Lombok

Luxury Lombok Travel

Easily reachable from Bali, Lombok’s quiet countryside and untouched swathes of white sand feel worlds away. The island is home to some of Indonesia’s most jaw-dropping beaches and vibrant snorkeling sites, as well as trekking and cultural encounters amidst rice fields and bamboo forests. In contrast to Bali’s Hindu traditions, Lombok is a predominantly Muslim island, and the call to prayer echoes across its villages and coastline, adding to the island’s distinct atmosphere.  

The island’s north is rich in nature and culture, home to lush green highlands. Connect with the culture and customs of Lombok’s Indigenous peoples on a trek through Senaru led by local women guides that supports a community initiative aimed at empowering women. The hike takes you through sun-dappled, whispering bamboo forests and across ridgelines that overlook terraced green rice fields. Stop for breaks in small Sasak villages where you’ll get a look at daily life, and end your hike at one of the spectacular cascading waterfalls that dots the region.  

Also in the north, discover the island’s craft traditions with visits to Sukarara and Banyumulek villages, two communities renowned for their centuries-old artisanal traditions, such as textile weaving and pottery. If you’re looking for an adventure on the water, take a boat trip to the nearby Gili Islands, where clear waters, rich marine life, and world-class snorkeling await. Swim alongside sea turtles, explore coral gardens, and soak in the chill island atmosphere.  

In southern Lombok, turquoise waves rush over white, talcum-soft sand. Slow down here under the shade of a rustling palm tree, go surfing, or drift over vibrant coral reefs. Check into Sempiak Seaside Resort here, an idyllic boutique retreat nestled in Selong Belanak where the barefoot luxury vibe echoes the laid-back yet refined feel of the island’s south.   

Lombok On a Map