Lombok

Indonesia

Dive into pristine coral gardens and encounter graceful manta rays in the crystal-clear waters of the Gili Islands.

Currency Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)

Language Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia)

Time Zone WITA (UTC+8)

Best Time to Visit Nov–Mar

Typical Duration 16-46 nights

Price Range From $1,259 pp

Port Type Port of Call

Tender Port Yes

Gateway to Indonesia's stunning Gili Islands and Lombok's pristine beaches, offering a tropical escape on Asia-Pacific cruise itineraries.

Cruises that visit Lombok

Build Your Day in Lombok

Cruise calls are short. Set your ship's arrival time, pick the stops you care about, and we'll show whether they realistically fit before departure.

Ships typically depart around 6:00 PM

Usually about 10 hours ashore

My ship arrives around: Getting around:

Lombok Epicentrum Mall Lively shopping hub with stores & eats Shopping mall · ★ 4.5 · 23k Closed · Opens 10 AM

Lombok Indonesian island celebrated for surfing Island · ★ 4.5 · 7k

Pink Beach Picturesque beach known for pink sand Beach · ★ 4.2 · 3k

Opening hours are indicative — always confirm before you go. Travel times are estimates from Google Maps.

Next Departures from Lombok

About Lombok

Lombok has emerged as a compelling port of call in the Australia and New Zealand cruise region, with five major cruise lines including Viking Ocean Cruises, Oceania Cruises, and Celebrity Cruises calling here regularly. With 61 upcoming cruises and itineraries typically spanning 16 nights, this Indonesian island serves as an ideal stop for voyages connecting to popular destinations like Bali, Darwin, Sydney, and Singapore. The port sees peak activity during the Southern Hemisphere summer months of January, February, and November, making it a sought-after addition to regional cruise schedules.

Passengers disembarking in Lombok will discover a more laid-back alternative to its famous neighbor Bali, with pristine beaches and a relaxed island atmosphere waiting just beyond the port. Whether you're seeking cultural exploration, water-based adventures, or simply a peaceful day ashore, Lombok offers a refreshing contrast to busier cruise ports while remaining conveniently accessible for day excursions. The island's natural beauty and welcoming character make it a memorable stop on any regional cruise itinerary.

Ancient Temples and Spiritual Heritage

Explore Lombok's sacred Hindu temples, including the stunning Lingsar Temple with its dual sanctuaries honoring both Hindu and Muslim traditions. This architectural marvel sits amid lush gardens and offers profound insight into the island's unique spiritual syncretism. A short excursion from port reveals centuries of cultural devotion and breathtaking mountain backdrops.

Fresh Seafood at Beachfront Warungs

Savor authentic Indonesian cuisine at traditional beachfront warungs serving grilled fish, satay, and sambal dishes prepared fresh daily. Local restaurants near the port offer genuine flavors at exceptional value, with ocean views and warm hospitality. Don't miss the spicy fish curry and tropical fruit smoothies unique to Lombok's coastal communities.

Pristine Gili Islands and Turquoise Waters

Take a speedboat to the nearby Gili Islands—Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air—featuring powdery white beaches and vibrant coral reefs. These car-free paradises offer world-class snorkeling, swimming, and relaxation in crystalline turquoise waters. The islands are just 30 minutes from port, making them perfect for a half-day tropical escape.

Authentic Lombok Textile Markets

Browse traditional woven textiles and handcrafted souvenirs at local markets near the port, where artisans sell intricate sarongs, baskets, and pottery. Lombok's weaving tradition dates back generations, and you'll find genuine pieces at fair prices directly from makers. Haggling is expected and adds to the authentic market experience.

Majestic Mount Rinjani Viewpoints

Experience stunning views of Indonesia's second-highest volcano, Mount Rinjani, from accessible viewpoints and scenic overlooks near the coast. On clear days, the dramatic peak dominates the landscape, offering spectacular photography opportunities and insight into Lombok's volcanic geology. Local guides provide fascinating stories about the sacred mountain's cultural significance to island communities.