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Senggigi Beach
Sunset, swimming and the island's classic west-coast resort strip.
View location ↗Pura Batu Bolong
A sea temple on a rocky point with beautiful late-afternoon light.
View location ↗Nipah Beach
Snorkelling, seafood and a relaxed northbound beach stop.
View location ↗Pusuk Pass
A forest road with mountain views and wild macaques.
View location ↗Bangsal Harbour
The main public gateway to Gili Air, Gili Meno and Gili Trawangan.
View location ↗Gili Trawangan
Snorkelling, diving, cycling and the liveliest island atmosphere.
View location ↗Gili Meno
Quiet beaches, marine life and a slower island rhythm.
View location ↗Gili Air
A relaxed mix of village life, beaches and snorkelling.
View location ↗Tiu Kelep Waterfall
An iconic waterfall below the Rinjani highlands.
View location ↗Sade Traditional Village
A living Sasak heritage village with traditional houses and weaving.
View location ↗Kuta Lombok Beach
A practical base for the Mandalika coast, cafés and beach-hopping.
View location ↗Tanjung Aan Beach
Clear water, white sand and one of southern Lombok's best beach days.
View location ↗Merese Hill
A short climb to wide-open views over Tanjung Aan and the coast.
View location ↗Mawun Beach
A sheltered bay with calm water and a scenic approach road.
View location ↗Selong Belanak Beach
A beginner-friendly surf beach with lessons and board hire.
View location ↗Benang Kelambu Waterfall
A forest waterfall with a layered curtain of water.
View location ↗Narmada Park
A historic royal water garden and spring complex.
View location ↗Lingsar Temple
A significant sacred complex shared by Hindu and Muslim traditions.
View location ↗Tetebatu
Rice terraces, village walks and cooler highland scenery.
View location ↗Sembalun Village
A dramatic highland valley and gateway to Rinjani routes.
View location ↗Pergasingan Hill
Sunrise views across the patchwork Sembalun valley.
View location ↗Pink Beach (Tangsi)
A remote south-east coast day trip with unusual pink-toned sand.
View location ↗Lembar Harbour
Public ferry gateway for the Bali-Lombok crossing.
View location ↗Lombok International Airport
The island's main air gateway in Central Lombok.
View location ↗Malimbu Beach
A calm west-coast beach with dramatic views toward the Gili islands and Bali on clear days.
View location ↗Gili Nanggu
A quiet south-west island known for clear water, coral gardens and a slower beach day.
View location ↗Benang Stokel Waterfall
A lush twin-drop waterfall in the foothills, often combined with nearby Benang Kelambu.
View location ↗Batu Layar Temple
A small coastal shrine and viewpoint north of Senggigi, associated with local Sasak traditions and sunset walks.
View location ↗Islamic Center NTB
A major Mataram landmark with a grand mosque, broad city views and a strong contemporary symbol of West Nusa Tenggara.
View location ↗Sekotong Coast
A relaxed south-west coast with quiet bays, reef trips and boat access to the southern Gilis.
View location ↗Batu Payung
A distinctive coastal rock formation near the south-east beaches, best visited with local conditions and tide in mind.
View location ↗Goa Kotak Beach
A rugged south-coast beach with a small cave-like rock formation and dramatic shoreline scenery.
View location ↗Bukit Selong
A hilltop viewpoint over the patchwork fields of Sembalun, especially beautiful in clear early-morning light.
View location ↗Sembalun Lawang
A highland village and major gateway for Mount Rinjani routes, surrounded by broad agricultural valleys.
View location ↗Mount Rinjani National Park
Lombok's volcanic highland protected area, including Mount Rinjani, Segara Anak and several trekking gateways.
View location ↗Seger Beach
A rugged headland and beach near Kuta, with short climbs, broad surf views and a quieter feel than the main bay.
View location ↗Mandalika International Street Circuit
A modern racing circuit in the Mandalika area, host to international motorcycle events and a distinctive south-coast day-trip stop.
View location ↗Pura Meru
A major Hindu temple complex in Cakranegara, built in the eighteenth century and one of Mataram's most important heritage sites.
View location ↗Cakranegara Heritage Quarter
The historic Cakranegara area is a useful base for temple visits, local food, markets and a closer look at Mataram's layered urban history.
View location ↗Klui Beach
A quieter west-coast beach north of Senggigi, useful for a relaxed swim, sunset and a less built-up shoreline.
View location ↗Gili Kondo
A small east-coast island with bright sand, clear shallows and a simple snorkelling-focused day trip.
View location ↗Tiu Teja Waterfall
A forest waterfall with a broad falling curtain of water, reached through the green foothills of north-east Lombok.
View location ↗Mangku Sakti Waterfall
A dramatic river gorge and waterfall in the Rinjani foothills, known for dark volcanic rock and seasonal water colour.
View location ↗Pusuk Sembalun Road Viewpoint
A scenic mountain road through the Rinjani highlands, with changing views over forest, farms and the Sembalun valley.
View location ↗Bumbang Beach
A quiet south-coast bay east of Kuta, with wide sand, low hills and a more remote day-trip atmosphere.
View location ↗Tampah Beach
A broad, uncrowded beach west of Kuta, known for clear water, pale sand and a relaxed picnic-and-swim stop.
View location ↗Gili Pasir
A tiny sandbar off East Lombok, best visited around suitable tides as its shape and exposed sand can change with conditions.
View location ↗Gili Gede
A larger, quiet island in the Sekotong area with village life, beaches and a relaxed overnight or boat-trip atmosphere.
View location ↗Kuta Lombok Village
The south-coast base for beaches, surf, local restaurants and Mandalika day trips.
View location ↗Gunung Pengsong
A hilltop temple and viewpoint south-west of Mataram, combining a short climb, forest and wide views across the lowlands.
View location ↗Masjid Bayan Beleq
One of Lombok's oldest surviving mosques and an important Sasak heritage site near Bayan, at the foot of Rinjani.
View location ↗Desa Ende Sasak Village
A traditional Sasak village experience focused on local architecture, daily life, weaving and cultural interpretation.
View location ↗Banyumulek Pottery Village
A village known for Lombok pottery, where visitors can see traditional clay work and buy locally made pieces.
View location ↗Mayura Water Palace
A historic garden and water palace in Cakranegara, connected to Lombok's Balinese royal heritage and urban history.
View location ↗Penimbungan Waterfall
A dramatic Rinjani foothill waterfall reached through the Torean valley, suited to visitors planning a longer guided nature day.
View location ↗Ampenan Old Harbour
Lombok's historic western harbour district, useful for understanding the island's older trading connections and coastal urban history.
View location ↗Masbagik Market
A lively East Lombok market town and a practical stop for seeing everyday trade, produce and local life away from the main resort areas.
View location ↗Karang Bayan
A rural area north-east of Mataram, known for local produce, village life and a quieter inland alternative to the coast.
View location ↗Sambelia
An east-coast district and useful gateway toward the northern-eastern islands, beaches and Rinjani foothill routes.
View location ↗Labuhan Lombok Harbour
The main east-coast gateway for boats toward Sumbawa and the surrounding eastern islands.
View location ↗Kayangan Harbour — Lombok to Sumbawa
The principal public ferry crossing from Lombok to Poto Tano on Sumbawa; allow extra time for check-in, vehicle queues and sea conditions.
View location ↗Mandalika Beach
A broad south-coast beach in the Mandalika area, easy to combine with Kuta, Seger and the circuit.
View location ↗Kuta Mandalika Windmill Beach
A recognisable Kuta Mandalika shoreline stop with open sea views and an easy connection to the south-coast beach circuit.
View location ↗Padangbai Harbour — Bali to Lombok
Bali's main east-coast departure point for Lombok crossings; clarify whether guests need Lembar, Bangsal or a fast-boat port before booking.
View location ↗Poto Tano Harbour — Sumbawa
The Sumbawa-side arrival port for the Lombok–Sumbawa public ferry crossing.
View location ↗Nusa Penida Manta Point
A Bali-area diving and snorkelling landmark often combined with Nusa Penida; include as a separate island extension rather than a Lombok excursion.
View location ↗Sanur Harbour — Bali
A modern Bali departure point for Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan, useful when guests combine Lombok with Bali island-hopping.
View location ↗Sumbawa Besar
The historic inland capital area of Sumbawa, suited to a longer cultural extension beyond the Lombok ferry crossing.
View location ↗Waingapu — Sumba
The main eastern Sumba gateway, known for traditional textiles, megalithic culture and dry-season landscapes.
View location ↗Tambolaka — West Sumba
A practical western Sumba gateway for beaches, villages and traditional cultural routes.
View location ↗Gili Mas Terminal — Lombok
Lombok's newer cruise and passenger terminal area near Lembar, separate from the traditional public ferry facilities.
View location ↗Amed — Bali
A quiet east-Bali coast known for black-sand beaches, diving and views toward Mount Agung; useful as a Bali extension around the Lombok crossing.
View location ↗Nusa Lembongan — Bali
A small island near Bali with clear water, mangrove trips and easy connections to Nusa Ceningan and Penida.
View location ↗Nusa Ceningan — Bali
A compact island extension known for coastal viewpoints, lagoons and the bridge connection to Nusa Lembongan.
View location ↗Menjangan Island — Bali
A protected island in north-west Bali, particularly known for clear-water diving and reef walls.
View location ↗Saleh Bay — Sumbawa
A large bay in Sumbawa associated with whale-shark encounters and wide marine landscapes; plan as a dedicated multi-day trip.
View location ↗Komodo Island
Home of the Komodo dragon and a protected dry-island landscape; a dedicated Flores extension rather than a Lombok day trip.
View location ↗Pink Beach — Komodo
A famous pink-sand beach inside Komodo National Park, best visited as part of a liveaboard or Labuan Bajo boat itinerary.
View location ↗Labuan Bajo
The main gateway for Komodo National Park and Flores boat trips, with practical accommodation, harbour and tour connections.
View location ↗West Bali National Park
A protected landscape in western Bali with dry forest, mangroves, reefs and the Menjangan diving area.
View location ↗Ubud — Bali
A major Bali cultural base for rice landscapes, galleries, temples and performance traditions.
View location ↗Sidemen — Bali
A quieter east-Bali valley known for rice terraces, village roads and views toward Mount Agung.
View location ↗Praijing Traditional Village — Sumba
A well-known traditional village in West Sumba with peaked houses and a strong cultural landscape.
View location ↗Wairinding Hill — Sumba
An open hill landscape in East Sumba, especially atmospheric in the dry season and at golden hour.
View location ↗Weekuri Lake — Sumba
A bright coastal lagoon in Southwest Sumba, known for clear water and limestone scenery.
View location ↗Pasola Festival — Sumba
A major Sumbanese cultural festival involving ritual spear games; travel dates must be confirmed locally because the calendar follows traditional calculations.
View location ↗Piaynemo — Raja Ampat
The iconic karst viewpoint of Raja Ampat, reached by boat from the regional gateways and best planned with local operators.
View location ↗South Misool — Raja Ampat
A remote Raja Ampat area known for reefs, islands and exceptional marine biodiversity; not a casual add-on to a Lombok stay.
View location ↗South Raja Ampat
A broad regional extension for island scenery, reef trips and village-led marine tourism around Raja Ampat.
View location ↗Wae Rebo Village — Flores
A highland traditional village known for its distinctive cone-shaped houses and guided cultural visits.
View location ↗Kelimutu Lakes — Flores
Three volcanic crater lakes whose colours can change over time; normally visited for sunrise from a Flores base.
View location ↗Bajawa — Flores
A highland town and base for Ngada villages, megalithic sites and volcanic landscapes in central Flores.
View location ↗Pura Besakih — Bali
Bali's largest temple complex on the slopes of Mount Agung, important for visitors interested in Balinese Hindu architecture and ceremony.
View location ↗Tanah Lot — Bali
A famous sea temple on Bali's west coast, best treated as a separate Bali itinerary due to road distance.
View location ↗Uluwatu Temple — Bali
A dramatic cliff-top sea temple with ocean views and evening Kecak performances.
View location ↗Kelingking Beach — Nusa Penida
The iconic T-Rex-shaped cliff and beach viewpoint on Nusa Penida; allow a dedicated island day and careful road planning.
View location ↗Crystal Bay — Nusa Penida
A well-known Nusa Penida bay for snorkelling and diving, with conditions and marine wildlife varying by season.
View location ↗Wayag — Raja Ampat
A remote karst-island landscape associated with Raja Ampat's signature viewpoints and boat-based exploration.
View location ↗Arborek Village — Raja Ampat
A small island village known for community-based marine tourism, reef access and local hospitality.
View location ↗Sawinggrai Village — Raja Ampat
A village and marine-tourism stop in Raja Ampat, often included in bird-of-paradise and island itineraries.
View location ↗Tanggedu Waterfall — Sumba
A striking East Sumba waterfall set among pale rock and clear pools, reached as a dedicated inland excursion.
View location ↗Padar Island — Komodo
A spectacular Komodo National Park viewpoint above three contrasting bays, normally visited by boat from Labuan Bajo.
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