The Mount Rinjani Trek 2d/1n offers adventurous trekkers a challenging journey to the summit of 3,726 meters. This trek spans three days and is designed for those with prior hiking experience. Accompanied by experienced guides, participants can explore the breathtaking beauty and magical history of this volcanic landscape. With a focus on eco-friendly practices, the trek provides a unique opportunity to take in the natural wonders of Mount Rinjani.
Key Points
- A challenging 2-day, 1-night trek to the summit of Mount Rinjani, standing at 3,726 meters, not recommended for beginners or those with a fear of heights.
- The trek duration is 3 days, with a starting price of $134.48 per person, and a group size limited to 6 participants for sustainability.
- Flexible booking and cancellation policy allows reservation now and payment later, with a full refund up to 24 hours in advance.
- The trekking experience focuses on minimizing human impact and protecting the environment, with a commitment to responsible tourism and eco-friendly practices.
- Inclusions cover an experienced trekking team, professional guide and porter, camping equipment, meals, trekking insurance, and post-trek transportation, while exclusions include Rinjani National Park tickets and hotel/transport.
Trek Overview and Details
The Mount Rinjani Trek is a challenging 2-day, 1-night journey to the summit of the 3,726-meter volcano. This very difficult trek isn’t recommended for beginners or those with a fear of heights.
The trek duration is 3 days, and the price starts from $134.48 per person. Group size is limited to 6 participants to promote sustainability and minimize environmental impact.
Experienced guides lead the way, providing trekking gear and meals throughout the journey. Exploring the magical history of Mount Rinjani, trekkers will appreciate the team’s focus on protecting the natural environment during this demanding but rewarding experience.
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Booking and Cancellation Policy
How does the booking and cancellation policy work?
The Mount Rinjani Trek offers a flexible booking and cancellation policy. Travelers can reserve their spot now and pay later.
The Mount Rinjani Trek offers a flexible booking policy – reserve your spot now and pay later.
Plus, they can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. This policy provides peace of mind and allows for last-minute changes, should they arise.
The trekking company understands the unpredictable nature of travel and aims to accommodate their customers’ needs.
This booking and cancellation policy is a practical and hassle-free way for adventurers to secure their spot on this challenging but rewarding Mount Rinjani Trek.
Trekking Experience and Sustainability
As experienced trekkers dedicated to promoting sustainability on Mount Rinjani, the team behind this trek focuses on minimizing human impact and protecting the natural environment.
Participants will learn about the magical history of the mountain and the importance of responsible tourism. The team employs eco-friendly practices, such as using reusable materials and properly disposing of waste.
They’re committed to leaving the area as pristine as they found it. Trekkers can feel good knowing their experience supports sustainable tourism and conservation efforts on this iconic Indonesian volcano.
Inclusions and Exclusions
This trek includes an experienced trekking team, a professional guide and porter, camping equipment like tents and sleeping gear, and all meals throughout the journey. Plus, trekking insurance and post-trek transportation are provided. However, the Rinjani National Park tickets are an additional cost of 150,000 IDR per day per person. Accommodation and transport to the starting point are also not included.
| Inclusions | Exclusions |
| — | — |
| Experienced trekking team | Rinjani National Park tickets (150k/day/person) |
| Professional guide and porter | Hotel and transport |
| Tent, sleeping bag, mattress | |
| 3L water per person per day | |
| Meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert) | |
| Trekking insurance | |
| Transport post-trek | |
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Preparing for the Mount Rinjani trek requires thoughtful consideration of the necessary equipment and supplies. Warm clothing, sturdy hiking shoes, and comfortable layers are essential. Trekkers should also bring snacks, a garbage bag, and a headlamp.
Additional gear like gloves, extra socks, a small towel, personal medication, sunblock, and plasters can enhance comfort and preparedness. While a walking stick and raincoat are optional, they can prove useful.
Participants have the option to hire a personal porter for $20 per day and provide tips for the team, though these aren’t mandatory. The meeting point is the Cakrawala Rinjani Trekking office for a pre-trek briefing.
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Day 1: Basecamp to Summit
The trek begins early in the morning from the basecamp.
Trekkers start their ascent, navigating the rocky terrain. The guide leads the way, setting a steady pace.
As they climb higher, the views become more magnificent. Participants must tackle steep inclines and challenging sections.
Breaks are taken to catch their breath and hydrate. The final push to the summit tests their endurance.
Upon reaching the top, trekkers are rewarded with stunning panoramic views of the crater lake and surrounding landscape.
The sense of accomplishment is palpable as they take in this breathtaking natural wonder.
Day 2: Summit to Basecamp
After a triumphant summit, trekkers begin their descent from the peak of Mount Rinjani. The steep, winding trail challenges their legs, but the stunning views reward their efforts.
Navigating the rocky terrain, they carefully pick their steps, mindful of the steep drop-offs. As they descend, the temperature rises, and the lush vegetation becomes more abundant.
Reaching the basecamp, trekkers enjoy a well-deserved rest, refueling with a hearty meal. With a sense of accomplishment, they reflect on the journey, grateful for the opportunity to conquer this iconic Indonesian volcano.
The descent marks the end of an unforgettable 2-day Rinjani adventure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Trekkers naturally have several questions as they prepare for their Mount Rinjani adventure.
What’s the weather like? It’s cold at the summit, with temperatures around freezing.
How difficult is the hike? The trek is very challenging, only suitable for experienced hikers.
The trek is very challenging, only suitable for experienced hikers.
Do I need a porter? Porters can carry your gear, but they’re optional.
What should I pack? Dress in layers, bring snacks, water, and essential camping gear.
Are there restrooms? There are basic toilet tents along the route.
What’s the food like? Hearty local meals are provided.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Best Time of Year to Do the Mount Rinjani Trek?
The best time to do the Mount Rinjani trek is during the dry season from April to October when the weather’s mild and the summit’s more accessible. Hikers should avoid the wet season from November to March.
Can I Bring My Own Food and Cooking Equipment on the Trek?
Yes, trekkers can bring their own food and cooking equipment on the trek. However, the trek package already includes meals, cooking equipment, and other necessary gear, so bringing your own may not be necessary.
How Fit Do I Need to Be to Undertake the Mount Rinjani Trek?
To undertake the Mount Rinjani trek, you’ll need to be very fit. It’s a very difficult hike not recommended for beginners or those with a fear of heights. Expect strenuous trekking at high altitudes.
Are There Any First Aid Services Available During the Trek?
The trekking team provides first aid services during the trek. They carry essential medical supplies and have trained guides who can administer basic medical care if needed. Trekkers are also covered by trekking insurance.
Can I Hire a Personal Porter to Carry My Belongings?
Yes, hikers can hire a personal porter to carry their belongings for $20 per day. This optional service allows trekkers to travel lighter and more comfortably during the challenging Mount Rinjani summit hike.
The Sum Up
The Mount Rinjani Trek 2d/1n offers an exhilarating adventure for experienced hikers. With expert guides, essential gear, and a focus on sustainability, trekkers can explore the breathtaking beauty of the 3,726-meter summit. This challenging journey across steep ascents and rugged terrain provides a unique opportunity to take in the magical history of this iconic Indonesian volcano.
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