Lombok5 Days Itinerary/ First Timer

Pura Meru stands in Mataram with calm courtyards, brick gateways, and tall tiered shrines. Its dark thatched towers rise above stone platforms and quiet ritual spaces. The temple feels open, ordered, and deeply rooted in Lombok’s old royal landscape.Read More

Mayura Water Palace rests around a wide pond in central Mataram. A narrow path leads to Bale Kambang, a pavilion floating on still water. Old gates, temple walls, and leafy paths give the garden a quiet royal mood.Read More

Senggigi Beach curves along Lombok's west coast, with pale sand and calm blue water. Fishing boats rest near the shore while green hills rise behind the bay. At sunset, Bali's Mount Agung can appear across the strait.Read More

Pura Batu Bolong sits on a dark volcanic rock above the Lombok coast. The temple is small, but its setting feels precise and powerful. Waves move below the cliff, and the stone arch frames the sea with quiet drama.Read More

El Bazar feels polished without losing Lombok’s island ease. Blue and white details, woven lamps, and open air seating give the room a clean Mediterranean rhythm. The kitchen smells of warm spice, grilled seafood, herbs, citrus, and fresh bread.Read More

Turtle Point sits on Gili Trawangan’s clear northeast shallows, where reef meets pale sand. The water shifts from glassy turquoise to deep blue within a few strokes. Sea turtles move slowly over coral heads, often close enough to watch in silence.Read More

Gili Trawangan is a small coral island with white sand, bright water, and sandy lanes. Palm trees bend over the shore, and the sea shifts from pale turquoise to deep blue.Read More

Gili Meno is a small coral island with white sand, clear blue water, and quiet sandy lanes. Palm trees lean over the beach, reefs glow near shore, and the sea stays calm and bright. A salt lake sits in the middle, framed by scrub and coconut groves.Read More

Gili Meno Turtle Sanctuary sits on a quiet beach with pale sand and clear shallow water. Small nursery pools hold young turtles before their release into the sea. The place feels simple, local, and close to the island’s slower rhythm.Read More

Tir Na Nog sits on Gili Trawangan’s main strip, open to the sea breeze. At night, its Irish pub frame turns into a loud social anchor. Tables spill with travelers, cold drinks, and the steady pull of live music.Read More

Scallywags sits on Gili Trawangan’s southern shore, open to sea air and island light. Tables face the water, with Mount Rinjani and Lombok’s coast across the channel. The mood is relaxed, polished, and driven by the grill.Read More

Sendang Gile falls through a high green cliff on Mount Rinjani’s northern slope. The water drops in white sheets, then breaks into cool mist over dark stone. Ferns, moss, and forest shade make the air feel clean and quiet.Read More

Tiu Kelep Waterfall drops through dense forest below Mount Rinjani. Water falls in white sheets over a high green wall. Mist fills the air, and the pool feels cool and alive.Read More

Senaru Village sits on Rinjani's green northern slopes, above quiet Bayan. Bamboo homes, rice terraces, and cashew trees line paths cooled by mountain air. Waterfall mist drifts from the forest, and the volcano feels close at every turn.Read More

Rinjani Lodge Restaurant sits open to Senaru’s mountain air, with Mount Rinjani rising beyond the tables. The room feels calm and polished, but the food stays close to Lombok’s soil. Expect fragrant rice, vegetables, chicken, fish, and family style Indonesian cooking with clean, direct flavors.Read More

Selong Belanak Beach curves across a wide bay on Lombok's southern coast. Soft white sand meets pale turquoise water, with green hills at both ends.Read More

Tanjung Aan Beach curves around a bright bay on Lombok’s south coast. The water shifts from clear aqua to deep blue, while pale sand and low green hills give the shore a calm, open feel.Read More

Kuta Beach, Lombok curves along a bright bay below soft green hills. The sand feels grainy and pale, like small pepper seeds underfoot. Clear water shifts from glassy blue to turquoise near the shore.Read More

Ashtari sits high above Kuta Lombok, with wide terraces facing the bay and green ridges. The room feels calm, sunlit, and grounded, with a slow food kitchen at its center.Read More

Sade Traditional Sasak Village sits on a small hill in southern Lombok. Narrow lanes pass bamboo walls, thatched roofs, and smooth clay floors. Bright woven cloth hangs beside doorways, adding color to the earthy village scene.Read More

Sukarara Village feels warm, quiet, and deeply rooted in daily craft. Wooden looms click softly as women weave bright songket cloth beside simple Sasak houses and village lanes.Read More

Banyumulek Pottery Village feels warm, earthy, and quietly industrious. Low workshops line the lanes, with clay jars, bowls, and water vessels drying in the sun. You hear hands shaping wet clay before you notice the finished pieces.Read More

Narmada Park spreads across green terraces, stone paths, and calm pools near Mataram. Clear spring water moves through shaded gardens, old pavilions, and temple steps. The air feels quiet, cool, and gently sacred.Read More

Ayam Taliwang Irama feels direct, smoky, and proudly local. The room is simple, with the scent of charcoal, chilli, garlic, lime, and shrimp paste leading everything.Read More