Rinjani second Summit Tetebatu
South Rinjani Join a Group
2 Day
Tetebatu
Our Affordable 2D1N Rinjani Second Summit Trek via Tetebatu – Join a Group offers a unique opportunity to explore the beauty of Mount Rinjani. Instead of the crowded main routes, this peaceful journey starts from the less-traveled Tetebatu village. Over the course of two days and one night, you’ll hike as a group to reach the majestic second summit of Rinjani, also known as Mount Sangkareang (3,200+ masl). Moreover, the trek is designed for those seeking adventure with a budget-friendly approach.
Highlights
- Hike through lush jungle and spot black monkeys
- Camp above the clouds with panoramic sunset views
- Reach the second summit of Rinjani (Mount Sangkareang)
- All meals, tents, guide, and porters included
- Small group experience – meet fellow trekkers!
| Rinjani second Summit Tetebatu Price | |
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per Pax |
$175 |
Overview of Rinjani Second Summit Tetebatu
Access Point: Tetebatu Village (700 masl)
Highlight: Lush rainforest, wildlife (black monkeys, birds), savannah landscape, and panoramic views from Rinjani’s 2nd Summit
Destinations & Altitudes:
- Forest Entrance – 900 masl
- Pos 1 – 1,150 masl
- Pos 2 – 1,500 masl
- Savannah Camp Area – 2,100 masl
Rinjani 2nd Summit – ±2,700 masl
Temperature:
- Basecamp: 20–25°C
- Camp Area : 6–12°C
Itinerary – Affordable 2D1N Rinjani Second Summit Trek via Tetebatu via Tetebatu
Day 1: Tetebatu – Pos 3 – Sangkareang Basecamp
Your adventure begins at 06:30 AM with a pick-up at Hotel in Senggigi, Mataram or Kuta and transfer to Tetebatu, meet the Guide and get a short breafing. Afterward, you’ll start the trek from the village at 700 meters above sea level. By noon, the group will take a break for lunch at Pos 2 (1,500m), recharging energy before continuing. In the afternoon, the hike leads to the Sangkareang Basecamp, reaching an altitude of 2,600 meters around 15:30. Once there, enjoy some free time, followed by a delicious dinner and a peaceful rest under the stars.
Day 2: Summit – Descent – Tetebatu
The second day kicks off early at 03:30 AM with a light breakfast. Shortly after, you’ll begin the final push to the second summit of Rinjani, standing tall at 3,200 meters. As the sun rises over Rinjani and the stunning Segara Anak crater lake, take time to soak in the breathtaking views. After sunrise, descend to camp for a full breakfast around 07:00 AM. The journey then continues down to Tetebatu, with arrival expected around 09:30. Finally, enjoy lunch before being transferred back to your next destination at 13:00.
What’s Included in the 2D1N Rinjani Second Summit Trek
To ensure a smooth and enjoyable adventure, this package includes everything you need from start to finish. You’ll be guided by a friendly and experienced local mountain guide, supported by a reliable porter team who will carry your camping gear. We provide all essential equipment, including a tent, sleeping bag, and mattress for a comfortable rest at the basecamp.
Throughout the trek, you’ll enjoy fresh meals, energizing snacks, and plenty of drinks to keep you going. We also take care of the Rinjani National Park entrance fee, so there’s no need to worry about extra costs. Round-trip transport from and to Tetebatu is included, making the journey convenient and stress-free. For added peace of mind, your trek also comes with Rinjani trekking insurance.
Exclution :
- Accommodation/Hotel
- Personal expenses
- Personal Porter to carry your personal luggage.
What to Bring for the 2D1N Rinjani Second Summit Trek Summit Trek
To make the most of your trekking experience, it’s important to pack smart. First and foremost, comfortable trekking shoes are essential for navigating the varied terrain. Since temperatures can drop significantly at higher altitudes, don’t forget to bring warm clothing such as a jacket, beanie, and gloves. These will help keep you warm during the chilly evenings.
Additionally, a daypack and a refillable water bottle are highly recommended to carry your daily essentials. For safety and visibility during early morning or night hikes, make sure to pack a headlamp or flashlight, along with extra batteries. Finally, if you love capturing beautiful moments, don’t forget your camera—the views from Rinjani are unforgettable.
1. General Conditions
- 1.1. The trekker must be physically and mentally healthy and capable of taking responsibility for themselves during the trek. However, trekkers with chronic illnesses (e.g., heart disease, severe asthma, uncontrolled hypertension, unstable diabetes, epilepsy) or pregnant women are advised not to participate. Additionally, individuals with acrophobia (fear of heights) or psychological conditions should abstain for safety.
- 1.2. The minimum trekker age is 10 years, while the maximum is 60 years. Nevertheless, exceptions may apply with medical approval.
2. Fees and Payment
- 2.1. Trekking fees are determined by the organizer based on the selected package and may change per internal policies.
- 2.2. To confirm booking, clients must pay a 25% deposit of the total cost.
- 2.3. Full payment must be completed before the departure date.
- 2.4. The deposit is non-refundable, except in extraordinary cases (e.g., official route closure or force majeure).
- 2.5. If a client cancels after full payment, the 25% deposit will be deducted. Note that refund transfer fees are the client’s responsibility.
3. Trekking Equipment and Behavior
- 3.1. The organizer provides equipment (tents, mats, utensils, etc.), but trekkers must bring personal items (clothes, shoes, medications).
- 3.2. Trekkers must follow the guide’s and porter’s directions.
- 3.3. Strictly prohibited: drugs, alcohol, weapons, or environmental damage.
- 3.4. All waste must be carried down per “leave no trace” principles. Furthermore, to align with Mount Rinjani National Park’s Zero Waste policy, single-use items will be replaced with reusable alternatives. Thus, trekkers must commit to waste minimization.
4. Safety and Security
- 4.1. The operator may cancel/postpone departures if weather or terrain poses dangers.
- 4.2. While trekkers are responsible for their safety, the operator will assist in emergencies.
- 4.3. The included park entrance ticket covers official insurance for the trek duration
5. Force Majeure
- 5.1. The operator is not liable for losses due to force majeure (natural disasters, extreme weather, riots, etc.).
6. Additional Terms
- 6.1. Trekkers agree to comply with all park and operator regulations.
- 6.2. In case of violations, the operator may terminate the trek without refund.
1. What is the best time to trek Mount Rinjani?
The best time to hike Mount Rinjani is during the dry season, from April to December. The national park is closed from January to March due to the rainy season and safety concerns.
2. Do I need a permit to climb Mount Rinjani?
Yes, all trekkers are required to purchase an official trekking permit from the Mount Rinjani National Park Office. If you join a trekking organizer, they will usually handle this for you.
3. How physically fit do I need to be to trek Rinjani?
Mount Rinjani is considered a challenging trek. You need to be in good physical condition, with experience in hiking or endurance activities. Training with regular cardio, leg workouts, and hiking practice is highly recommended.
4. What are the main trekking routes available?
There are several popular routes:
- Sembalun – Summit – Senaru (3D2N or 4D3N)
- Senaru Crater Rim Only (2D1N)
- Torean Scenic Route (longer but less steep)
- Aik Berik / Timbanuh Route (less crowded, more natural)
5. What should I pack for the Rinjani trek?
You’ll need:
- Comfortable hiking shoes
- Warm clothes (temperatures at the summit can reach 5°C)
- Headlamp
- Rain jacket
- Personal toiletries
- Personal medication
- Reusable water bottle
Most trek organizers provide tents, sleeping bags, and meals.
6. Can beginners climb Mount Rinjani?
Yes, but beginners should choose shorter packages like 2D1N to the crater rim, and must be prepared mentally and physically. Having a guide and porter is highly recommended.
7. Are porters and guides included in the trekking package?
Most trekking packages include licensed guides and porters. Porters carry camping gear, food, and equipment, but do not carry personal belongings unless requested (sometimes with extra cost).
8. Is there phone signal or internet during the trek?
Phone signal is intermittent and weak in most trekking areas. Don’t expect consistent internet access during the trek. It’s a good opportunity to disconnect and enjoy nature.
9. How safe is the trek? Are there risks?
The trek is generally safe when done with certified guides and proper preparation. However, risks like altitude sickness, steep paths, slippery terrain, or fatigue can occur. Always follow the guide’s instructions and don’t push beyond your limit.
10. Where can I leave my extra luggage during the trek?
Most trekking organizers offer secure storage for your extra bags at their basecamp or office. It’s best to pack light and only bring essentials during the hike.
Booking & Payment Guide
How to Book Your Trip with Trip Rinjani
Booking your Rinjani trek or Lombok trip with Trip Rinjani is quick and easy. Simply contact us via our WhatsApp button to get in touch with our team. We’ll guide you to fill out a short reservation form and provide all the details you need. To confirm your booking, a deposit of 30% of the total cost is required. Once the payment is made, please send us the transaction receipt for verification. After we confirm your deposit, your trip is officially secured. It’s a hassle-free process designed to give you confidence and peace of mind from the very beginning.
Payment Methods for Your Deposit
To make the booking process smooth and convenient, we offer several trusted payment methods for your 30% deposit. Below are the available options, ranked from the most recommended:
Wise (Highly Recommended)
Wise (formerly TransferWise) is our top choice for international payments. It’s fast, secure, and offers low transfer fees. Your deposit typically arrives in our local bank within minutes to a few hours, allowing us to confirm your reservation immediately.
Revolut
Revolut is another highly efficient and secure option for international transfers. It supports multi-currency payments and typically processes transactions quickly with minimal fees. Many travelers prefer Revolut for its convenience and ease of use.
PayPal
PayPal is a globally trusted and convenient option, especially if you already have an account. However, please note that PayPal may charge additional service and currency conversion fees, which can slightly reduce the amount we receive.
Domestic Bank Transfer (Indonesia)
If you are already in Indonesia, you can easily send your deposit via BRI Agent (BRILink) or any local bank. This is a reliable and quick method, widely available across the country, including remote areas.
Credit Card
We accept credit card payments. Please be aware that due to international banking regulations, it may take a few business days for your deposit to reach our local bank account. This option is recommended only for non-urgent bookings.
Cash Payment (Only for Last-Minute, In-Person Bookings in Lombok)
Depending on your location, we may provide additional real-time methods such as mobile apps or money remittance platforms. These are suggested only if the preferred methods above are not accessible from your region.
Other Real-Time Transfer Options
Revolut is another highly efficient and secure option for international transfers. It supports multi-currency payments and typically processes transactions quickly with minimal fees. Many travelers prefer Revolut for its convenience and ease of use.
Our bank account details will be shared via WhatsApp after you initiate the booking. Once your deposit is complete, please send us the payment receipt to validate and confirm your reservation.
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