Sewa Mobil Surabaya Tumpak Sewu
Welcome to Tumpak Sewu. The daily rental price for an Avanza from Surabaya to Tumpak Sewu in Lumajang is Rp 500,000, including the driver. The price excludes tolls, parking, and gasoline. For a minimum of two days, the Innova Reborn is Rp 700,000. The trip from Surabaya to Tumpak Sewu takes 3.45 hours via Malang. The Tumpak Sewu waterfall is popular with visitors.
Tumpak Sewu is located in Sidomulyo Village, Pronojiwo District, Lumajang Regency, East Java Province. Tumpak Sewu is now an international tourist destination, attracting visitors from all over the world. You can find accommodations ranging from economy to luxury. If you rent a car in Surabaya using Joserentcar, we will take you to your hotel according to your wishes and preferences, as our drivers are experienced in taking guests to Tumpak Sewu. Tumpak Sewu Waterfall is busy every day, especially in August, September, and December due to holidays in colder countries like Europe.
It’s called Tumpak Sewu if you’re entering from Lumajang. It’s called Coban Sewu if you’re entering from Malang. The route to the location from the main road is shorter if you take Tumpak Sewu. After arriving at the Tumpak Sewu parking lot, you can walk to the location on a paved, downhill road. The road is good and level. Continue downhill until you reach a stall selling drinks and food. There’s ice for a standard price of Rp 10,000 per glass, boiled noodles, and various fruits, including durian when in season. Snacks like snake fruit chips, cassava chips, and more are also available.
After the food stalls halfway down to the Tumpak Sewu area, the journey becomes more challenging, especially for those over 40. If you’re not in good physical condition, it’s best to postpone your trip and exercise around the area before descending to Tumpak Sewu. The journey to Tumpak Sewu feels like being pushed from behind because the road is downhill. Conversely, the return journey will feel incredibly strenuous because of the uphill climb. Make sure you’re fully prepared for the descent and ascent. Bring sandals, drinks, and snacks, as the food vendors at the bottom only sell snacks that you might not like.
Tumpak Sewu underwent significant changes in 2026. Along the path down to the waterfall, side barriers have been installed, a feature previously absent. Be careful when passing other hikers, as the path is only for one person. It’s best to yield to each other. Don’t forget to hold on to the safety railings, as a slip won’t be fatal if you hold on. Once you reach the bottom, sandals or waterproof shoes are essential, as you’ll be wading through water.