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The Luxury Collection opens The Sira, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Lombok
The Luxury Collection announced the highly anticipated opening of The Sira, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Lombok today, 1st November 2024. With its debut, The Sira in Lombok joins an ensemble of Luxury Collection properties in Indonesia as the third jewel, alongside the iconic The Laguna, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Nusa Dua in Bali and the enchanting TA'AKTANA, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa in Labuan Bajo. Each property offers an immersive experience uniquely crafted to showcase the mesmerising beauty, indigenous culture, and spirit of Indonesia’s most treasured destinations. An exquisite location that led to inspired design The Sira, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Lombok is framed by the shores of a luminous white-sand beach overlooking the majestic Mount Agung. Beyond the grounds, Tiu Kelep Waterfall, Bayan Old Mosque, and Sukarara Weaving Village await discovery and exploration. Set to make a bold and luxurious design statement on the island of Lombok, the hotel interiors were conceptualised by IU Design. The design studio ensured that the resort honoured the island’s rich heritage and strong sense of place while reimagining luxury with a modern touch. Throughout the property, local craftsmanship is showcased with handwoven tenun ikat fabrics from Lombok and intricately detailed solid teak lattice walls from Java. Drawing inspiration from Lombok's natural beauty and cultural heritage, the architecture seamlessly integrates with its surroundings, creating a serene hideaway where guests can unwind amidst the soothing embrace of nature. To imbue a warm and inviting ambiance throughout, the hotel’s design incorporates wooden materials, complemented by ocean breeze and natural light that gently illuminates each corner, enhancing the sense of comfort and tranquillity. Island elegance The resort features 46 beautifully appointed suites and 14 pool villas, showcasing modern luxury with a sophisticated blend of contemporary interiors. For a truly unique stay, the palatial 1,400 square metre Beach House is a spectacular villa with three bedrooms, that opens to a private, blue-tiled plunge pool, with direct beach access. It can be transformed into one of Lombok’s most beautiful venues for weddings and intimate celebrations. For the ultimate retreat, The Sira’s crowning jewel; the Presidential Suite, is a two-story sanctuary with a full-sized rooftop infinity pool and three bedrooms, set in 1,000 sqm of living space. Guests can stay active with an invigorating workout in the 24/7 Fitness Center, or swim in the two-level, 70-metre outdoor infinity pool, set against a stunning ocean backdrop. For the ultimate indulgence, The Spa offers five private rooms where guests can experience the restorative powers of Indonesia’s herbal treatments. For those seeking a unique escape, an outdoor spa oasis provides a tranquil retreat. Drawing on century-old remedies and blends, expert therapists offer locally inspired therapeutic spa treatments with rare aromatic oils and herbs designed to rejuvenate both the mind and body. For private events in an idyllic setting, The Sira is perfectly suited to host all occasions, from business meetings to celebrations. The dedicated event space accommodates up to 100 guests and is equipped with modern audio-visual technology, ensuring a seamless and memorable experience for guests. Impressive dining For epicureans, the resort offers an inviting exploration of diverse culinary specialties across its three restaurants and bar. At The Island’s Table, the all-day dining restaurant, guests can enjoy an array of delectable delicacies for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Sija, the outdoor eatery by the pool, offers Asian specialities, while Medsa showcases Mediterranean flavours with a selection of Italian, Greek, and other fine cuisines, crafted from Lombok’s finest ingredients from both land and sea. Glassary, the bar, offers a decadent cocktail menu inspired by local spirits, providing a glamorous backdrop for a refined aperitif or an indulgent nightcap, paired with small bites. Each cocktail is thoughtfully crafted and served in vibrant glassware, reflecting the colours and light of the Spectrum, creating a captivating visual and sensory experience.
The Sira Lombok introduces its executive committee
Ahead of its opening in the fourth quarter of the year, The Sira in Lombok officially introduced the members of its executive management committee. The team is led by incoming general manager Harish Nair who brings over two decades of management experience for iconic luxury properties across Asia. Nair will be joined at The Sira by sales and marketing director Irawan Hadiwijaya; human resources director Ni Nyoman Manik Sri Astuti; finance director Syaiful Imron; director of engineering Yozef; and executive chef Froosh Nur. Bringing their expertise, passion, and shared vision to elevate the luxury hospitality landscape in Lombok, The Sira’s executive committee harmonises the island’s rich local culture with Marriott International’s excellent hospitality service. Collectively, the resort’s top executives are excited to deliver a unique and transformative journey for guests to discover unparalleled experiences by genuinely expressing the destination’s charms. Leadership built by experience General manager Nair started his career with the Oberoi Hotels and Taj Hotels before embarking on a new journey with the Six Senses in Vietnam, followed by extensive experience at Aman properties in the Philippines, Greece, India, and Thailand. His journey with Marriott International started in 2019 when he managed The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort. As general manager of The Sira, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Lombok, at the forefront of The Luxury Collection brand, Nair aims to bring in his passion for luxury, creativity and ability to lead the teams in curating extraordinary and memorable experiences for guests.
Lombok, Indonesia gears up for success in 2023
2023 is set to be a watershed year for Lombok. This idyllic Indonesian island is on the cusp of an exciting new era of long-term prosperity as international travellers, investors and major events return to its shores. At the forefront of this trend is Invest Islands, the leading real estate company, which is helping to inspire footloose, tech-savvy and eco-conscious executives to swap their urban lives for the pure shores of Lombok. The company’s co-founders, Kevin Deisser and Jack Brown, discuss the attractive opportunities offered by Lombok in the post-pandemic era: “Prior to the global pandemic, Lombok was already one of Asia’s most dynamic up-and-coming destinations. The Indonesian government had identified Lombok as one of the country’s ‘ten new Balis’ and the island was attracting a new wave of visitors, enabled by the new airport which started welcoming international flights in 2016 and was recently expanded for the return of the MotoGP. Many experienced travellers are keen to explore new frontiers beyond the tourist resorts of Bali – especially following the recent wave of lockdowns. With the world’s borders having reopened, Lombok is in a prime position to emerge stronger than ever in the post-Covid era,” commented Kevin Deisser. “This outlook for Lombok today is actually even brighter now than it was in 2019,” agreed Jack Brown. “Indonesia’s Tourism & Creative Economy Ministry recently named the southern area of Mandalika as a ‘super-priority destination’ for tourism in 2023 and beyond, which is driving investment in modern infrastructure. A new long-term residency visa has also been created to attract overseas buyers to Lombok. The world has changed in the last three years and many executives and entrepreneurs, including a new generation of digital nomads, are seeking a new lifestyle away from busy cities such as Hong Kong, Singapore and Jakarta. Lombok is perfectly positioned to meet their needs.” New flights, including Scoot’s recently-launched direct service from Singapore, are supporting the return of overseas travellers to Lombok. Major events are also returning, including the FIM Superbike World Championship which brought 45,000 spectators to the island’s Mandalika International Circuit late last year, and the 2023 Indonesian MotoGP race which is set to take place this October. These high-octane events complement Lombok’s natural attractions and activities, which include walking and cycling tours, trekking through the volcanic landscapes of Gunung Rinjani National Park, and world-class diving and snorkelling. Kevin highlighted that one key issue facing Lombok is a shortage of international-standard accommodation. “As Lombok’s tourism industry continues to grow, the island needs to satisfy demand for high-quality hotels, resorts and residences. But this also presents a unique opportunity for forward-thinking real estate companies to create high-standard and sustainable projects that raise the quality of tourism development on the island. At Invest Islands, we are aiming to meet this demand.” Lombok’s hospitality sector will experience an important milestone in March 2023, when Gran Meliá Lombok unveils its show villas. Conceived and created by Invest Islands, this spectacular five-star resort is currently taking shape at Torok Bay, overlooking the Indian Ocean on the stunning south coast. This eco-sensitive, low-rise luxury retreat will feature 110 pool villas, including beachfront duplexes and one-to three-bedroom hillside sanctuaries, crafted in a variety of dramatic architectural styles and featuring high-spec interiors, pool decks and panoramic views. These will be supported by world-class facilities, including restaurants, wellness, water sports and more. Gran Meliá Lombok presents a range of compelling investment options, including a Certificate of Ownership (SHM) for savvy Indonesian investors, a 30-year Building Use Rights Certificate (HGB) with optional 20-year and 30-year extensions for overseas buyers (or 80 years in total), a 25-year of hak pakai (“right to use”) program for residential purposes, and other options that generate revenue through short- and medium-term rentals and timeshares. “Compared to many other desirable parts of Southeast Asia, property prices in Lombok are still relatively affordable, which can make it an excellent option for anyone looking to get in on the ground floor of a rapidly developing market, while also benefiting from the unrivalled international standards of a renowned five-star hospitality brand. Our aim is to provide all buyers, including millennial and Gen Z investors, with an option that suits their specific lifestyle and financial requirements,” Jack concluded. Sales have already opened for Gran Meliá Lombok, which is on track to open its doors in 2025. The project has been named as the “Best Upcoming Hotel Development” in Indonesia and “Best Hospitality Development” in Asia at the PropertyGuru Property Awards.
Pullman Lombok Mandalika Beach Resort opens with 257 keys
Located on the southern coast of Indonesia’s island of Lombok, Pullman Lombok Mandalika Beach Resort is now open, providing travelers with an energising destination to recharge and reconnect. The stylish 257-room resort features a modern approach to beachfront hospitality, nestled within a secluded bay and surrounded by verdant hills. Only 20-minute from Lombok International Airport, the resort also offers convenient access to the nearby Pertamina Mandalika International Street Circuit, home to some of Southeast Asia’s most exciting motorsports events. "The Pullman Lombok Mandalika Beach Resort is a fantastic addition to our network in Indonesia. The resort perfectly blends our stylish Pullman concepts with the local artistry of Indonesian designers, ensuring a vibrant experience across every touch point of the resort," said Garth Simmons, chief executive officer of Accor Southeast Asia, Japan and South Korea. “Pullman Lombok Mandalika Beach Resort boasts a modern and connective experience with extensive fitness and wellbeing facilities, enabling guests to maintain peak performance and personal wellbeing whilst on the road." Hotels and resorts in the Pullman portfolio are designed to meet travelers’ needs with stylish character and enticing spaces where guests can choose to remain connected, or simply escape from the pressure of daily life. “Pullman Lombok Mandalika Beach Resort is the first five-star resort built in Mandalika, one of Indonesia’s Super Priority Tourism Destinations owing to its natural beauty and cultural richness. Mandalika will host world-class motorsport events such as the MotoGP and the World Superbike (WSBK) at our very own Mandalika International Circuit. We believe that travelers will continue to travel to the Mandalika area with MotoGP, WSBK, the Circuit and our new Pullman Resort serving as key attractions, thus creating a multiplier effect for the community,” said Ari Respati, president director of PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero) and the Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC). Pullman Lombok Mandalika Beach Resort boasts 257 well-appointed rooms, spacious suites and villas that combine modern designed room interiors with traditional Sasak art, the indigenous tribe of Lombok. Guests are pampered with a private balcony in each room with the choice of garden views or stunning Indian Ocean views. Handcrafted bath amenities using locally sourced ingredients for suites and villas are available to upgrade the resort stay experience. Prior to soaking up the sun or enjoying the sea breeze, guests are welcomed into the open-air Pullman lobby, called The Junction, to immerse themselves in local art. The Junction is more than just a place to arrive, eat and plug-in - it’s a vibrant and happening destination all on its own. “We are very excited to introduce the first Pullman resort in Lombok at this prime location on the southern coast. We strive to provide travelers with inspiring, active and fun programs that focus on their wellbeing. Art also plays a significant part of the resort’s programming, allowing for a seamless playground to unlock guests’ imagination. We are thrilled to invite travelers to explore and up their game at our new vibrant playground in Lombok,” said Vincent Wybier, General Manager of Pullman Lombok Mandalika Beach Resort. The resort features four dining venues, including Aer Restaurant - an all-day dining venue with classic comfort dishes and creative fusion tastes, and Sgara Seafood Restaurant, perfect for guests watching the sunset whilst enjoying the local catch of the day. The Lobby Lounge offers an artful and inviting open-air space with breathtaking ocean and pool views, while the swim-up bar, Lalo, is set right by the resort's free-form swimming pool. Guests can stay energized at the fitness lounge that inspires and motivates them to stay fit. Pullman's Global Fit programs, trainers, specialty classes and the latest exercise and weight equipment are also on offer. Pullman Spa serves as a modern wellness sanctuary with four pampering treatment pavilions and reflexology chairs with a team of expert therapists. The Mandalika Ballroom offers 230 square meters of space for up to 300 guests. Boasting a 200+ inch LCD video wall, expansive pre-function area with floor-to-ceiling windows & natural daylight, the Mandalika Ballroom is an inspiring space for presentations, receptions, banquets or conferences in Lombok. An additional four function rooms cater for events up to 70 people. While in Lombok, guests can explore the Tanjung Aan Beach, Selong Belanak Beach and Kuta Beach, with plenty of surfing and snorkeling opportunities available. Trekking trails at Merese Hill and Mount Tunak Nature Park offer views of rolling, forested hills and sunsets over the Indian Ocean. Visitors can also visit Ende and Sade villages to immerse in the traditional culture of Lombok’s Sasak people. The resort supports The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy campaigns such as the #BanggaBuatanIndonesia and #BeliKreatifLokal through the use of curated local produces supplied by local producers.
Cross Hotels & Resorts extends its reach to idyllic Lombok
Situated in the breathtaking Indonesian archipelago, the island of Lombok is celebrated for the raw beauty of its pristine nature that tempts tourists from around the world. To cater to an influx of experience-seeking travellers, Cross Hotels & Resorts has signed a hotel management agreement (HMA) with PT. Origin Resorts Lombok welcomes Away Lombok Mandalika and Amber Lombok Beach by Cross Collection to its growing portfolio. Hot on the heels of a twin-hotel management agreement in the world-class tourist destination of Bali in April 2022, the latest announcement increases the number of Cross-branded boutique properties in Indonesia to six. These include Away Bali Legian Camakila, Cross Bali Breakers, Tanadewa Resort and Spa Ubud by Cross Collection and Tanadewa Villas and Spa Nusa Dua by Cross Collection. A true tropical paradise, Away Lombok Mandalika entices visitors with exceptional accommodation that includes a deluxe garden and pool suites decorated with natural textures and local crafts. Situated close to the main town of Kuta, Away Lombok Mandalika’s ethos to its guests is ‘Escape Everyday Life’ and it is here you can fulfil your bucket list with excellent surfing, stunning sunsets and the chance to party late into the night. “We are honoured to partner with PT. Origin Resorts Lombok and I am excited about the continued expansion of our eco-friendly footprint on the beautiful island of Lombok. With these two magnificent resorts joining the Cross family, I am confident our strong international network will help bring a new genre of holidaymaker to Lombok. Cross Hotels & Resorts is committed to the focused expansion of our business in Indonesia. Our dedication and flexible execution are key as we continue to transform hospitality for all,” said Harry Thaliwal, CEO of Cross Hotels & Resorts. Meanwhile, Amber Lombok Beach by Cross Collection is a quintessential beachside retreat set along the turquoise shores of south Lombok and comprises superior, poolside and oceanfront suites as well as a stunning honeymoon suite and multi-bedroom pool and beachside villas. Each guest room is decorated in soft earth tones that are complemented by traditional wall art and accessories. Renowned for its exquisite gastronomy, creative cocktails, and landscaped gardens, the Instagrammable resort encourages guests to be part of its earth-friendly initiatives that protect nature through a minimal ecological footprint approach. Theo Dandine, Founder of PT. Origin Resorts Lombok, was equally thrilled with the latest announcement, saying, “We have complete trust and confidence in Cross Hotels & Resorts. It is an exceptional brand that provides a global network and is backed by Flight Centre Travel Group. We firmly believe the brand will set a new benchmark for service quality and excellence in the local hospitality industry. This agreement will ultimately raise the profile of Lombok as an international destination, while at the same time benefitting the wider community.”
Selong Selo Resort & Residences reopens in scenic South Lombok, Indonesia
Selo Group, an award-winning and fully integrated development company based in Singapore, today announced the reopening of Selong Selo Resort & Residences, the group’s award-winning flagship resort and residences on the scenic coast of South Lombok in Indonesia from now onwards. To celebrate, the all-villa property is offering two reopening specials: 30% off one-night stays to kickstart domestic travel and fuel those spontaneous island escapes, and 50% off stays of five nights or more, perfect for extended families looking to reconnect, destination wedding parties and wellness-minded remote workers. As more people are rediscovering the pleasures of jumping on a plane to celebrate a family milestone, take the holiday of a lifetime or reconnect with their inner selves, Lombok offers the ideal combination of nature, luxe and purposeful travel. Located to the east of Bali, the island is filled with natural beauty, from white sand beaches, volcanic treks, and lush jungles to breathtaking waterfalls. For remote workers, waking up to Lombok’s stunning coastal views is all that’s needed for fresh ideas to start arriving like waves, while guests looking to advance to the next level of well-being will find a place of regeneration and fresh starts amid local rhythms of slow living. “We are so excited to welcome travelers back to the property after a challenging period for everyone,” said Andrew Leith, general manager of Selong Selo Resort & Residences. “Lombok’s natural landscape offers guests the perfect place to unwind, reconnect with loved ones and effortlessly fall in step with island life, as well as offering the perfect playground for the motor racing fans converging at the idyllic Mandalika beach for this year’s MotoGP.” Travel trends According to World Travel and Tourism Council, 2022 should be a stellar year for the tourist and business travel industry. Some trends that it foresees include longer duration of trips as people yearn to see and enjoy places they haven’t been able to see for some time, plus add in extra days to compensate for the hassles at airports and of covid testing. Niche travel, including those focusing on multigenerational travel, wellness, meaningful travel, adventures and activities will be popular while hybrid work models will allow for high growth in the numbers of remote workers and digital nomads taking trips. If there is internet access to do work online or have the expected zoom call, many such people can simply set up an office in a hotel or resort, on a beach, or at a semi off-grid location. The Selong Selo experience The resort’s excursions are ideal for anyone hoping to savor the fresh outdoor air, stay active and satisfy their curiosity: from hiking to waterfalls Benang Stokel and Benang Kelambu, which boast 20-metre-high drops where the adventurous can plunge into pools below, to snorkeling and fishing expeditions to discover the abundant marine life the southern coast of Lombok is known for. Guests looking to combine work and rest can surf top-tier waves on white sand beaches right after logging off the Zoom call and work on their balance at the on-site surf school between answering emails. Small groups can even choose to remain in their own bubble throughout the stay thanks to luxury yacht charters, private barbecues right on their villa’s beach and private cooking classes either in-villa or at Aura Lounge & Bar, the estate’s signature restaurant featuring a menu inspired by Will Meyrick, an internationally recognized chef and acclaimed restaurateur whose restaurant empire spans from Bali to Hong Kong. Some of the freshest ingredients from the property’s chef’s garden and local suppliers are used to create divine dishes where visitors get to enjoy the fruits of their labour. Aura Lounge & Bar enjoys a prime location on the edge of a cliff with sweeping views of the sea. The semi-alfresco pavilion is perfect for gazing at the sky during sunset or enjoying evening cocktails with family and friends. Perched atop the picturesque hills overlooking stunning Selong Belanak Beach in Southern Lombok, Selong Selo Resort and Residences offers more than 50 luxury villas, a full-service spa, club house, a kids’ club, and beach club access. The stylish villas range from one to seven bedrooms with access to the renowned Aura Lounge & Bar, as well as personalised in-villa dining experiences or a quick shuttle to the beach for some fun in the sun. The eco-friendly villas are resplendent with modern facilities and stylish interiors, tastefully integrating local elements into their design. For active visitors, Selong Selo Resort and Residences also offers a fully equipped gym with state-of-the-art equipment. Selong Belanak Beach is steps away and one of the best surfing spots for beginners and experienced surfers alike, retaining an unspoiled, uncrowded feel. Guests can also visit nearby Mawi, Desert Point and Serangan Island for top-tier waves.
Podcast: Lombok
Overview : Lombok Lombok is an island in West Nusa Tenggara province, Indonesia. It forms part of the chain of the Lesser Sunda Islands, with the Lombok Strait separating it from Bali to the west and the Alas Strait between it and the island of Sumbawa to the east. It is similar in size to Bali and has a population of 3.5 million. Many people believe that Lombok is similar to how Bali was about thirty years ago, but the truth is that it is nothing like Bali. For instance, Lombok is a predominantly Islamic island, so has a culture that is markedly different from that of Bali. The island also has a much lower population than does Bali, and far less infrastructure. The similarity is that Lombok also has some fabulous beaches, but there is none of the traffic density that you find in Bali. The island’s topography is dominated by the centrally-located stratovolcano Mount Rinjani, the second-highest volcano in Indonesia, which rises to 3,726 metres. This last erupted in 2016, causing much damage, some of which is still noticeable as you drive north of Senggigi. The capital is Mataram, which is a low rise city which seems to have some lovely buildings and few traffic problems. Senggigi, the most popular beach area, is about 20 minutes north of Mataram. How to get in and about Lombok Lombok has a new International and domestic airport that is located about 40 minutes south of Mataram. As the government is actively promoting the southern area around Kuta as a new tourist area, the new airport is handily located. Prior to Covid-19 there were international flights to Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Perth, Western Australia, and these would be expected to resume when the pandemic has run its course. There are also good domestic services. Many people fly from Bali, which is just a 20-minute flight. There are good ferry services from other islands, and speed boats from Bali serving Lombok, particularly the Gilli Isles. For getting around Lombok taxis are relatively cheap, although I use the services of a driver who is not only very good, but cheaper than using taxis. The touristy places Senggigi – This has been a well-established tourist area for a long time. This is far quieter than anywhere in Bali, and that is part of its charm. There are quite a few good hotels here, many right on the beachfront, also good restaurants and bars but not a lot of shopping as most people go into Mataram for that. Batu Bolong, Kerangdangan and Mangsit are other beach areas that are spread out along the coast. There is a variety of accommodation at all of these places, ranging from cheap and reasonably cheerful to luxury resorts. If you hire a taxi or driver, it is a lovely drive along the coast, with some really good lookouts at high vantage points. South Lombok – If the name Kuta sounds familiar the one on Lombok is much quieter than its Bali equivalent. Kuta is a drawcard for surfers, and the area is getting more development. The beaches are some of the best in Indonesia, with pristine white sand, and transparent blue-greens in the water. There is a pretty good variety of accommodation and restaurants here too. Many people go to Kuta just to unwind, and lie on the beach. There are some nice bays and islands down south, good places include Tanjung Aan and the island of Gili Gede. Gili Islands – The Gilis are located are located just off the northwest tip of Lombok. If you want laidback, these are the ideal places. There are three islands – Gili Air, which is nearest to Lombok. This is a very laid back island which is ideal for families and backpackers. Note: there are no cars on any of the islands. Transport is by foot, bicycle or horse drawn carriages. One of the things I love about the Gilis is that you never have to dodge idiots on motorbikes riding on footpaths or down very narrow laneways. Gili Air is the most populated of the islands, but most houses are hidden behind lush gardens, so are not very noticeable. Gili Meno is the middle island, and also very quiet. This is a preferred spot for honeymooners. There is a good channel between Meno and Trawangan, which is a very popular diving spot. The corals are quite good, and you can see a variety of fish and turtles. There are also underwater statues to swim around for a bit of variety. Gili Trawangan – this is known as the party island, although compared to Bali’s Kuta is it very tame. There are good restaurants and bars here, and some great resorts as well. Trawangan is also popular with surfers as the island has a couple of good breaks. Things to do Take a cooking class on Gili Air Learn to cook authentic Lombok and Indonesian food. These classes are hands on, both educational and entertaining, and you do get to eat your creations afterwards. Many of the ingredients come from the restaurant garden, so you know that it is fresh. Trek Mt Rinjani This is only possible between April and January to avoid the rainy season, and you can choose a two or a three day tour. The trek is a long slog, but not treacherous. You don’t camp on the summit, but rise early in the morning to get to the peak in time to see the sunrise. You also get good views of the sulphur lake in the crater. Take warm clothes because it does get cold near the summit, and wear very good hiking shoes. The fields of Pergasingan This involves another trek of about six hours there and back 1200 mtr-high plateau, but the result is worth it. From your perch at the top of the hill you will not only enjoy fabulous views of Mt Rinjani, but admire the vibrant patchwork of colours and fields that are set out way below. Wave-driven waterfall at Nambung Beach A natural waterfall created by waves at Nambung Beach about 60 kms south of Mataram. This natural phenomenon is caused by waves slamming into one side of the rocky headland then flowing down the rock face on the backside where there also happens to be a shallow pool so you can experience this natural seawater spa. Sunset dinner on Gili Trawangan This is the perfect way to spend and evening, drinks and dinner overlooking Lombok Strait at sunset with Bali’s Mt Agung in the background. On a balmy night, this is a wonderful way to end the day. Try the beach restaurant and bar at the Hotel Ombak Sunset. Absolutely gorgeous! For more visit https://www.indonesia.travel/au/en/destinations/bali-nusa-tenggara/lombok
Novotel Lombok – Mandalika Resort
Novotel Lombok Resort and Villas, Pantai Putri Nyale, Kuta, Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
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