NTB (West Nusa Tenggara)
The home of Sasak Tribe
From the towering summit of Mount Rinjani to the turquoise bays of Kuta Mandalika, NTB offers a rich tapestry of experiences, world-class surfing at Lakey Peak, serene snorkeling in the Gili’s coral gardens, and unforgettable encounters with whale sharks in Saleh Bay. Visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant traditions of the Sasak, Samawa, and Mbojo communities, explore hidden waterfalls, trek volcanic landscapes, and witness crafts like ikat weaving still practiced with ancestral pride.
Things to do:
Snorkeling & diving
Surfing
Beach/island hopping
Hiking & Trekking
Agrotourism & Gastronomy
experiences
Cultural heritage
Recommended Destinations
Lombok
Lombok is a rising star in Indonesia’s tourism scene, offering a refreshing alternative to the bustle of Bali with its pristine beaches, majestic mountains, and deeply rooted Sasak culture. At the island’s heart towers Mount Rinjani, Indonesia’s second-highest volcano, drawing trekkers from around the world to its crater lake and breathtaking sunrise views. Along the southern coast, places like Kuta Mandalika, Selong Belanak, and Tanjung Aan boast white sand beaches and turquoise waters ideal for surfing, swimming, or simply unwinding in a tranquil setting. To the northwest, the famous Gili Islands (Trawangan, Air, and Meno) offer vibrant marine life, crystal-clear snorkeling, and relaxed island vibes. Beyond the landscapes, Lombok invites travelers to explore traditional villages, taste authentic local cuisine, and witness time-honored crafts like tenun weaving.
Sumbawa
Known for its world-class surf breaks like Lakey Peak, Yo-Yo’s, and Scar Reef, Sumbawa attracts surfers seeking powerful waves without crowds. But the island offers far more than surfing. Its dramatic landscapes range from rugged coastlines and savannah hills to hidden waterfalls and volcanic peaks. In Saleh Bay, travelers can enjoy a rare and responsible opportunity to swim with whale sharks. Nature lovers can explore the pristine beauty of Moyo Island, a marine and wildlife reserve home to coral reefs, waterfalls, and luxurious eco-retreats. Deeply rooted Samawa and Mbojo cultures flourish here, visible in traditional villages, local festivals, and distinctive crafts.
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