Indonesia · HIKING TRIPS IN LOMBOK
Good hiking trips in Lombok fill up in dry season and the great ones go first. Below: the 10 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Two days of Mt. Rinjani crater rim trekking from Senaru with a private guide, comfy camping, and sunset-sunrise views over Bali and the Gili Islands.
“We were a group of 3 and everything was excellent. The way up is challenging and you’ll feel fully rewarded when you reach the campsite. Food was amazing as well.”
Tough 3-day Mount Rinjani trek: Sembalun to summit, Segara Anak hot-water baths and lake views, plus Senaru rim sunsets in a small group.
“I highly recommend booking this. Everything was perfectly taken care of by the awesome guide Ringo and the porters. The food they prepared for us was always delicious. The trekk is difficult but not from a technical perspective, it’s just a loooot of continuous ascent and descent - the sweet snacks provided by the tour were always a great energy boost.”
2-day Mount Rinjani trek with porters and an English guide, rainforest to 2,641 m crater rim, Bali sunrise and sunset views, small group.
“The service was amazing. Very friendly and welcoming. We were given everything we needed, including information about the hike, food, water, etc. The hotel was very nice, the food prepared for us on the hike was incredible, and we could not have asked for a better, smoother experience.”
2 days, 1 night Mount Rinjani summit hike from Sembalun, crater-rim camping, pre-dawn climb, and sunrise views over Lombok.
“Jon was a great guide and always helped me. I always felt at ease. I enjoyed the scenery and the food, it was a truly wonderful experience.”
A tough 2-day, 1-night Mount Rinjani trek from Sembalun, camp near 2,639m, then chase sunrise and sunset views.
“This agency deserves to be known and recognized! The entire organization went perfectly for this high mountain trek. Special mention to our guide Ajes who was always calm and reassuring even during the sporty moments, he and his teaRead more”
One day from Senaru to Rinjani’s crater rim, with a steep climb, headlamp, poles, meals, and big views toward the Gili Islands and Bali.
“The trip was truly worthwhile, particularly for those who have limited time in Lombok but are able to undergo adequate training beforehand. The views from the crater rim are magnificent from every angle. Fendi and Arid demonstrated excellent professionalism as guide and cook. They assisted me from the outset and enriched the entire hike with their insightful storytelling. Would I recommend it? Certainly. Would I do it again? That remains open to consideration.”
2-day Mount Rinjani trek from Senaru with summit sunrise, crater rim camping, and provided gear, meals, and porters for about $183.
“Everything was great I would just recommend company emphasizing to clients how important it is to have proper clothing and accessories for trek as it gets very cold. Gloves, poles, heavy jacket etc…. My only complaint.”
2-day Mount Rinjani trek from Sembalun to 3,726 m for a crisp sunrise, crater rim camps, hot springs, and Lake Segara Anak views.
“We had a great time doing the 2D1N trip - the hike was good getting to the base camp and then the summit was tough going but amazing for sunrise. Our guide was lovely and the food was tasty and lots of it. The only downside was equipment - we shared a headtorch and could have done with walking poles each (one was broken so we couldn’t use). But we had a lovely time and they picked us up and dropped us at our hotels after the trip. Would definitely recommend!”
2D-1N Mount Rinjani sunrise trek from Sembalun, camp by the crater rim, summit at 3,726m, meals and gear included.
“Me and my son 12 year old did hiking mount rinjani summit in 2 days 1 night. Trek was very difficult but it was amazing. The agen and team was perpect in their service”
3 days, 2 nights on Mount Rinjani from Senaru to Sembalun, with summit sunrise, Lake Segara Anak, hot springs, and crater views.
“Ma fille et moi étions dans un groupe de 12 entouré de 2 guides et de 5 porteurs. Notre guide Agus a su prendre soin de nous dans les moments difficiles car il y en a. C'est la randonnée la plus difficile que nous avons réalisée. Nous ne sommes pas allées au sommet car c'est très physique. Le dernier jour peut être éprouvant ; 3 h pour atteindre le sommet, 1h30 pour redescendre au camp et 5/6 h de descente. Nous étions bien èquipèes : pantalon et t-shirt thermiques, doudoune. Nous avons dormi tout habillé dans le duvet. Gants et bonnet sont aussi indispensables. Nous avons très bien mangé pendant…”
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