The route
Before the day, we check your address against the park boundary and the airspace rules, and request the park’s permission if the flight path needs it. On site, we take off from your own land. The first set is the property itself: a straight-down frame of the roof and grounds, three-quarter views from each corner at low height that show the building’s shape, the parking and the entrance — what a guest needs to recognise when the jeep drops them off in the dark. The second set is context: a slow rise and turn that brings the caldera rim, the road and the village into the same frame, and, from Cemoro Lawang, the sea of sand and Bromo’s cone opening up behind the building. That is the frame for the top of your listing. For land, we add a pass along the boundary and a high frame that shows the slope, the access road and the view the plot commands. The video is cut from the same flights: a rising reveal from the roof to the volcano in 30–60 seconds.











