In Lambok, you'll find some of the best surfing beaches in the world, including the famous Desert Point. This spot attracts international surfers who come specifically to ride its legendary waves.

The island's diverse surf spots cater to all skill levels, as Desert Point, Mawi Beach and Grupuk stands out as one of the premier locations for world-class waves.

In the northern part of Lombok, you'll find many more beautiful waterfalls surrounded by lush jungles. Besides Tiu Kelep and Sendang Gile, there are other hidden gems like Benang Stokel and Benang Kelambu.

These waterfalls offer a serene atmosphere and are perfect for those looking to explore the island's natural beauty beyond the usual tourist spots.

The Komodo Tour takes you to Komodo National Park, where you can see the famous Komodo dragons in their natural habitat.

The tour also includes stops at stunning beaches like Pink Beach, plus opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and hiking to scenic viewpoints. It's an ideal adventure for nature loves and wildlife enthusiasts.

Mount Rinjani is an active volcano and one of Lombok's most iconic landmarks. Standing at 3,726 meters, it's the second-highest volcano in Indonesia, attracting hikers from around the world. The trek to the summit is challenging but rewarding, offering breathtaking views of the crater lake, Segara Anak, and surrounding landscapes.

The climb usually takes 2 to 3 days and is a must-do for adventure seekers visiting Lombok.

Sade Village is a traditional Sasak village in Lombok, known for preserving the island's indigenous culture and way of life.

Visitors can explore the local craftsmanship, including handwoven textiles and pottery, while learning about traditional culture.

The Gili Islands, located northwest of Lombok, are three paradise islands famous for their white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and spectacular marine life, ideal for diving and snorkeling.

Gili Trawangan is the liveliest, Gili Meno is peaceful, and Gili Air combines both experiences.