4 day 3 night summit,full trek end senaru village
Itinerary
Day 1
•wake up at 6 am, breakfast at hotel
•at 07:15 drop to sembalun for 1 hour
•check in at RINJANI INFORTMATION CENTRE
•start hike to post 1 for 2 hours, then short break.
•continue to post 2 for 1 minutes. Then stop lunch
•after lunch, walk to pos 3 for 1 hour 30 minutes. Have short break, get some water etc
•continue to sembalun craeter rim for 3 hours
• at sembalun creater rim, you can see amazing view, like are lake, beautifull sunset, mount agung in bali, sembalun village and etc. Dinner and sleep
Day 2
•wake up at 2 am, having light breakfast before heading up to the top
•at 2:30 am start walking
•at 6:00 am at the top, enjoy the sunrise and the awesome view
•back down to the camp, having break fast
•descend to the lake for 2 hours and 30 minutes. Visit hot spring and shower. Having lunch at the lake. Dinner and sleep here.
Day 3
•wake up at 07:30, breakfast,
•at 09:00am heading up to senaru creater rim
•having lunch
•sleep at forest, dinner and sleep.
Day 4
•at 07:30 am wake up, breakfast
•at 08:30 descend to senaru village
•having lunch
•straight down to senaru village, trip end drop to hotel. And drop to your next destination
>Type of service
•private tour,
Highly recommended for climbers who want to enjoy the trip more, such as with friends, partners or work colleagues.
•sharing tour,
highly recommended for climbers who want to meet new people from various places. new friends, new stories
>climbing difficulty level
•4 day 3 night full trek is a bit relax hike
•3 day 2 night full trek is a bit hard
•2 day 1 night summit is medium
•2 day 1 night senaru creater rim easy hike
note
most people who book trips with me, I am their guide.
Price include
• Pick up and transfer
• 1 night hotel on the first night
• guide porter
• Food and drinks
• Tents, toilet tents, sleeping bags, and
mattress
• National park entrance fee
• First aid kit
• trekking insurance
• Free package dinner
• Luggage storage
•free trip to 2 waterfalls, sendang gile and tiu kelep
Price exclude
• Head lamp
•gloves
• Small bagpack
•walking stick (optional)
• Trekking shoes
• Trekking jacket
•flight ticket
• Additional porters for own luggage ($22/day)
• Long trousers
•short trousers
• Tips for guide and porter
Here is the packing list
Items to bring:
– Clothes:
1 set of cold weather attire.
For base camp & summit push
(Windbreaker/Outershell + long pants)
2 sets of day trekking attire (Relatively warm weather at the start and after summit push )
3 pairs of good socks (A good clean socks!)
2 sets of normal clothes
– Trekking shoes/boots (Please use multiple times prior the trip to ensure the sole does not comes off)
– Head lamp (Bring extra if possible)
– Water bottles (At least 1.5 litre)
– Hat (Optional)
– Gloves (During summit push)
– Some high energy snacks. (Eg. Chocolates, Nuts)
– Medication (Eg Personal, AMS pills, charcoal pills, paracetamol)
– Wet wipes & toilet paper (We will be doing our businesses in the nature. So yessss)
– Plastic bags (Keep our trash. Keep the mountains clean)
– Some local currencies
– An Open & Positive mindset 😉
Optional items:
– Insect repellent
– Sunblock
– Slippers/Sandals
– Ziplocs (To keep personal items dry)
Recommended Layering for Summit Push
Top –
1)Base layer (Thermal wear/Inner wear)
2)Tshirt (Preferably dry fit/Non cotton)
3)Fleece (optional)
4)Windbreaker (Water/wind resistant. Must have*)
Bottom –
1) Base layer (Thermal wear/Inner wear)
2) Fleece (Optional)
3) Outer layer (Water/Wind resistant material)
Advisable to have more layers rather than one thick jacket. Summit push will be before sunrise so it will be extra cold and expected strong wind.
*The items listed are rough guide. Feel free to bring whatever you think it’s useful for the hike.
Our bags shouldn’t be too heavy as the food and tents will be carried by the porters.