Mount Rinjani

Mount Rinjani rises to 3,726 metres on Lombok and is Indonesia’s second-highest volcano. Plan it as a dedicated mountain trip, allowing time for transfers from South Lombok and an itinerary suited to your route and experience.

Choose the itinerary with a trekking organiser, including the time needed for the climb, descent and onward travel. A fixed two- or three-day plan will not suit every route or visitor.

Start with the national park’s official visitor information before committing to dates. Check the current trail and access notices, then confirm your chosen route, park bookings and arrangements with the park and your trekking organiser. The available route and conditions should guide the plan.