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Saturday, 9 August 2025

South Lombok Culture & Beach Tour

Tour south lombok, Sasak tour Lombok

Full-Day South Lombok Culture & Beach Tour

Price: IDR 800,000 (for 2 persons)


Pick-up: Anywhere in Lombok (Airport, Mataram, Senggigi, Kuta, Bangsal Harbour, Tetebatu, Sembalun, or other areas)

Duration: ± 8–10 hours


Tour Overview

This full-day journey takes you to the heart of Lombok’s culture and some of its most stunning beaches. From traditional weaving villages to pristine white sand shores, you’ll experience the island’s authentic charm and natural beauty in one unforgettable trip. Whether you are starting in the bustling capital of Mataram, the relaxing Senggigi coast, the scenic Tetebatu hills, or anywhere else in Lombok, our private driver will pick you up right from your door.

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With an English-speaking driver who also serves as your local guide, you’ll explore six iconic spots in the southern part of Lombok — each with its own story, scenery, and magic.


1. Sukarara Central Weaving Village

Your day begins in Sukarara, the island’s most famous weaving village. Here, the art of weaving is not just a skill — it’s a tradition passed down from mother to daughter for generations. Local women, often dressed in traditional Sasak attire, sit gracefully at backstrap looms, crafting intricate songket and ikat patterns by hand.


Each design tells a story — sometimes about nature, sometimes about cultural rituals, sometimes about the weaver’s own life journey. You’ll be invited to try weaving yourself, a surprisingly challenging but rewarding experience. There’s also the chance to dress in full Sasak costume for photos, making for a memorable keepsake from your trip


2. Traditional Sasak House (Sade or Ende Village)

From Sukarara, we head to a traditional Sasak village, such as Sade or Ende. These villages are living museums of Lombok’s heritage, where time seems to move at a slower pace.


The houses here are built from natural materials: bamboo walls, thatched roofs, and floors coated with a mixture of clay and cow dung — surprisingly clean and smooth, with the dung acting as a natural insect repellent. Your guide will explain how these houses are designed to suit the island’s tropical climate, keeping cool during the heat of the day.


As you walk through narrow paths between the houses, you’ll be greeted by friendly locals, especially children who may wave and say “Hello!” with big smiles. This is where you truly feel the warmth of Lombok’s people.


3. Kuta Lombok Beach

Next, we arrive at Kuta Beach — not to be confused with the Kuta in Bali. Kuta Lombok is a peaceful, picturesque bay with soft white sand and crystal-clear waters. The sand here has a unique “pepper grain” texture, and the bay is surrounded by rolling green hills.


This is the perfect spot to relax after your cultural visits. You can take a short walk along the shore, enjoy a fresh coconut from one of the beachside stalls, or simply sit back and take in the view. For those who love photography, Kuta’s turquoise waters and dramatic sky often make for postcard-perfect shots.


4. Tanjung Aan Beach

A short drive away is Tanjung Aan, one of Lombok’s most beloved beaches. Stretching in a wide arc, the bay is divided into two distinct sand textures: one side is silky and soft like flour, the other side is more coarse, like tiny white peppercorns.


Tanjung Aan is great for swimming, as the waves are usually calm. You can also climb a small hill at one end of the beach for a panoramic view of the coastline. This is a beach that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and just enjoy the rhythm of the wave


5. Mandalika International Circuit

Before heading to your final sunset destination, we stop at the Mandalika International Street Circuit, home to MotoGP and World Superbike races. Even if you’re not a motorsport enthusiast, the view of the circuit against the backdrop of the Indian Ocean is striking.

This area is part of the government’s plan to develop Mandalika as a premier tourism destination, so you’ll see modern facilities alongside untouched natural landscapes. It’s a place where tradition and modernity meet — just like the rest of Lombok.


6. Sunset at Merese Hill

The grand finale of your tour is Merese Hill, known as the best sunset spot in South Lombok. A short, easy walk takes you up to a ridge with sweeping 360-degree views of the coastline, including hidden coves and endless blue sea.


As the sun begins to sink, the sky explodes in shades of gold, pink, and purple. The gentle sea breeze and the sound of the waves below make it an almost meditative experience. Locals often say, “You haven’t truly seen Lombok until you’ve watched the sunset from Merese Hill.”


Tour Inclusions

Private car with air conditioning

English-speaking driver/guide

Pick-up & drop-off anywhere in Lombok

Entrance fees & parking charges

Mineral water during the trip


Tour Exclusions

Meals and drinks (except bottled water provided)


Personal expenses

Optional activities (weaving dress rental, beach chair rental, etc.)


Why Choose This Tour?

This package is perfect for travelers who want a balanced mix of culture, nature, and relaxation in one day. You’ll get a taste of Lombok’s unique heritage, explore some of the island’s best beaches, and witness a sunset you’ll remember forever. With private transport and flexible pick-up locations, it’s also one of the most convenient ways to explore South Lombok, whether you’re arriving by ferry, staying in the hills, or relaxing at a coastal resort.

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I am an Hotelier who worked for hotel and travel agent, now i arrange my business site to help the people find the best online ticketing and trip during their vacation in Lombok.

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