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Plan a flexible 4-day Lombok trip with a south-coast surf day around Kuta and Selong Belanak, an early run east to Pink Beach with a stop at Sade Village, a volcano day at the Rinjani viewpoints and Tiu Kelep waterfall above Senaru, and a car-free finale in the Gili Islands. Start the east and north days early to beat the dry-season crowds, and keep day 4 light for the boat transfers.
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Start slow with coffee and a board hire along Kuta's main strip, where most cafes open by 8am and take card. Walk the sandy bay between surf sets; the beach warungs are cash only.
Arrive at opening time, when seas are calmest for snorkeling over the reef. Prebook a local boat from Kaliantant or Tanjung Luar, and bring cash for snorkel gear rental.
Walk past thatched Sasak houses and working songket looms with the local guide included in the entry ticket. Bring cash for weavings, since village stalls have no card machines.
Take the crater viewpoint walk from the Senaru park gate in the morning, when the lake is clearest. Check the gate hours before you go, and bring a warm layer for the elevation.
Book the required trailhead guide ahead in high season, then trek about an hour each way through the jungle to the falls. Go after 2pm when the midday queue clears, and save time for a swim beneath the cascade.
Prebook the fast boat from Bangsal or Teluk Nara for a morning departure. Rent a bicycle to loop the car-free track, and swim with turtles off the north shore.
Typical daily costs in IDR (Indonesian Rupiah).
Accommodation: $10-25 (hostels, guesthouses, or budget homestays)
Food: $5-15 (warungs and beach food stalls)
Transportation: $5-10 (scooter rental or ride-hailing apps)
Activities: $10-20 (waterfall guides and site entry fees)
Accommodation: $40-90 (mid-range hotels or pool villas)
Food: $20-40 (cafe dining and resort restaurants)
Transportation: $25-50 (private drivers for the north and east loops)
Activities: $30-70 (surf lessons, boat trips, and Rinjani tours)
Accommodation: $150+ (luxury resorts and beachfront villas)
Food: $60+ (fine dining and beach club restaurants)
Transportation: $60+ (chartered car with a dedicated driver)
Activities: $100+ (private boat charters and guided treks)
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