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A four-day circuit from Kuta that pairs central Lombok’s twin waterfalls and Sasak villages with offshore snorkeling at Pink Beach and the Sekotong gilis. Expect short jungle walks, private transport, boat transfers and guided cultural stops.
A four-day circuit from Kuta that pairs central Lombok’s twin waterfalls and Sasak villages with offshore snorkeling at Pink Beach and the Sekotong gilis. Expect short jungle walks, private transport, boat transfers and guided cultural stops.
Morning light cuts across terraced rice paddies as a private van threads from Kuta toward the spine of Lombok. Within an hour and a half the road drops into a forested cleft and the roar of Benang Stokel announces itself — a clean cataract fed directly from Mount Rinjani’s uplands, plunging into a swim-ready pool. A short walk downstream through coffee and banana plots leads to Benang Kelambu, where water slips through curtains of plants and fans into narrow falls that look like green-framed windows.
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Operated by LOMBOK TOUR AND TRAVEL · Kuta, West Nusa Tenggara
Morning light cuts across terraced rice paddies as a private van threads from Kuta toward the spine of Lombok. Within an hour and a half the road drops into a forested cleft and the roar of Benang Stokel announces itself — a clean cataract fed directly from Mount Rinjani’s uplands, plunging into a swim-ready pool. A short walk downstream through coffee and banana plots leads to Benang Kelambu, where water slips through curtains of plants and fans into narrow falls that look like green-framed windows.
Over four days the itinerary moves across Lombok’s varied geology: volcanic slopes that feed freshwater springs, volcanic sands sculpting Tanjung Aan’s bays, and offshore reefs around Sekotong and Jerowaru that host coral gardens. Cultural stops include Sukarare’s hand-weaving workshops and Sade’s Sasak houses, offering direct insight into island craft and village life.
Practically, expect short to moderate walks (20–30 minutes) on uneven jungle trails, several beach stops with opportunities to swim or snorkel, and boat transfers to Pink Beach and the Gili islets. The operator provides private AC transport, guides, entrance fees and most lunches; snorkeling equipment is commonly available for a local fee (~IDR 50,000).
Plan for sun, sudden showers, and nimble footing: reef-safe sunscreen, sturdy sandals for waterfall approaches, and a reusable bottle. Respect local village customs and coral habitats — move slowly while snorkeling and avoid touching or standing on reefs. The route is an accessible, varied introduction to Lombok’s landscapes and Sasak culture, suited to travelers who want active days without technical climbs.
Yes—private air-conditioned transport is provided for the scheduled itinerary and transfers to ports and attractions are included.
Basic swimming ability is recommended; guides commonly stay nearby and provide life vests for weaker swimmers.
The tour price includes entrance fees for listed sites and local guides for waterfalls and village visits as stated in the itinerary.
Sources around Benang Stokel and Kelambu are spring-fed and traditionally very clean, but use bottled or treated water if you have a sensitive stomach.
LOMBOK TOUR AND TRAVEL operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light cuts across terraced rice paddies as a private van threads from Kuta toward the spine of Lombok. Within an hour and a half the road drops into a forested cleft and the roar of Benang Stokel announces itself — a clean cataract fed directly from Mount Rinjani’s uplands, plunging into a swim-ready pool. A short walk downstream through coffee and banana plots leads to Benang Kelambu, where water slips through curtains of plants and fans into narrow falls that look like green-framed windows.
Morning light cuts across terraced rice paddies as a private van threads from Kuta toward the spine of Lombok. Within an hour and a half the road drops into a forested cleft and the roar of Benang Stokel announces itself — a clean cataract fed directly from Mount Rinjani’s uplands, plunging into a swim-ready pool. A short walk downstream through coffee and banana plots leads to Benang Kelambu, where water slips through curtains of plants and fans into narrow falls that look like green-framed windows.
Over four days the itinerary moves across Lombok’s varied geology: volcanic slopes that feed freshwater springs, volcanic sands sculpting Tanjung Aan’s bays, and offshore reefs around Sekotong and Jerowaru that host coral gardens. Cultural stops include Sukarare’s hand-weaving workshops and Sade’s Sasak houses, offering direct insight into island craft and village life.
Practically, expect short to moderate walks (20–30 minutes) on uneven jungle trails, several beach stops with opportunities to swim or snorkel, and boat transfers to Pink Beach and the Gili islets. The operator provides private AC transport, guides, entrance fees and most lunches; snorkeling equipment is commonly available for a local fee (~IDR 50,000).
Plan for sun, sudden showers, and nimble footing: reef-safe sunscreen, sturdy sandals for waterfall approaches, and a reusable bottle. Respect local village customs and coral habitats — move slowly while snorkeling and avoid touching or standing on reefs. The route is an accessible, varied introduction to Lombok’s landscapes and Sasak culture, suited to travelers who want active days without technical climbs.