In relation to the origin of the name, Mandalika is indeed like a beautiful princess that captivates everyone’s heart. Aside from the quiet and peaceful beach, this 1.035 hectare tourism area in Central Lombok Regency also owns gorgeous hills and unique cultures that are waiting for you to explore.
To help you plan a vacation there, Traveloka and television program Celebrity on Vacation TRANS TV invite the charming actress, Yunita Siregar, to open the gate of the exotic Mandalika.
Selection of Beaches with Diverse Activities
The main attraction of Mandalika is the beach. Visit many beaches and try a variety of activities, such as surfing lessons, sunset viewing, and other water activities.

Location:West Praya District, Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara (30 minutes from Lombok International Airport by car).
Tips:The best time to visit Selong Belanak Beach is from 09.00 and 15.00. Visiting when it’s dark is not recommended due to the lack of lighting.
Yunita’s impression:
– “Very ideal for you who want to learn surfing. The coach is friendly and experienced. Plus the wave on this beach is perfect to assist your learning experience.”

Location:West Praya District, Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara (45 minutes from Lombok International Airport by car).
Tips:Plan a visit in February to witness the Bau Nyale Festival on this beach.
Yunita’s impression:
– “Paddle boarding? Why not? We can have fun playing in the water with the local kids that will relieve your fatigue. I guarantee!”

Location:West Praya District, Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara (45 minutes from Lombok International Airport by car).
Yunita’s impression:
– “When you arrive, you will automatically reach for the phone or camera to take a selfie. It is such a unique stone!”

Location:West Praya District, Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara (45 minutes from Lombok International Airport by car).
Tips:For those wanting to relax with minimum exposure of the sun, choose a spot under the large tree in the middle of the beach.
Other Amazing Sides of Mandalika
Mandalika is more than just a beach. You can see beautiful hilly landscapes from various angles, spend the afternoon while waiting for the graceful sun to set, observe the local indigenous culture in several villages, and learn to weave using traditional looms.

Location: West Praya District, Central Lombok regency, West Nusa Tenggara (40 minutes from Lombok International Airport by car).
Yunita’s impression:
– “We can really relax watching the sunset and the scenic view of Seger Beach from up here. I’ll be back here someday.”

Location: Sengkol, Pujut, Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara (30 minutes from Lombok International Airport by car).
Tips:If you want to know about the history of Sasak culture, you can ask the help from the village resident as a guide and pay a voluntary amount of tips later.
Yunita’s impression:
– “The name of this village might not as popular as Sade Village, but what caught my attention the most is the fact that every woman here, from a little girl to grandmothers, are great in weaving.”

Location: West Praya District, Central Lombok District, West Nusa Tenggara (45 minutes from Lombok International Airport by car).
Transportation
Getting to Mandalika by Air
Several major airlines in Indonesia have direct routes to Lombok International Airport, including from Jakarta, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Bali. The airport also serves international round trip flights from Singapore and Malaysia.
Getting Around Mandalika
You can rent a car with rates start from Rp116.800/day for 6 people. The price excludes gasoline, meal allowance and accommodation for the driver. It takes around 20 minutes from the airport to Mandalika.
Where to Stay
Origin Lombok
A beautiful modern resort around Kuta Lombok.



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Segara Anak Hotel
Affordable accommodation near Tanjung Aan.



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Kies Villas
A lovely bungalow with romantic atmospheres.



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Novotel Lombok Resorts & Villas
Resort with private beach.

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