Nusa Tenggara, of Dragons and Volcanoes

The island of Lombok is how Bali was like before the world discovered its charms. The mighty volcano of Rinjani dominates the island and provides magnificent panoramas for hundred of miles. The low land are characterized by two distinct types. Lush and fertile lands become more arid further south. Along the coast, undisturbed white virgin beaches are typical in Lombok. To the east of Lombok is the island of Sumbawa, West Nusa Tenggara, also dominated by a massive volcano, called Tambora, which last erupted in 1815 killing an estimated 92,000 people. Further east, lay the islands of East Nusa Tenggara, part of the Ring of Fire. The province consists of over 550 islands, but is dominated by the three main islands of Flores, Sumba and Timor.

Adventure & Outdoor Activities

Looking for sun, sea and sand without the usual holiday crowd? Senggigi is located around 6 km north of Mataram. It is Lombok's most developed tourist region and many first-class resorts have mushroomed around the secluded bays and tranquil beaches. Tanjung Aan is probably Lombok's finest beach. Northwest of the island, are the emerald-like islands of Gili Air, Gili Meno and Gili Trawangan. Boasting powder white beaches, crystal-clear waters and an amazing underwater world, these islands are perfect for diving and snorkeling. North of the island and covered by dense vegetation, Mount Rinjani (3726 m) is the third highest mountain in Indonesia. Its two crater lakes are popular camping sites before reaching the top.

East Nusa Tenggara's Flores is crowded with volcanoes and mountains including Mount Kelimutu and its three colored crater lakes. At Lewoleba on the island of Lembata in the Solor Archipelago, follow pearl dives out to sea and watch them harvest pearls.

Sekotong, Bangko-Bangko and Gerupuk in Lombok as well as Lakey beach in Sumbawa are the world famous Desert Points surf locations. But Roti Island is where the best surfing is to be had in Nusa Tenggara. Snorkeling on the coral reefs fantastic coral formations and an amazing variety of fish. For Such an experience, explore Moyo and Satonda islands.

Nature Reserves

The Komodo National Park on Komodo Island is home to the world's only pre-historic "Dragon" or giant lizards. An adult can measure more than 3 meters and weigh over 130 kg.

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