
Fall for Indonesia: East Java
22 chapters: 7 and 15-day routes, Yogya, Dieng, Karimunjawa, Bromo, Ijen, and step-by-step transport
Key product facts
- Format
- Language
- Polish (English edition in preparation)
- Scope
- 22 chapters · 128 pages
- Routes
- 7 and 15 days
- Availability
- available to buy
- Page updated
Two weeks on Java. Here's the plan that works.
No clicking through ten blogs and contradictory Reddit threads. One file with routes, prices and times — ready for the road.
Five hours on Reddit and blogs. Half the advice contradicts itself, half is four years old. Three sites give three prices for the same train — and you still don't know whether you buy the ticket online or at the counter.
Then, on the ground, half a day goes to logistics instead of the trip — or you reach the volcano after the gate has closed.
So I put all of it in one file.
22 chapters, zero fluff
$17 ÷ 15 travel days = about $1 a day of planning. Less than one coffee on the road.
One day with a private guide on Java runs 150–200 zł. This file costs $17 and stays with you for the whole trip.
Don't buy blind.
Grab the free sample: the contents page and the opening page of chapter one. No email and no strings — if the style isn't for you, just don't buy.
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sampleExactly what you get: 22 chapters, 128 pages
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- Why East Java
- Flights and a sample budget
- When to go
- Apps and tools that save the day
- Health and safety
- Visa, vaccinations, insurance
- Internet, SIM cards, money
- What to pack (and what NOT to bring)
- Getting around Java – the complete guide
- What to eat on Java
- How not to be a rude tourist
- Yogyakarta and around
- Solo (Surakarta)
- Dieng Plateau – coloured lakes and temples
- Karimunjawa – islands, reefs, paradise beyond the crowds
- Bromo and Ijen – the iconic volcanoes
- Deeper into East Java – Banyuwangi, Tumpak Sewu, Malang, Surabaya
- The 7-day plan – two versions
- The 15-day plan – the full experience
- Ready-made Google Maps list
- On a budget: Java for under 100 zł a day
- East Java and where next

“I've been to Java — Bromo, Ijen and Tumpak Sewu at dawn. The photos in this book are mine, from the road. I check every price and time at the source. And when I don't know something first-hand, I say so instead of making it up.”
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- 22 chapters, PDF + offline
- Full routes and a Google Maps list
- PDF updates for 12 months after purchase
- Fall for Indonesia: East Java
- Fall for Indonesia: West Java
- Best price for the set
- The PDF lands in your inbox right after purchase
- Read it offline — on your phone, tablet, or printed
- Secure payment via Stripe
Specifics, not fluff.
Routes I rode myself and places I've been. The photos are mine.
Prices, times and transfers verified — not copied from a five-year-old blog.
PDF updates for 12 months after purchase — when something changes, you download the new version from the same link.
The route comes before the copy
followthewiatr is run by Klaudia. The guides combine notes from her own journeys with current sources used to recheck changing details such as prices, schedules, and formalities. Always recheck time-sensitive details before departure.
Product page updated:
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Try it for free
Before you spend money, see whether my way of planning fits you. “5 Days in Java” is a free plan with the Yogyakarta route, train times and a budget, sent to your email. If you like the style, come back for the full volume.
Get the free 5-day planYou have the route. Keep the logistics close.
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