
Indonesia has 13 climbing venues on Climb Go Where, in Jakarta, Bali and Bandung. Greater Jakarta has six gyms: Indoclimb at FX Sudirman and Kuningan City, Boulder Planet in Tanjung Duren, Dreamstone Boulders in Kelapa Gading and Alam Sutera, and Peak to Peak Climbing in Alam Sutera, Tangerang. In Bandung, Yuk Manjat on Jalan Naripan has top rope, lead and bouldering walls.
Bali has five gyms and one outdoor guide. Klimb Boulder Gym has branches in Canggu and Uluwatu, Monk Climbing Gym is in Ubud, Rock Island in Pererenan has rope walls, auto-belays and a café, and Clip 'n Climb Bali in Sanur suits families. Bali Adventure Climbing runs guided trips on the cliffs inside the Mt Batur caldera at Kintamani.
Entry prices are typically Rp170,000 to Rp220,000 for a day of climbing, with cheaper sessions at Peak to Peak (Rp110,000) and Yuk Manjat (from Rp100,000). Some Jakarta gyms charge extra for shoe and chalk hire, so check before you go. For outdoor climbing in Bali, the dry season from around April to October is the most reliable. Rope climbers should expect a belay check before climbing with a partner at gyms such as Rock Island and Indoclimb.