Meilleures plages et complexes à Lombok

Lombok's Best Beaches & Resorts

Lombok’s southern and eastern coastlines offer a diverse range of geological features, from the volcanic rock formations at Semeti to the coral-tinted sands of the Tangsi area. The region serves as a major hub for surfing, with notable reef breaks at Mawi and Air Guling, while sheltered bays like Mawun and Selong Belanak provide calm conditions for swimming. Many locations, such as Seger Beach, hold cultural significance as the site of the annual Bau Nyale festival.

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Tanjun Aan

Features unique large-grained 'pepper' sand and calm turquoise waters. The beach consists of two sweeping bays separated by a rocky outcrop and is overlooked by Merese Hill.

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Selong Belanak Beach

A wide, crescent-shaped bay with shallow, sandy-bottomed water. It is a primary location for beginner surf lessons and is known for the local buffalo herds that cross the sand daily.

Kuta Beach

The central hub of South Lombok, featuring a paved promenade and proximity to the Mandalika International Street Circuit. The sand is characterized by large, white grains.

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Mawun Beach

A secluded, horseshoe-shaped bay flanked by steep hills. The water is calm near the edges but deepens quickly in the center, with a wide stretch of soft white sand.

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Pink Beach

Located in the remote Tangsi area, this beach gets its distinct hue from microscopic red coral fragments mixed with white sand. The surrounding waters contain coral gardens.

Seger Beach

Site of the annual Bau Nyale festival. It features dramatic rock formations, the 'Princess Mandalika' statue, and views of the nearby international race circuit.

Pantai Nipah

A north-western bay lined with coconut palms, known for its beachfront seafood stalls specializing in traditional charcoal-grilled fish.

Pantai Mawi

A prominent surfing destination featuring a powerful A-frame reef break. The beach is accessible via a rugged dirt track and offers views of the jagged coastline.

Bongo Beach

A small, quiet sandy cove located east of Tanjung Aan, characterized by rocky outcrops and a lack of commercial development.

Air Guling

A rural coastal area known for its world-class right and left-hand surf breaks. The beach is surrounded by agricultural hills and is accessed via a dirt road.

Semeti beach

Distinguished by unique volcanic rock formations, jagged cliffs, and 'pyramid' rocks. The area features natural blowholes and tide pools carved into the stone.

Tampah Beach

A clean, white-sand beach managed by local community conservation efforts. It offers calm swimming conditions and a quieter alternative to more developed neighboring bays.