Tangsi Pink Beach, east of Lombok, is one of only ten known beaches in the world with sumptuous pink sand. Separated from the other beaches by Manja Hills, Pink Beach is flanked by picturesque cliffs and sheltered bays for canoeing. It's also Lombok's best snorkeling and diving destination, with exceptional underwater visibility and rich aquatic life.

Dominating the island of Lombok, the colossal Mount Rinjani, also known as Gunung Rinjani, is Indonesia's second-highest volcanic mountain. It is one of the most popular hikes in the world. Although the climb to the top is not easy and often exhilarating, the breathtaking panoramic view from the summit is unforgettable.

The Sendang Gile waterfall is one of Lombok's most stunning natural attractions, located near the base of Mount Rinjani. This magnificent waterfall is surrounded by lush jungle, making it a peaceful and refreshing escape. A short hike through the forest brings you to the falls, where crystal-clear water cascades into a natural pool below, perfect for a refreshing dip.

Located mainly in the northern and central parts of Lombok, these verdant terraces are carved into the hills, creating a picturesque patchwork of vibrant green fields. The traditional subak irrigation system, handed down from generation to generation, is still in use, allowing locals to grow rice in harmony with nature. The most famous terraces are found in places like Sembalun and Tetebatu, where visitors can take a leisurely stroll through the fields, enjoy panoramic views of Mount Rinjani in the distance and discover the peaceful rural way of life.

Like Bali, Lombok has its own thriving macaque populations, as well as a few Javan Lutung (black monkeys). Lombok's monkey forest sits atop a mountain pass, with plenty of places to park a car or motorcycle

On the small island of Gili, you'll find superb snorkeling and scuba diving, abundant marine life, calm white sand beaches, lively bars, night markets and magical sunsets. The Gili Islands are located on the north coast of Lombok

This is the most famous beach in Lombok's central district, located in the south of Lombok island. The airport is only 30 minutes away

Sade Village is a traditional Sasak village located near Kuta in Lombok, offering a unique insight into the island's indigenous culture. Known for its well-preserved customs, the village is home to the Sasak people, who still practice ancient traditions in their daily lives. The village is famous for its traditional thatched houses, built using a special technique handed down from generation to generation, and for the distinctive lifestyle of the local community.

This is the most famous beach in Lombok's central district, located in the south of Lombok island. The airport is only 30 minutes away

Sade Village is a traditional Sasak village located near Kuta in Lombok, offering a unique insight into the island's indigenous culture. Known for its well-preserved customs, the village is home to the Sasak people, who still practice ancient traditions in their daily lives. The village is famous for its traditional thatched houses, built using a special technique handed down from generation to generation, and for the distinctive lifestyle of the local community.