Nature Viewpoints and Peaks
North Lombok’s landscape is defined by the Rinjani massif and a rugged coastline. This collection features the active volcanic cone of Mount Barujari and the remnants of the prehistoric Gunung Samalas eruption. Key sites include the multi-tiered Tiu Kelep and Sendang Gile waterfalls near Senaru, the monkey-inhabited Pusuk Pass, and coastal viewpoints like Bukit Malimbu that offer sightings of the Gili Islands and Bali’s Mount Agung. Natural geothermal springs and seaside landmarks round out the region's diverse geological offerings.
Waterfall Tiu Kelep
Located in Senaru, these two waterfalls are fed by the Rinjani watershed. Sendang Gile is the more accessible lower tier, while Tiu Kelep requires a jungle trek and river crossings to reach its 45-meter drop.
Sunrise Rinjani
Viewpoint on the eastern side of Gili Trawangan offering clear views of Mount Rinjani across the Lombok Strait during the morning hours.
Sunset View
Coastal vantage point on the western shore of Gili Trawangan, oriented toward the Bali Sea and Mount Agung.
Sunrise View
Eastern-facing beach location on Gili Trawangan used for observing the sun rising behind the Lombok mainland.
Ombak swing
An overwater swing installation located on the western beach of Gili Trawangan, positioned for sunset photography.
Pusuk Pass
A mountain pass reaching an elevation of approximately 400 meters, known for its resident long-tailed macaque population and views of the Gili Islands.
Malimbo
Coastal cliff viewpoint overlooking the ocean and the Gili Islands along the main road between Senggigi and Pemenang.
MALIMBU 2
Elevated roadside lookout point providing a panoramic perspective of Malimbu Beach and the three Gili Islands.
Pos Pembagian Air
A water distribution station and viewpoint located on the lower slopes of the Rinjani foothills near Senaru.
Lower Waterfall Lookout
Vantage point offering a view of the base of the Sendang Gile waterfall in the Senaru region.
Upper Waterfall Lookout
Observation point overlooking the Tiu Kelep waterfall and its surrounding rainforest canopy.
View From Coffee Plantation To Waterfal
Elevated spot within a local coffee grove in Senaru that provides a distant perspective of the area's waterfalls.
Hot springs
Geothermal pools located near the Segara Anak crater lake, containing mineral-rich water heated by the Rinjani volcanic system.
Mount Barujari
An active volcanic cone, also known as the 'Child of Rinjani,' located within the Segara Anak caldera. It formed following the 1994 eruption.
Gunung Samalas
The site of a massive 1257 AD eruption, one of the largest in the Holocene epoch, which created the current Rinjani caldera.
sekeper waterfall
A high-altitude waterfall situated in a steep valley on the northern slopes of Mount Rinjani.
Bukit Malimbu
A prominent hill along the coastline that serves as a primary transit point for viewing the Gili Islands and Bali’s skyline.
Bukit Lendangluar
A coastal hill providing views of the Lombok coastline and the surrounding coconut groves.
Bukit Ratnaga
Inland hill located in the Pemenang district offering perspectives of the northern Lombok mountain range.
Bukit Muluk
Scenic hilltop area near the coast used for observing the sunset over the Bali Sea.
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