Lombok Nature Journey

Explore Nature Beyond The Ordinary

Explore our collection of private tours, crafted to take you beyond the guidebooks and into the heart of Lombok, wherever your curiosity leads.

What We Offer

Some places in Lombok feel like they belong to another world. This tour takes you to two of them.

We pick you up at a relaxed 9am, no early wake-up call here. The drive to Senaru Village takes about two hours from Senggigi or nearly three from Kuta, but the scenery along the way makes the time pass quickly. Mountains, forests, and that cool air that tells you you're heading uphill.

At the waterfall entrance, a cup of complimentary black coffee is waiting. Then you start the trek, down stairs through dense green jungle, crossing a clear river, with the sound of rushing water growing louder with every step. And then the waterfall reveals itself. Tall, powerful, and surrounded by mossy rocks and tropical foliage. It's the kind of view that makes you stop and just... stare.

Lunch is flexible, you can eat around Senaru or keep going and stop at a restaurant with stunning natural views along the way. No rush, no fixed schedule. Just good food with a view.

Next, we head to Sembalan. Low hills, sweeping ricefield views, and if you're lucky, local monkeys swinging through the trees. This is where Lombok feels most authentic, farmers working the land, coffee being brewed the traditional way, and mountain air so fresh it almost tastes sweet. Your guide will take you around, share stories, and make sure you experience the real Sembalan, not the tourist version.

It's a nature day, but with a difference, no tourist traps, no crowds. Just waterfalls, hills, and the quiet rhythm of rural Lombok.

Discover the Lombok that tourists don't see, Senaru's waterfalls and Sembalan's hills.

Nature doesn't get better than this

  • "Waterfalls, monkeys, and mountain views, Lombok's wild side awaits."

  • "From jungle waterfalls to hillside coffee, this is Lombok at its most authentic."

  • "Discover the Lombok that tourists don't see, Senaru's waterfalls and Sembalan's hills."