To reach Jomblang Cave, you have several transportation options. Driving from Yogyakarta city center takes about 1.5 to 2 hours via Jalan Wonosari to Semanu, Gunungkidul. Parking at the site is around Rp5,000 per vehicle, and you can access the cave directly upon arrival. Alternatively, you can book a tour package that includes round-trip transportation from your hotel, entrance tickets, and a guide, with prices ranging from Rp500,000 to Rp800,000 per person. For public transportation, take a bus from Terminal Giwangan Yogyakarta to Wonosari, then continue with an ojek or motorbike rental. The bus ride costs about Rp15,000 to Rp20,000 and takes 2-3 hours, but this option may be slower.

There is no entrance fee to Jomblang Cave itself, but if you wish to participate in certain activities, the cost is approximately Rp500,000 per person. This fee includes safety equipment such as helmets, ropes, and boots, as well as a guide who will accompany you during your activities in the cave since the experience requires special equipment. Make sure to book your ticket in advance, as the number of visitors allowed per day is limited to ensure safety and environmental preservation.

Jomblang Cave is typically open daily from 07:00 to 14:00 WIB. However, the best time to visit is in the morning, around 10:00 to 12:00, when sunlight enters the cave and creates a spectacular light effect. It is recommended to arrive early as the number of visitors per day is limited, and preparing for the descent into the cave takes time.

The main attraction of Jomblang Cave is the "heaven's light" phenomenon that occurs when sunlight penetrates the gap above the cave and illuminates its interior. This view is incredibly beautiful and rare to find elsewhere. Additionally, the rappelling experience from a height of 60 meters is a major draw for adventurers seeking a challenging experience.

The main activity at Jomblang Cave is rappelling, where you descend into the cave using ropes. You can also explore the cave’s interior and admire the lush vegetation that has grown inside. Photography is also a popular activity here, as the views inside the cave are stunning and captivating.