Visit Tete Batu village located on the front of mount Rinjani where you may see black monkeys which live in mahogany trees. Proceed to Kota Raja  (Loyok) in east Lombok where you can see or purchase many kinds of baskets, wallets and bags made of bamboo. On to Beleka, a village famous for its wood carving and plaited rattan basket production. Stop at Tanjung Luar, the fisherman village, to see hundreds or even thousands of traditional boats. On the return journey stop at Narmada holy springs and Lingsar Temple (1714) where three different religions are represented.

Cruise by an outrigger boat along the beautiful north west coast of Lombok and visit the three small islands; Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air, with their sparkling coral sand beaches and the beautiful marine gardens off shore. Choose from an enormous range of activities, go snorkelling or just relax on the beach.

First visit Sukarare weaving mills to see the exotics Purbasari and Ragigenep Ikat Sarong being made, then stop in a busy local village market to mingle with the local people. At Senggol and Rambutan villages you are allowed to enter the traditional houses of the original “Sasak” natives of Lombok. At Penujak village you may watch the indigenous clay pottery being made. Swim in the sparkling waters at Mandalika Beach or Kuta Beach on the south coast before returning to your hotel.

Visit Mayura, the Royal “Floating” Pavilion, built in 1744 then on to the bustling market at Sweta and the Purbasari weaving mills. Stops at the Bird Market; the holy springs at Narmada the Lingsar Temple (1714) where three different religions are represented. Proceed to the Museum of  West Nusa Tenggara Province, and Batu Bolong, an awesome rock cave with a gruesome past.