful details before booking
Send your travel dates, number of guests and arrival details to receive a personalised confirmation.
Is this a private or group tour?
The package is planned for a small group of two to six participants. Confirm whether your preferred departure will be private or shared before booking.
Is seeing an orangutan guaranteed?
No. Orangutans and all other animals are wild and move freely. The licensed guides look for wildlife responsibly without feeding or attracting animals.
How difficult is the tour?
The overall difficulty is moderate. The rainforest programme includes long trekking days, while Mount Sibayak involves an early start and uphill walking.
What is the jungle camp like?
The overnight camp is simple, with a bamboo shelter, mattress and mosquito net beside the river. It is an authentic outdoor experience rather than hotel accommodation.
Can the itinerary change?
Yes. Activities and timings may be adapted because of arrival times, weather, volcanic conditions, park regulations, road conditions or river levels.
How is the final price confirmed?
Send your dates, guest count, arrival information and hotel preference. The team will confirm availability, accommodation category and the final total before payment.
Ready for seven unforgettable days?
Tell us your dates, number of travellers, arrival point and preferred accommodation category. We will prepare a personal quotation for your Bukit Lawang, Berastagi and Lake Toba adventure.
Price, accommodation and availability are confirmed before booking.
