The Best Waterfalls on Lombok Indonesia: Complete Guide

Waterfalls pour out of the wall and then a huge, diagonal gushing flow pours down with extreme force over the top of them all. Be careful swimming beneath the falls as some people have gotten into trouble being sucked into the extreme pull of the waterfall impact zone.

Click Here: to read the full blog post about Senaru Sunrise, Sendang Gile and Tiu Kelep.

Book a tour: Hire a driver for the day and visit Tiu Kelep Waterfall, Sendang Gile Waterfall, Mount Rinjani Viewpoints, and more on the North Lombok Day Tour. This tour is a great way to see the best attractions the north of Lombok has to offer.

You can book an awesome full-day tour of Benang Stokel and Kelambu that includes pick-up and drop-off from your accommodation

COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT LOMBOK WATERFALLS

1. How do I get to the waterfalls on Lombok? The waterfalls on Lombok are usually located in remote areas and often require a bit of hiking to reach them. You can either rent a motorbike or hire a driver to take you to the entrance of the waterfall, and then hike the rest of the way.
2. What should I wear when visiting waterfalls on Lombok? Wear comfortable and lightweight clothing that can get wet and be prepared to walk on uneven and slippery surfaces. It’s also a good idea to wear shoes with good traction to avoid slipping.
3. Can I swim in the waterfalls on Lombok? Yes, swimming in the waterfalls on Lombok is usually allowed. However, be mindful of the currents and depth of the water and always take safety precautions.
4. Is it safe to visit the waterfalls on Lombok during the rainy season? The rainy season on Lombok lasts from November to April and can make the trek to the waterfalls more challenging due to slippery trails and strong currents. It’s best to check the weather forecast and trail conditions before planning your visit.
5. Are there any entrance fees to visit the waterfalls on Lombok? Yes, most of the waterfalls in Lombok have entrance fees that range from IDR 5,000 to IDR 20,000 per person. Some waterfalls may also require additional fees for parking or hiring a guide.

WHERE TO STAY IN NORTHERN LOMBOK

If you are visiting attractions in the north such as Tiu Kelep or Mount Rinjani you should choose one of the three accommodations in the ‘Northern‘ section below.

• Jeeva Santai Villas – Luxury Villa: Great location on the beautiful Mangsit Beach but also within driving distance of Tiu Kelep and Mount Rinjani. It is a location that offers the best of both worlds.
• Hakiki Inn Bungalows – Value: Set on the edge of rice fields with the jungle feel but the comfort of a private bungalow.
• Blue Mountain Cottage – Budget (but also value): This is where I stayed. The room was very basic but it was comfortable enough with a basic private bathroom.

WHERE TO STAY IN THE SOUTHERN REGION OF LOMBOK

If you are staying in the south to enjoy the beaches and surf in Kuta, Lombok you should choose one of the three accommodations in the ‘Southern‘ section below.

• Harmony Villas – Luxury: The beautiful white theme throughout the property contrasts against the emerald green pool and plants. The villas are laid out impeccably and the best part about this 4-star villa is that it actually isn’t as expensive as it looks.
• Martas Windows  – Value/Luxury: This place is incredibly beautiful. Bungalow-style villas surround the modern pool at this amazing property. For less than $80 a night, you can get yourself what would cost hundreds of dollars in most other countries at Martas Windows.
• Boogie Hostel Kuta Lombok – Budget: The Boogie Hostel is everything you ask for in a hostel. It’s super modern and clean and has lots of chill spaces as well as lockers for your gear and blinds for privacy at your dorm.