The Lombok Waterfalls tour destination explores hiking in the area for a short duration of time, between 2 and 3 hours. The island of Lombok is a land of raw natural beauty, where emerald jungles, towering volcanoes, and pristine beaches blend harmoniously. Among its most enchanting treasures are its waterfalls—serene tropical forests on the island.
The discovery adventurer, the traveler, or the lover of nature, Lombok’s waterfalls invite you to pause, breathe, and reconnect with the essence of the earth.
Lombok is an Indonesian island east of Bali, best known for its beaches and Indonesia’s second-largest volcano that dominates practically half the island, Mount Rinjani. But tucked away among the rice paddies terrace and lush forest slopes, Lombok has waterfalls hidden all around the island waiting to be discovered by eager adventurers
Tiu Kelep Waterfall—Location in Senaru, North (Lombok Waterfalls Tour Destination)
- The most iconic waterfall on the island.
- rainforest near Mount Rinjani.
- Accessible via a short trek through the jungle and streams.
Sendang Gila Waterfall Senaru (Lombok Waterfalls Tour Destination)
- Easier to reach.
- Often combined in one trip with Tiu Kelep.
Tiu Teja Waterfall (Lombok Tour )
- Quieter alternative, deep in the forest.
- Twin Falls—very photogenic.
- Best for: a peaceful and quiet place
Benang Kelambu Waterfall—In Central Lombok, near Aik Berik village (Lombok Waterfalls Tour Destination)
- Known for its unique “curtain-like” water streams flowing over green mossy cliffs.
- Part of a group that includes Benang Stokel Waterfall nearby.
Jeruk Manis Waterfall—Near Tetebatu on the southern slopes of Rinjani (Lombok Waterfalls Tour Destination)
- More secluded and peaceful.
- Rice terraces and local villages.
What to Bring & Tips (Lombok Waterfalls Tour Destination)
- Swimwear & towel—you can swim at Tiu Kelep. Good footwear: river crossings, uneven steps → aqua shoes or sandals with good grip recommended. Waterproof bag or zip-lock for valuables (camera, phone) in rainforest/river area.
- Mosquito repellent, sun cream, and a change of clothes. Start early to avoid the afternoon heat and crowds.
- Respect local village customs: some donations to the traditional village stop.
- Daypack—light and waterproof waterfall tour
- Waterproof phone case or camera.
- Water bottle & light snacks