The site is located within a traditional agricultural landscape, with pools directly adjacent to active rice farming plots.
The water temperature remains consistently cool due to the high-altitude spring source originating from the slopes of Mount Ijen.
The facility is managed as a community-based tourism project by the residents of Dusun Rejopuro.
The swimming area utilizes natural stone and river rock features to complement the surrounding rural terrain.
Wisata Jopuro is a natural spring-fed swimming destination located in the Kampung Anyar area of Banyuwangi, East Java. The site features a series of terraced concrete pools filled with clear, cool water sourced from nearby mountain springs. Surrounded by lush rice paddies and tropical greenery, the pools offer a rural environment maintained by the local village community. The water flows directly through the swimming areas, ensuring constant renewal. Concrete stairs and pathways provide access to different levels of the bathing area. The facility includes basic amenities such as changing rooms, small food stalls, and seating areas constructed from natural materials. It serves as a popular local recreational spot for families and weekend swimmers looking to escape the heat.
The upper terrace pool provides a clear view of the surrounding emerald rice terraces as a backdrop.
Bring your own swimwear and a towel, as rental facilities are limited.
Visit during weekdays to avoid large crowds of local weekend tourists.
Wear water shoes if you have sensitive feet, as the pool floors are made of natural rock and concrete.
Avoid visiting during heavy rainfall as the spring water can become cloudy with sediment run-off from the surrounding fields.
Maintain modest swimwear in accordance with local Indonesian village customs; avoid loud noise near private rice fields.