
Family Bali and Lombok Adventure
Adventure, culture and relaxation in one holiday make this the ideal family summer getaway to Indonesia.
At over 3,500 metres above sea level Mount Rinjani is the third highest mountain in Indonesia. An active volcano, it dominates the Lombok skyline and provides a dramatic backdrop to the picturesque white sand beaches below. The forest clad mountain and surrounding hills hide remote Sasak villages, waterfalls and lakes and vantage points of the mountain, nearby Sumbawa island and Lombokâs southern plains. This tour will take you around the mountain to experience this landscape and its people.
Starting from your hotel, you will be driven along Lombokâs remote northern coastline, travelling through and over headlands and valleys with stunning coastal views. You will stop at the Sasak village of Segenter on the north slope of Mount Rinjani, where you will be able to observe and experience the traditional way of life. After a walk amongst the forest clad hills you will have a chance to stop and bathe under a waterfall. After lunch in a local restaurant you will travel to Sembalun and one of the best vantage points of Mount Rinjani. You will have the chance to walk amongst these lush and fertile hills 1000m above sea level, before heading back down the eastern slope of the mountain with views over southern Lombok and nearby Sumbawa Island. You will drive down via various vantage points and local villages before re-joining the main road to Mataram and returning to your hotel.
You can include this experience as part of an Experience Travel Group holiday designed exclusively with you.
Adventure, culture and relaxation in one holiday make this the ideal family summer getaway to Indonesia.
Map centered on Mount Rinjani's foothills. Zoom out to view other hotels (H) and experiences (E) in the area.
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