Lombok Day tours

Lombok offers diverse and exciting full-day tours, from exploring traditional culture and stunning southern beaches to chasing majestic waterfalls in the north. Most tours include hotel pick-up and drop-off, a private driver/guide, and are customizable.

Here are some popular Lombok day tour options:

Island Hopping & Snorkeling Tours

  • The Gili Islands (Trawangan, Meno, and Air): This popular full-day tour from Lombok’s mainland takes you to the three main Gilis. Activities include snorkeling in crystal-clear waters to see coral gardens, colorful fish, sea turtles, and the famous underwater statues off Gili Meno. You’ll have free time to explore Gili Trawangan (Gili T) or Gili Air.

Snorkeling GIli Trawangan

  • The “Secret” Southern Gilis (Nanggu, Sudak, and Kedis): For a quieter, more secluded experience, this tour explores smaller, less crowded islets off the southwest coast. These islands are known for tranquil beaches, pristine water, and excellent offshore snorkeling, perfect for a relaxing day trip.

Snorkeling GIli Nanggu

  • Pink Beach & East Lombok Gilis: Travel to the remote eastern side of Lombok to see the rare, naturally pink-handed Tangsi Beach (Pink Beach 1). The tour involves a boat trip from Tanjung Luar harbor to various small islands like Gili Pasir and Gili Petelu for snorkeling and beach relaxation, offering dramatic cliffside views at Tanjung Ringgit.

Pink Beach Lombok island

Experiencing Natural Beauty

  • Visiting stunning beaches: Enjoying Lombok’s extensive coastline, including unique spots like the Pink Beach (Tangsi Beach), and relaxing on quiet white-sand beaches like Tanjung Aan and Selong Belanak.
  • Exploring natural landscapes: Discovering the island’s diverse scenery, which can include lush rice paddies, green hills, and impressive waterfalls like Sendang Gile and Tiu Kelep in North Lombok.
  • Scenic views and photography: Hiking to viewpoints on nearby hilltops or peninsulas to capture panoramic photos of the coastline, islands, and sometimes even the distant Mount Rinjani.

Cultural Immersion

  • Learning about Sasak culture: Visiting traditional villages like Sade or Ende to observe the indigenous Sasak people’s way of life, unique architecture, and traditional hand-weaving and pottery crafts.
  • Exploring historical sites: Visiting local markets or historical temples and palaces, such as Mayura Temple and Taman Narmada, to learn about Lombok’s history and heritage.
  • Authentic local experiences: Engaging with local communities, from buying fresh fish from local fishermen to hearing local folklore and legends, such as the story of Princess Mandalika.

Adventure and Recreation

  • Surfing: Experiencing Lombok’s world-class surf spots, with many tours offering lessons for beginners to learn basic techniques and safety rules.
  • River adventures: Participating in activities like river rafting, body rafting, and cliff jumping for an adrenaline-filled, nature-based experience.
  • Relaxation: Simply unwinding and escaping the crowds, enjoying a laid-back pace of life in tranquil environments.