Mount Rinjani Trekking with Lombok Rinjani Moment

Booking is simple and secure. You can select your desired package on our website and fill out the booking form with your details. Afterward, you can secure your spot with a deposit via bank transfer or PayPal. Moreover, our team will send an official booking confirmation and preparation guide once the payment is verified.

Safety is our absolute priority. If weather conditions (such as heavy rain or wind) are deemed unsafe by the National Park authorities, we may reschedule your trek or offer alternative dates. However, we always monitor the latest BMKG forecasts. Consequently, we follow official safety guidelines strictly to ensure a secure experience.

While Rinjani is challenging due to its steep terrain, it is achievable for most people with average fitness. Furthermore, we provide tailored support and a steady pace for all levels. Therefore, we highly recommend basic endurance training like hiking, jogging, or stair climbing for 3-4 weeks before your arrival.

The Rinjani National Park is officially open from April to December. In addition, the peak dry season occurs from June to August, offering the clearest views. Nevertheless, trekking in the shoulder months like May or November provides a more tranquil atmosphere with lush, green scenery.

Our professional porters carry all logistical items including tents, cooking gear, and food supplies. However, they are not responsible for carrying your personal daypack (camera, water, clothes). Optionally, if you wish to trek light, you can hire a private personal porter to carry your belongings for an additional fee.

Yes, we provide three nutritious, freshly cooked hot meals every day, prepared by our talented porters. Furthermore, we supply unlimited mineral water that is carried and provided to you throughout the journey. Notably, we also accommodate special dietary needs like vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free diets upon prior request.

We are a 100% Eco-Friendly provider. We follow the “Pack It In, Pack It Out” principle. Our porters are tasked with collecting all trash generated by our group and carrying it back down to the National Park office in Senaru for proper recycling and disposal. We leave the mountain cleaner than we found it.