4 Days 3 Nights
Up to 25 days
20 people
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This is the complete Mount Rinjani experience — the full four-day caldera traverse. Our Mount Rinjani 4 days trek climbs from the open grasslands of Sembalun up to the crater rim, summits Indonesia’s second-highest volcano (3,726 m) at sunrise, then drops into the caldera to the sacred Segara Anak crater lake and its hot springs, before crossing to the Senaru rim and descending through rainforest to Senaru village. Summit, lake, and two contrasting rim camps — with an unhurried extra day to soak it all in. We’ve been guiding this mountain since 2006, and we run every trip fully supported by a professional guide, porters and a mountain cook, so you can focus on the adventure and the views.
Standing on the summit of Rinjani at sunrise, with the caldera glowing below and Bali’s Mount Agung floating on the horizon, is one of those moments you’ll be telling stories about for years. And here’s the good news: with the right team around you, it’s more achievable than it looks.
This is a genuine mountain adventure — Rinjani is a big, wild volcano and we’ll never pretend otherwise — but you don’t need to be an athlete to love it. What you need is a positive attitude, a steady pace, and a team who knows every step of the trail. That’s us. We welcome trekkers of many fitness levels, we set the pace around you, and we’ve built our whole reputation on making this climb feel supported, safe and genuinely fun.
We’re a local Lombok team, born and raised around this mountain, and we’ve been guiding the Mount Rinjani 4 days trek since 2006. Our guides don’t just walk you up — they share the legends, spot the wildlife, point out the edelweiss, and keep the mood light when the trail gets steep. You’ll find more about the mountain on our Mount Rinjani destination page, part of a UNESCO Global Geopark. The four-day route is our most relaxed — an extra day at the lake means more hot-spring soaking, more rest, and less rush.
This is a fully supported camping trek, and we sweat the details so you don’t have to.
Tell us your dates and we’ll take care of the rest — message us on WhatsApp. Crafted by local experts since 2006.
Hotel pick-up in Senggigi and transfer to Sembalun Lawang, where the trek begins. Ascend gently through beautiful open grassland, resting at checkpoints and taking in the widening views, to reach the Sembalun crater rim (Pelawangan II) at 2,639 m — your camp for the night. Distance ~10 km · 6–7 hrs · Difficulty~ Moderate · Height gain +1,539 m · Overnight: crater-rim camp · Meals: Lunch + Dinner
An early-hours start for the summit — a steady, supported climb, rewarded with a magnificent panoramic sunrise over Lombok, Bali and Sumbawa. Descend past the edelweiss to camp for a well-earned breakfast, then continue down into the caldera to the Segara Anak crater lake, camping overnight by the water, deep inside the volcano. Summit push: ~5 km · 6–7 hrs · Very challenging · Height gain +1,087 m · Rim-to-lake: ~3.4 km · 3–4 hrs · Overnight: lakeside camp (2,000 m) · Meals: B + L + D
A gentler, rewarding day. Soak in the Aik Kalak hot springs beside the lake — warm, mineral-rich water the locals prize for its restorative properties. If energy and time allow, there's the option to visit Goa Susu (the "Milk Cave"), a steamy meditation cave near the springs. Afterwards, climb to the Senaru crater rim (2,641 m) on the opposite side of the caldera for a final night on the mountain, with sweeping views back over the lake. Distance ~2.5 km · 3–4 hrs · Difficulty Moderate–Difficult · Height gain +641 m · Overnight: Senaru rim camp (2,641 m) · Meals: B + L + D
After breakfast, descend the long forest trail to Senaru village through thick tropical rainforest rich in flora, birdlife and butterflies. Watch for orchids and — if you're lucky — the rare black ebony leaf monkey (lutung). Your guide shares village stories and legends along the way, passing the Batu Penyesalan stone and the Bunut Ngengkang banyan tree. The trek ends at the Rinjani Trek Center in Senaru, where your vehicle transfers you to your hotel near Lombok International Airport. Distance ~9.2 km · 5–6 hrs · Difficulty Moderate · Height loss -2,000 m · Meals: Breakfast + Lunch
No problem at all. We pace to the most comfortable walker, never the fastest, and your guide stays with you. There's no rushing and no one is left behind — it's an adventure, not a race.
We provide private, clean toilet tents at every campsite, for your comfort and privacy. A small thing that makes a big difference up there.
Your safety comes first, always. Our guides are certified, experienced and first-aid trained, we monitor the weather and your wellbeing throughout, and we've guided this mountain for nearly two decades. You're in caring, capable hands.
Just a few personal essentials — good walking shoes, warm layers for the summit, a rain jacket, sunscreen and a small daypack. We'll send you a simple, complete packing list when you book, and we provide all the camping and cooking equipment. No special gear needed. Packing list and What to Bring details.
The 4-day adds a restful hot-springs day at the lake and a second rim camp at Senaru, so the pace is gentler and you see more of the mountain. It's the best choice if you'd rather savour Rinjani than rush it. which Rinjani trek to choose?
A good level of everyday fitness helps — if you enjoy being active and can walk for several hours, you can do this with our support. The Day 2 pre-dawn summit push is the hardest part, but we pace it to the group, take breaks, and cheer you on. Many of our happiest trekkers were nervous beforehand. more information about how hard rinjani trek.
April to October, during the dry season, gives the clearest skies and safest trails. The national park usually closes in the wettest months (around January–March) for safety. Best Rinjani Trekking Season
