Your Trip Highlights
- Watching the ever changing scenery as you ascend and descend Mount Rinjani
- Sunrise on Mount Rinjani
- The spectacular view of Segara Anak
- Half Day Wandering in Segara Anak Lake
- Guided Private Trekking Trip
This 3 Days Rinjani trekking package are designed for real trekker or who has several time climbing mountain experiences. The participants must be at good level of fitness, this package are not recommended for beginners. The Rinjani trekking start from Sembalun North of Rinjani end up in Senaru south of Rinjani Volacano. You will explorer the Rinjani Summit, Segara anak lake, Rinjani's Crater Rims.
THE TREKKING PACKAGE TYPE ARE FULLY ORGANISED: leisure, safety, adventure and echo tourism. Individual and group booking are available upon request.
Day 1. Senggigi - Sembalun - Sembalun Crater Rim - Overnight
Our guide will pick you up at hotel lobby at 06.00 AM then transfer to Sembalun. Register the Rinjani Information Center (RIC) in Sembalun Lawang (1,156 m), meet your guide and arrange National Park entry tickets. Your guide gives you briefing describes the route details, local cultural traditions and what you might see, and explains rubbish management and safety procedures. The trek starts from Sembalun Lawang with the gentle ascent walking through open grassland used as cattle grazing by local people. Resting at Pos 1 Pemantauan (1,300), after about three hours from Sembalun we reach Pos 2 Tengengean (1,500 m) enjoying the beautiful views of Mt. Rinjani summit (3,726 m). After another hours ascent to Pos 3 Pada Balong (1,800 m), we start the step 3,5 climb amidst the pine-like Casuarinas species locally known as Cemara, perhaps seeing evidence of wild pigs and the long-tailed grey macaque monkeys to the camp site at Plawangan II Sembalun crater rim (2,639 m).
Day 2. Crater Rim - Rinjani Summit - Rinjani Lake - Crater Senaru
At 03:00 AM starts is necessary for the hard three-hours climb to the summit (3,726 m) on volcanic screen. Once there, enjoy proud feelings of satisfaction and the amazing sunrise views across the Wallace Line to Bali, Mt. Agung and Sumbawa, after enjoying the spectacular views down to the campsite. Return down the ridge passing numerous edelweiss plants Bunga Abadi to the crater rim camp for a well-deserved breakfast. After breakfast, proceed to go down to the lake. It takes two to three hours down the steep trail to the crater lake. Enjoy the lake, swimming or exploring the caves and pilgrimage hot springs, believed to have healing powers, while our porters preparing for your lunch. After lunch break, leave the lake and climb for two and half hours up to Plawangan 1 senaru Crater Rim (2,461 m) for the day 2’s camp. Dinner and overnight at crater rim if weather permitted or another hour down to Cemara Lima.
Day 3. Crater Rim Senaru - Batu Penyesalan - Senaru Village - Senggigi
After breakfast, descend down the long trail to Senaru village (601 m), through thick tropical forests rich in flora, bird life and a variety of butterflies. You might see orchid and, if lucky, the rare black ebony leaf monkey, known locally as lutung. Rest stop are taken along the way, with village stories and local legends related by your guide. Features include the Batu Penyesalan stone and banyan tree bunut ngengkang that looks like someone standing with their legs apart. After seven hours walk from the rim, (or five hours from Pos 3 Mondokon Lolak), the trek ends at Rinjani Trek Center at the road head in Senaru, where the car is waiting to transfer you to the airport, Senggigi or Gili Island harbor.
At your Hotel in Senggigi or Mataram Area, other locations will be extra charge accordinglly.
Your Hotel / Accommodation, or ferry Pier To Northern Coast Gili Islands
Most trekkers will carry a small pack or day pack with personal items such as clothes, toiletries and photography gear. Keep the gear to a minimum and don’t take anything up the mountain that you don’t have to! During the trek you will just have to carry your small day pack with essential items such as sunglasses, sunscreen, water etc. Porters are employed to carry the rest of your gear on the trek. Please keep this to a minimum while on the trek. the following list of items sugested to carry during the Rinjani trek:
Essential items
- Day pack
- Torch or Flashlight (preferably a head torch)
- Sun block/lotion, hat/cap, sun glasses
- Water bottle
- Personal prescription medications
- Insect repellent
- Water proof jacket
Recommended To Carry During The Trek:
- High sided trek boots with good ankle support
- Small light weight/quick dry towel
- Max 4 T-Shirts
- Max 2 Trek shorts
- Long trek pants/wind proof
- Thermal underwear (polypropylene or wool)
- Personal hygiene products
- Photography gears
- Some cash for tipping the guide and porters is recommended, trekking equipment as a tip also appreciated
Hotel pick up - expert bilingual guide - Porters - 3 meals during the trek - sightseeing as mentioned on itinerary and entrance fee of US$ 25 - camping gears (double size tent, sleeping bag, pillow, air bed) - unlimited drinking water from safe bottle - snacks and fruits - medical kit - private air conditioned vehicle
About The Trek
You will encounter steep ascents and descents on a fairly good system of tracks whilst on the trek.. A good level of fitness is required. Please contact us if you would like some suggestions in relation to pre trip training or if you are concerned about your fitness level. All meals will be prepared by your guide and porters on open fires and fuel stoves. Your porters will exhibit super human strength in getting all your camping gear up the mountain and is a constant source of amazement to trekkers! Expect traditional Indonesian style rice based meals. The meals are excellent relative to what you might expect on a typical western style commercial trek. The staff take great pride in their cooking skills and presentation of your meal. Any offers to help are welcome but not expected. All your camping gear is supplied but if you want to take your own light weight sleeping bag or sleeping mat that's fine. This can be arranged at your pre trip briefing in Senggigi Beach. Most trekkers will carry a small pack or day pack with personal items such as clothes, toiletries and photography gear. Keep the gear to a minimum and don’t take anything up the mountain that you don’t have to! You will most likely experience hot, sunny days on your trek. Common sense rules in relation to sun care are applicable to ensure you have a good time on route. Keeping your skin covered up and staying hydrated will stop most problems before they begin.
About Our Rinjani Trek Package
All meals will be prepared by your guide and porters on open fires and fuel stoves. Your porters will exhibit super human strength in getting all your camping gear up the mountain and is a constant source of amazement to trekkers! Expect traditional Indonesian style rice based meals. The meals are excellent relative to what you might expect on a typical western style commercial trek. The staff take great pride in their cooking skills and presentation of your meal. Any offers to help are welcome but not expected. All your camping gear is supplied but if you want to take your own light weight sleeping bag or sleeping mat that's fine. This can be arranged at your pre trip briefing in Senggigi Beach.
The Rinjani Summit
One of the highlights of the trek is the guided ascent of the summit from base camp at Pelawangan 11(2700mt) to Gunung Rinjani (3726m). Any attempt on the summit will start early in the morning, around 3AM, to take in the famous view before the cloud comes in and so there is enough time to get to the crater lake in the afternoon. This will involve using a head torch whilst making the ascent. The last kilometer of the ascent is not for the faint hearted and involves climbing on loose scree just below the summit. The ascent of the summit is hard and extremely rewarding, however the trek to the base camp is enough for many visitors to Rinjani and you can always discuss your fitness and expectations with your guide on route to Pelawangan II.
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