Located in the eastern part of Bali, Lombok in Indonesia has over the past decades made a name for itself as a firm favourite among hordes of holidaymakers from around the world. The island's capital city is Mataram and it is located on the west side. It boasts stunning natural scenery and beautiful beaches, plus plenty of wonderful sights and sites giving Bali a run for its money in terms of tourism.
Lombok enjoys a tropical climate meaning the weather is both warm and humid throughout the year. When planning your holiday to this Asian Island, understanding the weather patters is important for a perfect timing and preparations.
January is normally a wet month for Lombok. With the wet season starting from October to April, the month of January normally experiences high rate of rainfall with the average precipitation standing at 97mm. Most of the 15 days of rainfall are characterised by drizzles and light rains, which can be bothersome, especially when it comes to outdoor activities. However, the average high temperature for the month stands at 31°C (88°F) and drops to 24°C (75°F) during the night. This means that despite the light rains within the month, the climate is normally warm and appealing especially if you want to enjoy water sports and related activities.
Lombok as aforementioned is a land of many attractions. When visiting the resort, make sure to visit the second highest mountain in Indonesia. Mount Rinjani used to be volcanic and has a huge crater in addition to other wonderful features. There are guided treks to the mountain which will enable you to view its summit, the lake and two crater rims namely Sembalun and Senaru.
Lombok offers a good range of various accommodation options. Segara Villas ticks lots of boxes in terms of facilities, service, atmosphere and affordability.
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