Climbing to the top of Mount Rinjani is one of the most interesting adventures in Indonesia. Mount Rinjani is a volcano located on Lombok Island, West Nusa Tenggara. The highest peak of Mount Rinjani reaches a height of around 3,726 meters above sea level (masl). Climbing to this peak offers a thrilling experience and extraordinary natural views. The most popular climbing route is via the Senaru or Sembalun entrance. The climb usually takes around 2-3 days to reach the top and come back down. This climbing route passes through tropical rainforests, vast savannas and stunning mountain areas.
During the climb, climbers will be treated to spectacular views, including the Segara Anak crater lake, the second largest mountain lake in Indonesia, as well as views of Lombok and Gili Islands from a height. Weather conditions on Mount Rinjani can change quickly. Temperatures at the peak can be very cold, even below freezing at night. Climbers are advised to bring appropriate clothing and sufficient equipment. Climbing Mount Rinjani requires good physical condition because the track is quite challenging, especially when approaching the peak. Previous physical exercise is recommended to increase endurance and body readiness. Climbing to the top of Mount Rinjani is a challenging and rewarding experience for climbers looking for an immersive natural adventure in Indonesia.
EQUIPMENT YOU MUST BRING:
- KTP or Personal Identity Card (Passport)
- Sufficient cash
- Comfortable clothes
- Medicines and personal supplies (e.g. sunblock)
PRIVATE TRIP TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
- The activity period is that you can leave every day without any participant restrictions and are free to choose any meeting point in the Lombok area
- For the tour itinerary, it is not standard and can change due to field conditions without disturbing the schedule.
- The vehicle that will be used on the Private Trip will depend on the number of participants according to the price conditions in the table.
- Private trip without age limit and in good health/not sick.
- Participants who have registered for this trip mean they understand, understand and agree to the terms and conditions (previous points)
