Discover the 6 Entrances to Mount Rinjani
Where to Start?
Mount Rinjani volcano can be accessed from East Lombok, South Lombok, and North Lombok, featuring six officially designated trekking entrances. These routes offer diverse trekking elevations, summit heights, and trail experiences, providing a range of options to suit your interests.
- The Sembalun Entrance in East Lombok is the closest route to the main peak of Mount Rinjani.
- The Senaru Entrance in North Lombok is the most convenient path to reach the renowned crater.
- The Torean Entrance, also in North Lombok, offers the quickest route to Segara Anak Lake.
These three pathways are interconnected, allowing you to start your ascent from any one of them and conclude at another.
Trekking Via Sembalun
Trekking to the Top
- Duration: 2 Days 1 Night
- Starting Point: Sembalun Village
- Destination: Sembalun Rim, Top of Rinjani
- Average Walk: 16 Miles Back & Forth
- Finishing Point: Sembalun Village
Trekking to the Top, Lake & Crater Rim
- Duration: 3 days 2 night
- Starting Point: Sembalun Village
- Destination: Sembalun Rim, Top, Lake, & Senaru Rim
- Average Walk: 19 miles
- Finishing Point: Senaru Village
Trekking to the Top, Lake & Torean
- Duration: 4 days 3 night
- Starting Point: Sembalun Village
- Destination: Sembalun Rim, Top, Lake, & Torean
- Average Walk: 20 miles
- Finishing Point: Torean Village
Trekking Via Senaru
Rinjani Day Trek
- Duration: 1 Day
- Starting Point: Senaru Village
- Destination: Senaru Crater Rim
- Average walk: 9,8 miles back & forth
- Finishing Point: Senaru Village
Camping a Night on the Crater
- Duration: 2 days 1 night
- Starting Point: Senaru Village
- Destination: Senaru Crater Rim
- Average walk: 9,8 miles back & forth
- Finishing Point: Senaru Village
Nearby Rinjani
Pergansingan Hill
Waterfalls
Lombok Island is home to numerous captivating destinations, including a variety of natural attractions. Among these are enchanting waterfalls scattered across the island, perfect for exploring during your holiday getaway.
Sasak Traditional Village
Exploring the traditional villages of Lombok offers valuable insights into the history and culture of the island’s native Sasak Tribe. For a unique cultural experience, take a break from the beaches and venture into these villages.
Masjid Kuno
Lombok Island, in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB), is known as the Island of a Thousand Mosques due to its predominantly Muslim population and numerous historic places of worship. According to data from the NTB Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the Ancient Bayan Beleq Mosque, established in the 15th century, was the first mosque built on the island during the early development of Islam in Lombok.
Gili Kondo
Nestled off the coast of East Lombok, Gili Kondo is a small island that enchants visitors with its pristine white sand beaches and lush green landscapes. Unlike its more famous counterparts, Gili Trawangan, Meno, and Air, Gili Kondo retains its unspoiled charm, making it an ideal destination for those seeking an authentic and tranquil island experience.