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Ari Trekker | The New Generation of Mount Rinjani Hiking Guide

Revolutionizing Your Trekking Experience.

Ari Trekker is a fresh and innovative trekking company dedicated to guiding adventurers on unforgettable journeys to Mount Rinjani. As a licensed tour operator and rising leader in eco-friendly trekking, we specialize in creating safe, memorable, and sustainable hiking adventures. We provide comprehensive Mount Rinjani climbing packages tailored to meet every adventurer’s needs.

Why Should You Hike with Ari Trekker?

1. Young and Passionate Team

We bring a fresh, energetic perspective to trekking, making every hike dynamic and fun.

2. Local Expertise

As locals, we know Mount Rinjani inside out, from the best trails to the hidden gems.

3. Safety is Our Priority

Your well-being is our top concern. Our guides are trained in first aid and mountain safety.

4. Eco-Friendly Practices

We are committed to sustainable tourism. We minimize waste and leave no trace.

Our Vision

We envision a world where adventure and environmental conservation go hand in hand. By choosing Ari Trekker, you’re not only embarking on an epic journey but also supporting a team that cares deeply about the community and nature.

Join Us for an Adventure of a Lifetime!

Step into the heart of Mount Rinjani with Ari Trekker and discover the beauty of Lombok in a way you’ve never imagined. Let us guide you to the summit, where unforgettable memories and breathtaking views await.

ARI TREKKER | RINJANI HIKING PACKAGE 2025

2D-1N CRATER RIM SENARU START AND FINISH VIA SENARU

BEGINNER TREKKER

Are you a beginner trekker? Then this trekking package to Crater Rim Senaru is perfect for you. In just two days and one night, you’ll experience breathtaking views and unforgettable moments. Families with kids will find this package particularly suitable, offering a fun and safe adventure for all. This trek starts and ends at Senaru Village.

2D/1N SUMMIT START VIA SEMBALUN AND FINISH VIA SEMBALUN

EXPERIENCE TREKKER

Rinjani Trekking Summit 2 Days 1 Night package is more than just a physical challenge; it is a complete sensory experience that combines adventure, natural beauty, cultural insights, and personal achievement. Whether you’re an experienced trekker looking to push your limits or a nature lover seeking to explore one of Indonesia

3D-2N SUMMIT AND LAKE START VIA SEMBALUN AND FINISH VIA TOTERAN

EXPERIENCE TREKKER

Rinjani Trekking Summit – Lake 3 Days 2 Nights package is designed for adventurers who want to experience the beauty and challenge of Mount Rinjani, Indonesia’s second-highest volcano, located on Lombok Island. The trek is a multi-day adventure that takes trekkers through various terrains, offering breathtaking views, lush

4D-3N SUUMIT, LAKE START VIA SEMBALUN AND FINISH VIA TOTERAN

BEGINNER TREKKER

Discover the wonders of Mount Rinjani in this 4-day, 3-night trekking package. Starting from Sembalun Village and ending in Senaru Village, this journey offers a slower pace, making it ideal for beginner trekkers or those who want to explore the stunning summit, Segara Anak Lake, hot springs, caves, and crater rims in depth.

Mount Rinjani Frequently Asked Questions ( FAQ )

What is Mount Rinjani?

Mount Rinjani is an active volcano located on the island of Lombok, Indonesia. Standing at 3,726 meters (12,224 feet), it is the second-highest volcano in Indonesia and a popular destination for trekkers seeking adventure and stunning landscapes. The trek offers breathtaking views of the Segara Anak Crater Lake and the surrounding volcanic landscape.

How difficult is the trek to Mount Rinjani?

The trek to the summit of Mount Rinjani is considered challenging and requires a good level of fitness. The ascent is steep, and the higher altitudes can cause fatigue. The trek involves various terrains, including volcanic rock, dense forest, and grassy slopes, which may be tiring for those not accustomed to strenuous physical activities.

What is the best time to visit Mount Rinjani?

The ideal time to trek Mount Rinjani is during the dry season, which typically runs from April to October. During this period, the weather is more stable, and the trails are in better condition. The rainy season (November to March) can make trekking conditions more challenging and unsafe due to slippery trails and the risk of landslides.

How long does it take to complete the Rinjani trek?

The Rinjani Summit – Lake 3 Days 2 Nights package is one of the most popular itineraries. It typically takes:
– Day 1: Hike to the Sembalun Crater Rim and set up camp.
– Day 2: Early morning summit attempt, followed by a descent to **Segara Anak Crater Lake, where you’ll camp overnight.
– Day 3: Explore the lake and then descend back to Senaru Village.

What should I bring on the Rinjani trek?

Essential items for the trek include:
– Comfortable trekking shoes (preferably waterproof)
– Warm clothing for cold nights, especially at higher altitudes
– Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses to protect from the sun
– Rain jacket (especially if trekking outside the dry season)
– Personal hygiene items (toothbrush, wet wipes, etc.)
– Camera for capturing the scenic views
– Water bottle (guides will provide water refills)

Ari Trekker provide camping equipment, meals, and a guide.

Is it necessary to have a guide for the trek?

Yes, it is mandatory to have a licensed guide when trekking Mount Rinjani. The mountain’s terrain can be challenging, and a guide is essential for safety, navigation, and ensuring that you follow the proper routes. Guides also provide valuable insights into the culture, flora, and fauna of the area.

What kind of accommodation is provided during the trek?

During the trek, you’ll camp at designated camping sites. The camping gear is provided by the trekking company, which includes tents, sleeping bags, and mats. You’ll camp at the Sembalun Crater Rim on the first night, and near Segara Anak Lake on the second night.

How physically fit do I need to be to complete the trek?

A moderate level of fitness is recommended. The summit trek is steep and can be strenuous, so trekkers should be prepared for long, challenging days of hiking. Those with experience in mountain trekking will find it easier, but beginners can still manage the trek if they’re in good health and prepared for the challenge.

Is there cell phone reception on Mount Rinjani?

There is limited or no cell phone reception at higher altitudes on Mount Rinjani. However, some areas near the base of the trek, such as Sembalun and Senaru, may have signal. It’s a good idea to inform your family or friends of your trekking plans in advance.

Can I trek Mount Rinjani with a group or solo?

While it’s possible to trek with a group or privately, it’s important to note that trekking with a guide is mandatory for all trekkers, regardless of whether you are solo or in a group. Many trekkers prefer to join group tours as they provide a more social experience and are often more affordable.

How much does the Rinjani trek cost?

The cost of trekking Mount Rinjani varies depending on the package, operator, and services included. On average, a 3-day trek can cost anywhere from $200 to $400 USD per person. This typically includes guide services, porters, camping equipment, permits, and meals.

Are there any risks when trekking Mount Rinjani?

While Mount Rinjani is a beautiful and rewarding destination, it is an active volcano, and trekking comes with inherent risks. Common risks include altitude sickness, weather changes, and challenging terrain. It’s important to follow your guide’s instructions, pace yourself, and stay hydrated. In case of an emergency, local rescue teams are available, but it’s always best to be prepared and take precautions.

Can I swim in Segara Anak Lake?

Yes, you can swim in Segara Anak Lake, but it’s important to note that it is considered sacred by the local Sasak people. While swimming is generally allowed for trekkers, it’s recommended to be respectful of local traditions and avoid disruptive behavior around the lake.

Are meals included in the trek?

Yes, most trekking packages include meals. These meals are typically simple and nutritious, designed to provide energy for the trek. Expect breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with hot drinks like coffee and tea provided. Meals are usually prepared by the porters during the trek.

What happens if I get sick or injured during the trek?

If you become ill or injured during the trek, your guide will assess the situation and decide the best course of action. In case of serious emergencies, the operator will arrange for an evacuation or contact the local rescue teams. It’s always a good idea to have travel insurance that covers emergency evacuation in case of unforeseen circumstances.

Essential Tips for Hiking Mount Rinjani

Hiking Mount Rinjani is an incredible adventure, but it requires careful planning to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Here are some valuable tips to help you make the most of your Rinjani hike:

Choose the Right Route Mount Rinjani offers several routes to the summit, including Senaru, Sembalun, and Torean. Each route has its own characteristics, so choose one that suits your fitness level and the type of experience you’re looking for.
- Senaru: A more challenging, steep route through lush forests, offering beautiful waterfalls and crater lake views.
- Sembalun: A longer but more gradual ascent with wide-open landscapes and volcanic terrain.
- Torean: A quieter, less-traveled path with a beautiful jungle atmosphere and scenic waterfalls.
Physical Preparation The hike to the summit of Mount Rinjani is physically demanding, with significant elevation gains and some steep sections. It’s essential to be in good physical shape, especially if you’re attempting the summit. Hiking or trekking at altitudes beforehand can help acclimatize your body.
Pack Light, But Smart Only bring the essentials and avoid overpacking. You will be carrying your own gear, so lightweight clothing and equipment will make a big difference. Ensure you have:
- A good quality, comfortable backpack
- Warm layers (even if it’s warm at the base, it can be cold at higher altitudes)
- Good hiking boots, preferably waterproof
- A headlamp with extra batteries
- Water and snacks for energy
- A first aid kit
Stay Hydrated and Nourished Keep hydrated throughout the hike, as the altitude and effort can quickly dehydrate you. Bring enough water and snacks to fuel your energy. Dehydration can cause fatigue and altitude sickness, so take regular water breaks.
Acclimatization Rinjani’s summit is over 3,700 meters (12,200 feet) above sea level, so it’s important to give your body time to acclimatize. If possible, spend a day or two in the area before starting the trek, allowing your body to adjust to the altitude.
Hire a Local Guide It’s highly recommended (and sometimes required) to hire a licensed guide and porter for the hike. They know the terrain, weather conditions, and are trained in first aid. A guide will also help with the logistics, ensuring a smoother and safer trek.
Prepare for Weather Variations Weather on Mount Rinjani can be unpredictable. Even if it’s sunny at the base, temperatures can drop drastically higher up. It’s essential to be prepared for sudden changes in weather, such as rain or wind, especially at higher altitudes.
Leave No Trace Respect the environment and local culture by minimizing your impact. Stick to designated trails, avoid leaving trash behind, and refrain from picking plants or disturbing wildlife.
Know the Emergency Exits While the hike is a beautiful experience, be aware of emergency evacuation routes. If you’re feeling ill or unable to continue, it’s important to know where the closest exit points are, and your guide will be able to assist in case of an emergency.
Timing Your Hike The best time to hike Mount Rinjani is during the dry season, which runs from April to October. The weather is more predictable, and the trails are less muddy. Avoid hiking during the rainy season (November to March) as it can be slippery and dangerous.