LOMBOK WATERFALL TOUR

Tour Name     : Waterfall Splash

Theme            : Soft Trekking & Traditional Houses

Duration         : ± 8 hours

Services         : Car, Guide, Soft Drink & Mineral Water, and Face Towel

Driving along the beautiful north coast of Lombok, you will enjoy the breathtaking views of beaches and verdant valleys of Rinjani, the magnificent volcano which is worshipped by animist Sasaknese and Hindu Balinese. Stops can be made at any photogenic points en-route.

Malimbu Scenic View

Malimbu has both fascinating sea and hill views. You can also see Bali’s highest and holiest mountain in the horizon. On the other side, green coconut palm trees beautify the valleys. Therefore, make a short stop-over here has long been a ritual for day trippers to Gilis.

Sendang Gila & Tiu Kelep Waterfalls

Sendang Gila Waterfall is situated on the foot of Rinjani and has lush tropical forest on the background. Some part of the waterfall can be seen from the rim while having a cup of coffee or tea at a local restaurant. To enjoy the waterfall from up close, an easy walk down on concrete steps awaits. Hiking in the tropical forest from Sendang Gila Waterfall to grandeur Tiu Kelep Waterfall is astonishing way to get sweat and refreshed mentally and physically. You may encounter wild monkeys hanging and jumping from one limb to another in the forest. Be prepared to get splashed by the waterfalls, or prepare your swim suits.

Senaru Traditional Village

Senaru is a rustic village that remains very simple and traditional in today’s modern life. The dwellers are mountain tribe who are basically one big family. They support their life with farming in the nearby forest. Wandering around the village, you will feel as if you are going back to the past. Life goes unbelievably very slow and modest here.

Pusuk Monkey Forest

On the way back to the hotel (presumably you stay in Senggigi), you will take a mountainous snake-like road through preserved monkey forest. This will give you a chance to meet and feed the “ancestors” in the street in the wild. Don’t forget to bring some peanut to feed them with so you can enjoy watching monkeys skillfully peel off the peanut.  After meeting and feeding the “ancestors”, you’ll be back to the hotel.