Glide through Probolinggo's leafy colonial streets aboard a classic becak (pedicab) with a local guide, taking in the Chinese temple, Dutch-era architecture, city square, and the vibrant colour and chaos of Pasar Probolinggo market.
What to expect
You pedal-glide past the ornate Chinese klenteng (temple) with its vivid red lanterns, pause at the colonial-era alun-alun (city square) where locals gather for morning exercise, and peer inside Museum Probolinggo's collection of Majapahit artefacts. The crescendo is Pasar Probolinggo market: a sensory riot of spice, tropical fruit, batik, and street food where your guide handles introductions and translates vendor stories. It is an authentic slice of Javanese daily life at its most colourful.
Good to know
This excursion is port-adjacent and very manageable within a 3-hour window — ideal if you prefer a relaxed morning ashore after a long sea day. Wear light, breathable clothing. Bring small Indonesian Rupiah notes (IDR) for market purchases; your guide can advise on current exchange. Book a private guide in advance to avoid relying on ad-hoc arrangements at the pier.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Probolinggo — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.