Top Lombok Hiking Tours - page 3

Descending to the crater lake and scaling the summit of Mt. Rinjani is one of the hardest hikes in Southeast Asia but there are alternatives. Enjoy the magic of sunrise over the Gili Islands and Bali’s Mt. Agung plus views of the crater lake when you book this 2-day 1-night package to the crater rim only. Meals and camping gear (including restroom tents) are included, but entrance fees are not.

Less crowded than Bali’s cascades, Lombok’s tumbling falls offer the chance to get out into nature, capture magical photos, and, of course, take a dip in cool water. Experience three waterfalls without the risks of self-drive or the hubbub of a group tour on this private adventure to Benang Kelambu Waterfall, Benang Stokel Waterfall, and less-visited Sesere Waterfall. For ease, your package includes a hiking guide, lunch, and entrance fees.

Experience the thrill of hiking up the active volcano of Mount Rinjani, Indonesia’s second-highest peak at 12,200 feet (3,726 meters). With this overnight tour, join your guide and small group to trek to the Senaru crater rim, enjoy magnificent views over Segara Anak, and camp out at the summit to watch the sunrise.

See a different side of Lombok on this half-day guided hike from Senaru to the Sindang Gila Waterfall and Tiu Kelep Waterfall, two towering cascades set amid lush jungle. You’ll also have the chance to explore Senaru traditional village and a historic mosque. Lunch is not included. Opt for round-trip transfers from Bangsal, Senggigi, and Mataram, pickup only, or simply meet your guide at the trekking base in Senaru.

Hike to the summit of Mount Rinjani on this 3-day, 2-night trekking adventure via Sembalun route. Experience sunrise from the top of the volcano, camp at the crater rim, soak in the hot springs, and explore the scenic Segara Anak Lake. Ideal for fit adventurers who want the full Rinjani experience with experienced local guides.

Hiking Rinjani to Crater rim Senaru The two-day, one-night package starts from Senaru village to the crater rim, and the second day returns to Senaru village. This program is suitable for beginner climbers and also for honeymoon climbers and also families trek, the journey to Rinjani crater is very different from the other route in Sembalun, on this journey we pass through the jungle with a cold atmosphere and the sound of birds chirping, and will also see animals such as monkeys and sometimes you can see deer. The view is so beautiful to enjoy, this trip is highly recommended for climbers who want to honeymoon and also beginner climbers, the view from the Rinjani crater will spoil your view towards the lake and Mount Merapi.

3D2N Trekking Mount Rinjani: The Ultimate Adventure Experience the full trek of Mount Rinjani in just three days with our most popular trekking package. The journey begins with a hike from Sembalun across a savanna desert to the Sembalun Crater Rim, offering breathtaking views. Next, start the day with a 2 a.m. light breakfast, followed by a hike to the summit to catch the sunrise, then descend to the turquoise volcano lake and relax in the natural hot springs. Finally, trek back to Senaru through a lush tropical rainforest, completing your 3-day adventure.

If you’re short on time, opt for an express Mt. Rinjani trekking tour that helps you reach the summit quicker. On this 2-day tour, you’ll ascend faster than typical tours, allowing you to make the most of your time on Lombok. A small group limited to only 15 people ensures you receive personalized attention throughout.

Mount Rinjani One Day Trek Senaru Crater Rim, is a challenging but rewarding experience, offering spectacular views of the volcano. The one-day trek typically starts from Senaru Village.

Rugged and volcanic, north Lombok is a striking contrast to the mellow coast of Senggigi and Mataram. Soak up views of the Gili Islands and Mt. Rinjani without the stress of self-driving mountain roads on this private door-to-door tour. Hike to the Sendang Gile and Tiu Kelep waterfalls; eat a picnic lunch in the wilderness; and discover Sasak culture in the mountain villages of Sembalun, Lawang, and Bumbung.