CLIMB MOUNT RINJANI 4 DAYS 3 NIGHTS

It’s evident that Mount Rinjani has so much to offer you that you would want to take an extra day to enjoy a full trekking tour. Your journey of 4 days 3 nights starts via Sembalun Village to the Summit, Lake, Hot Spring, Cave, Crater Rim Senaru, and finishes at Senaru Village. This package most trekkers choose as it comes with slower trekking pace and is just ideal for beginner trekkers or those who love to spend more time to explore all the nice spot at Mount Rinjani.

HIKING DESCRIPTION

HIKING DURATION

TOTAL WALK BY KM

start from Sembalun to summit , lake, crater rim and finish senaru village; total 27.5 km

RINJANI HIKING MAP FOR 4 DAYS 3 NIGTS

ITINERARY :

Arrival day: DAY 0

The Day You Arrive at Lombok Praya Airport, or any other port in Lombok as Lembar/ Bangsal harbor, Teluk Kodek, or maybe from any main object tourist in ( Mataram, Senggigi, Kuta Lombok,3 (Gili Trawangan, Meno, Air) and will pick up by our representative staff with we bringing the sign of your name for the recognition.

lombok airport

Private Tranfer to gili air, meno and trawangan

Lembar Port

then transfer to your Lodge in Senaru at Villa Bambu Rinjani for the night before the trek

Your trekking guide will give a free briefing and explain the trekking procedure and prepare for your trips

If enough time we’ll guide you through the exercise to Waterfall Sindang Gile and Tiu Kelep Waterfall the day before your trek start

Day 1: Senaru village (601m) – Sembalun village(1100m) – Sembalun crater rim (2639m)

Wake up at 6:00 am and get breakfast. After that, we’ll drive to sembalun village and register in the Rinjani information center.

The trekking starts from sembalun village around 8:00 am. We begin with a gentle ascent through open grassland. After about 2 hours walking, we’ll reach pos 1 (1300m), and another 40 mins to pos 2 (1500m). We will continue walking to pos 3 (1800m) and have lunch there.

After lunch and rest, we’ll head to sembalun crater rim (2639m). It takes 3 hours including a prolonged steep climb. We will camp the night at the crater rim. We can enjoy the awesome views of sunrise and sunset. On a clear day, we will be able to see the Milky Way.

Day 2: Sembalun crater rim(2639m)-Summit(3726m)-Segara Anak lake and hot spring (2000m)

We are awakened around 2:00 am under the cover of darkness with hot drinks and light breakfast. We’ll start heading to Rinjani summit at 3:00 am. We begin with a moderate climb, followed by a fairly easy but long walk. The final approach to the summit involves a steep climb over loose volcanic scree.

Now it’s 6:00 am. We can celebrate our accomplishment with the beautiful sunrise, and panoramic view of Lombok island, Bali island, Sumbawa island and Segara Anak lake.

After that, we’ll descend back down to sembalun crater rim in 2 hours and have breakfast there. We’ll continue our journey down to the lake and hot spring. The trail down is steep and a bit slippery, which takes 2.5 hours to reach. We stop at the lakeside and camp for the second night. Here we can enjoy the lake view, and swim in the lake. The hot spring can soothe away your aches and pains from the trek and are widely known for its natural healing powers.

Day 3: Rinjani trek 4 days, Segara Anak lake and hot spring (2008m) – Senaru crater rim (2641m)

We’ll leave the lake after lunch and climb up to the senaru crater rim(2641m) for 2.5 hours. Senaru crater rim has the second most spectacular view after the summit. We will enjoy the incredible sunset over mountain Agung in Bali and smoke from the new volcano by the lake. We will camp here for the night.

Day 4: Rinjani trek 4 days, Senaru crater rim (2641m) – Senaru village (601m)

Our final day in Mt. Rinjani is a relaxing one. After breakfast with the beautiful sunrise, we will trek down to senaru village through the tropical forest. If we are lucky, we might see the rare black monkey. It takes 5 hours down and we will take rests and lunch along the way. The car will bring you to your next destination. our service end here.

How to train for Mount Rinjani Climb?

For success climb Mt. Rinjani summit ideally, you should try to hike as much as possible on hills or mountains to simulate ascension on Mount Rinjani. Doing day hikes is superb training. For those who do not have access to trails, but have membership to a gym, you can train very productively on a stair master machine. If you have no access to trails or a gym, then try to walk as much as you can, with extended walks on the weekends.

If you’ve never hiked before, you should start with shorter time intervals, a slower pace, and no weight (in your day pack) and then gradually increase all of the above as your fitness level improves. Remember that on Mount Rinjani, you will walk slowly for prolonged periods, and carry probably no more than 10 kg in your day pack. Therefore, in your training, it is better to increase the time interval/distance and keep a slow pace than to shorten the time interval/distance and increase the pace. Try to train three times a week, for at least one hour per session, at a minimum. If you can do day hikes for four to six hours, with moderate elevation changes (~1,000 ft/305 m) while carrying a 10 kg pack, or if you can walk on a StairMaster for 1-2 hours, at 30 steps per minute while carrying a 10 kg pack, then you’re probably ready for the real thing.

What gear do you need to bring and physical training to climb Mount Rinjani Lombok? Mount Rinjani 3.726 meters above sea level is not a high-grade and technical mountain, but for success and a safe climb please read this and make sure you have gathered everything before you depart on your trip.

What the Gear Do I Need to Bring?

You are responsible for bringing personal gear and equipment while camping equipment and foods (tents, sleeping bags, sleeping mats, toilet tent, pillow, food, and cooking items) are provided. Below is a gear list of required, recommended, and optional items to bring on your Rinjani climb.

Technical Clothing

1 – Jacket, breathable with hood

1 – Soft Jacket, fleece or soft-shell

2 – Long Sleeve Shirt

1 – Short Sleeve Shirt

2 – Hiking Pants (convertible to shorts recommended)

1 – Fleece Pants

1 – Shorts (optional)

1 – Long Underwear (moisture-wicking fabric recommended)

3 – Underwear, briefs (moisture-wicking fabric recommended)

2 – Sports Bra (women)

Headwear

1 – Brimmed Hat, for sun protection

1 – Knit Hat, for warmth

1 – Balaclava, for face coverage (optional)

1 – Bandana (optional)

Handwear

1 – Gloves, warm (waterproof recommended)

1 – Glove Liners, thin, synthetic, worn under gloves for added warmth (optional)

Footwear

1 – Hiking Boots, warm, waterproof, broken-in, with spare laces

1 – Gym Shoes, to wear at camp (optional)

3 – Socks, thick, wool or synthetic

3 – Sock Liners, tight, thin, synthetic, worn under socks to prevent blisters (optional)

Accessories

1 – Sunglasses

1 – Backpack Cover, waterproof (optional)

1 – Poncho, during the rainy season (optional)

1 – Towel, lightweight, quick-dry (optional)

Plastic Bags of various sizes, to keep gear dry and separate

Equipment

1 – Trekking Poles (recommended)

1 – Head lamp, with extra batteries

1 – Daypack, for you to carry your personal gear

Other

Toiletries
Prescriptions
Sunscreen
Lip Balm
Insect Repellent
Hand Sanitizer
Toilet Paper
Snacks, light-weight, high calorie, high energy (optional) we provide snacks and biscuits.
Camera, with extra batteries (optional)
Paperwork
Trip Receipt
Passport
Insurance Documents