Discover the best Lombok tours and things to do on Indonesia’s laid-back island next to Bali: snorkel the turquoise reefs of the three Gili Islands, trek the volcanic summit of Mount Rinjani, cool off at the twin Sendang Gile and Tiu Kelep waterfalls, visit a traditional Sasak village, and cruise to the famous Pink Beach. Compare top-rated experiences and plan the perfect island trip.



Children can join from a young age and pay less than adults — taken from each operator’s price list.
Whatever brings you to Lombok — world-class museums, the river, or a long lunch — start with the experiences travellers love most.
The landmarks that define the city — and the tickets and tours that get you in, often skipping the line.

Snorkel paradise.

Volcano summit.

Jungle waterfall.

Living culture.

Rosy sands.

Surf & bays.

Gili snorkeling.

Empty shores.
Boat trip awaySnorkel & turtles.
~2 hr awayJungle cascades.
Multi-day awayVolcano trek.
~2 hr awayRosy sands.
~1 hr awayRice terraces.
~1 hr awaySurf beaches.
Short, straight answers to the questions every Lombok visitor asks before booking.
The best time, with sunny days ideal for the Gilis, Rinjani and beaches.
Warm with occasional showers and fewer crowds — a good time to visit.
Hot and humid with rain; Rinjani treks often close in the wettest months.
The Rinjani trekking route is usually open around April to December.
The dry season offers the calmest seas and clearest snorkeling.
July and August are busiest and driest — book ahead.
Waterfalls and Sasak culture.
Add the Gilis and Pink Beach.
Add a Mount Rinjani trek and the south.
The Gilis and south coast.
Rinjani, surf and waterfalls.
Gili snorkeling and calm beaches.
A car and driver is the easiest, most flexible way to explore the island.
Fast boats link Lombok’s north-west coast with the three Gili Islands.
Guided tours with pickup cover the waterfalls, Rinjani and the coast.
The Gili Islands are car-free — explore on foot, by bike or cidomo cart.
Lombok International Airport (LOP) serves the island, with ferries from Bali too.
Senggigi, Kuta Lombok or the Gilis each suit different trips.
Lombok uses the rupiah; carry cash for villages and the Gilis, where ATMs are limited.
Rinjani treks, Gili boats and Pink Beach tours fill up in the dry season — reserve early.
The tropical sun is strong — bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat and water.
Lombok is mostly Muslim; dress modestly away from the beaches and in villages.
Rinjani treks require a national park permit, usually arranged by tour operators.
A waterproof bag protects valuables on boat and snorkel trips.
Multi-day treks with permits sell out — book ahead.
Popular boat tours fill up — reserve early.
Remote-coast trips book out — reserve ahead.
Senaru tours fill up — book early.
Kuta surf schools fill in peak season — reserve ahead.
July and August are busiest — reserve everything ahead.
Around $20–40 for a Gili Islands snorkeling boat tour.
About $25–45 for a Senaru waterfalls tour.
Roughly $120–250 for a 2–3 day guided Rinjani trek.
Around $40–70 for a Pink Beach boat and snorkel trip.
About $40–70 for a full-day private car-and-driver tour.
Join group tours, hire a shared driver, and travel in shoulder season.
What's best, how busy it gets, and one booking tip for each time of year.