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Experience two contrasting waterfalls in central Lombok: Benang Kelambu’s delicate, curtain-like sheets and Benang Stokel’s deeper plunge pool. This private half- to full-day tour includes hotel pickup, local guide, and access to rice-field views en route.
Experience two contrasting waterfalls in central Lombok: Benang Kelambu’s delicate, curtain-like sheets and Benang Stokel’s deeper plunge pool. This private half- to full-day tour includes hotel pickup, local guide, and access to rice-field views en route.
You step out of the van and the forest seems to inhale around you: palms lean in, moss clings to volcanic rock, and the first curtain of water threads down the cliff like loose yarn.
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Operated by Gadiza Lombok Tour & Travel · Aik Berik, West Nusa Tenggara
You step out of the van and the forest seems to inhale around you: palms lean in, moss clings to volcanic rock, and the first curtain of water threads down the cliff like loose yarn.
Benang Kelambu (the "yarn curtain") lives up to its name — thin sheets of water flow over broad, mossy rock into shallow pools. A short drive away, Benang Stokel drops more forcefully into a natural basin where local families sometimes swim. The tour threads through rice paddies and small villages, giving a clear view of rural Lombok life and the island’s volcanic geology — porous lava flows carved by rivers that created these multi-tiered falls.
The area sits within Central Lombok Regency, home to Sasak communities whose agriculture and seasonal rituals shape the landscape; stop at roadside stalls for fresh coconut or sweet tea. Geologically, the falls are fed by upland springs and streams that rush after rainy months, sculpting channels through basalt and andesite layers.
Practical guidance: this is a half- to full-day private tour (6–8 hours) with hotel pickup, entrance fees, guide, and parking included. Trails are short but can be wet and slippery; good grip shoes and a dry bag for electronics are useful. Bring swimwear, insect repellent, and cash for small purchases.
Timing matters — visit in the dry season for clearer pools and safer trails, or during the shoulder months for higher flows and dramatic cascades. Respect local customs, follow your guide’s route, and pack out any trash to protect these fragile river habitats.
Typical duration is 6–8 hours; most private tours include hotel pickup/drop-off, private transport, a local guide, entrance fees, and parking.
Yes — Benang Stokel has a pool suitable for swimming; always follow your guide’s advice about current strength and safe entry points.
The tour is rated easy and suitable for many ages, but uneven, wet ground can be challenging; travelers with serious mobility or heart conditions should consult the operator first.
They won’t disappear, but flow is lower in the dry months; rainy season produces bigger cascades but increases slipperiness and potential cancellations.
Gadiza Lombok Tour & Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out of the van and the forest seems to inhale around you: palms lean in, moss clings to volcanic rock, and the first curtain of water threads down the cliff like loose yarn.
You step out of the van and the forest seems to inhale around you: palms lean in, moss clings to volcanic rock, and the first curtain of water threads down the cliff like loose yarn.
Benang Kelambu (the "yarn curtain") lives up to its name — thin sheets of water flow over broad, mossy rock into shallow pools. A short drive away, Benang Stokel drops more forcefully into a natural basin where local families sometimes swim. The tour threads through rice paddies and small villages, giving a clear view of rural Lombok life and the island’s volcanic geology — porous lava flows carved by rivers that created these multi-tiered falls.
The area sits within Central Lombok Regency, home to Sasak communities whose agriculture and seasonal rituals shape the landscape; stop at roadside stalls for fresh coconut or sweet tea. Geologically, the falls are fed by upland springs and streams that rush after rainy months, sculpting channels through basalt and andesite layers.
Practical guidance: this is a half- to full-day private tour (6–8 hours) with hotel pickup, entrance fees, guide, and parking included. Trails are short but can be wet and slippery; good grip shoes and a dry bag for electronics are useful. Bring swimwear, insect repellent, and cash for small purchases.
Timing matters — visit in the dry season for clearer pools and safer trails, or during the shoulder months for higher flows and dramatic cascades. Respect local customs, follow your guide’s route, and pack out any trash to protect these fragile river habitats.