Lombok Island
Washed by the Indian Ocean to the south and the Bali Sea to the north, the island of Lombok is part of the Lesser Sunda Islands of Indonesia. It is separated from Bali by the Lombok Strait, and from Sumbawa by the Alas Strait. Lombok attracts tourists with its unique landscapes: bright green hills, wild beaches, waterfalls, rare plants, steep mountain slopes and, of course, the Rinjani volcano - the second highest in Indonesia (3726 m). Trekking to its peak takes three days and promises unforgettable views.
You can get to Lombok by ferry (6 hours) or speedboat (1 hour) from Padang Bai port. Flights from Bali are also available and take just 40 minutes. The main city of the island is Mataram, the administrative center of the province of West Nusa Tenggara. The main infrastructure of the island is concentrated here.
Hotels and villas are being actively built in Lombok, located in the most picturesque places. The geometry of the buildings, natural materials and muted tones create an atmosphere of privacy and harmony.
Hotels and villas are being actively built in Lombok, located in the most picturesque places. The geometry of the buildings, natural materials and muted tones create an atmosphere of privacy and harmony.
This island is an ideal destination for those looking for unexplored corners of nature. Lombok has a calm atmosphere, without noisy parties and nightclubs. The locals are discreet and hospitable, and the island's nature is virtually untouched.
Fans of eco-tourism, trekking enthusiasts and connoisseurs of secluded beaches come to Lombok. The south coast is especially popular with surfers, while the west coast is especially popular with those looking for a relaxing holiday. Many travelers combine a visit to Lombok with a trip to the nearby Gili Islands.
The best beaches in Lombok
• Senggigi is the most popular beach with developed infrastructure. The northern coast is known for luxury hotels, while the southern coast is known for budget accommodation.
• Pink Beach (Tangsi) – a beach with pink sand in the southeast of the island. This is a secluded place that has not yet been affected by mass tourism.
• Mawun Beach is a teardrop-shaped bay with white sand and crystal blue water.
• Tanjung Aan Beach – a paradise beach with sun loungers and beach bars.
• Medana Beach – a secluded coastline with small eco-lodges and resorts.
Fans of eco-tourism, trekking enthusiasts and connoisseurs of secluded beaches come to Lombok. The south coast is especially popular with surfers, while the west coast is especially popular with those looking for a relaxing holiday. Many travelers combine a visit to Lombok with a trip to the nearby Gili Islands.
The best beaches in Lombok
• Senggigi is the most popular beach with developed infrastructure. The northern coast is known for luxury hotels, while the southern coast is known for budget accommodation.
• Pink Beach (Tangsi) – a beach with pink sand in the southeast of the island. This is a secluded place that has not yet been affected by mass tourism.
• Mawun Beach is a teardrop-shaped bay with white sand and crystal blue water.
• Tanjung Aan Beach – a paradise beach with sun loungers and beach bars.
• Medana Beach – a secluded coastline with small eco-lodges and resorts.
What to do in Lombok?
• Trekking to Rinjani volcano. The climb lasts 2-3 days and starts from the villages of Senaru or Sembalun. The route passes through jungle, cliffs and offers stunning views of the caldera, lake and neighboring islands.
• Snorkeling and diving. The west coast of Lombok has an amazing underwater world, including coral reefs and rare marine life.
• Excursions around the island. Get to know the traditions of the Sasak people, explore villages and visit local markets.
• Trekking to Rinjani volcano. The climb lasts 2-3 days and starts from the villages of Senaru or Sembalun. The route passes through jungle, cliffs and offers stunning views of the caldera, lake and neighboring islands.
• Snorkeling and diving. The west coast of Lombok has an amazing underwater world, including coral reefs and rare marine life.
• Excursions around the island. Get to know the traditions of the Sasak people, explore villages and visit local markets.
The best time to visit Lombok is the dry season from May to September. At this time the weather is comfortable, with minimal precipitation. During the rainy season (October–April), heavy downpours are possible, especially in December–February. The air temperature usually stays at +26...+28 °C, and the water remains warm (+25 °C).
Lombok Island is here
We invite you to trek in the national park in Lombok, to the active Rinjani volcano https://mos-activity.com/en/climbing-rinjani