Welcome to Lombok Island!
Lombok is the most popular destination in Nusa Tenggara Indonesia, with the fabled Gili Islands drawing visitors for action both in and out of the water, mighty Gunung Rinjani luring trekkers, and the big breaks on the south coast a magnet for surfers. Mataram, Lombok's capital, is a good spot for day trips to the surrounding areas, and nearby Senggigi is superbly positioned along a stretch or sweeping bays. In east Lombok, the very scenic Sumbawa offers low key tourism and some good surf breaks. Find out the best hotels, restaurants, tours, travel and sight seeing options to make your Lombok Indonesia holiday special. On this site you will find usefull guide to make your touring easier, important information about Lombok and others Indonesia travel destinations plus great discount rates for hotels and vacation packages.
Lombok is be coming a world renown surfing destination amongst surf enthusiasts world wide. Huge waves and challenging surf lure die hards to Bangko-Bangko ( Dessert Point ) on the south west tip of Lombok. Kuta on the south coast is surf central as plenty option of surf breaks such Gerupuk, Mawun, Mawi, Selong Belanak, Don Don, Seger reef break and some other secret spots.
| Climbing Mount Rinjani |
| National Geographic World Tourism Award in 2004 The National Park extends over a  n area of 41.330 ha, with the surrounding protected forest covering 51,500 ha. Community based activities are conducted in conjunction with the Rinjani Trek Centre in Senaru. Mount Rinjani and Segara Anak Lake located in the north of Lombok 85 kilo meters from Mataram. Mt. Rinjani is the second highest peak in Indonesia standing at a majestic 3726 m. For the people of Lombok Sasak and Balinese alike, treat this mountain as a sacred place. They Consider the Gods live at the summit of the mountain. It is truly an unforgettable experience to climb such an impressive mountain as Rinjani and the 2 trek expeditions that are offered and the spectacular scenery were contributing factors to Rinjani National Park Winning The National Geographic World Tourism Award in 2004 |
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