Upon arrival in Lombok, picked up by your guide, then transfer you to the senggigi Beach for Accomodation. After having your breakfast, you will be picked up by yourguide at 6 am, by car to SENARU (601m), arrive at SENARU village at 8 am we`ll give you quick light breakfast. After register at park ranger office then at 8.45 am we start to walk. The first hours of the trek climb steadily through thick tropical forest rich in flora, bird life and variety of butterflies. You might see orchid, the long- tailed grey macaque monkey kera and, if lucky, the rare black ebony leaf monkey, known locally as lutung. Rest stops are taken along the way, and in Pos II Montong satas shelter (1,500 m) where village stories and local legends are related by your guide, and rest in Pos III.From Pos III continue the ascent for another couple of hours through grassy meadows to Pelawangan I, Senaru crater rim at 2641 m. from the crater rim are sweping views across the lake Segara Anak lake (2000 m) to the summit of Mt.Rinjani. Within the crater,Mt Baru (2,351 m) is an active, last erupting dramatically in 1994.on a clear evening the Gili Isles, Bali and Mt.Agung can be seen to the west. Night camp here in Pelawangan I, at 2642 m with incredible views. Accommodation: Tent Camp Sunrise at the crater rim is a memorable start to day 2. Breakfast and after enjoying the view, descend down the trail down to Senaru village through first grassland then back into the shade of the tropical forest. After about seven hours from the rim, the trek ends at Rinjani Trek Centre at the road head in Senaru and transfer back to your hotel in Senggigi. Breakfast in hotel. free time till transfer to the airport for your next destination.

Mount Rinjani is an active volcano in Indonesia on the island of Lombok. It rises to 3,726 m (12,224 ft), making it the third-largest volcano in Indonesia. The first historical eruption occurred in September of 1847. The volcano, and its sacred, and spectacular Segara anak crater lake, are protected by a national park established in 1997. The 6 km by 8.5 km oval-shaped caldera is filled partially by a lake known as Segara Anak. The eruptions of 1994, 1995, and 1996 have formed a small cone in the center of the caldera and lava flows from these eruptions have entered the lake