Qué hay en Lombok (Gili), Indonesia, a lo largo del año

Máxima afluencia — Christmas and New Year peak, Year-end break en Indonesia

• Cierre

  Rinjani trails closed

  1 Ene – 31 Mar

  The park office shuts all six routes up the volcano for the wettest quarter every year, on landslide and lightning grounds, and reopens them in April. Permits stop being issued in late December. Fuente ↗

Sigue en marcha: Christmas and New Year peak (18 Dic – 5 Ene)

Máxima afluencia — Bau Nyale, Ramadan and Lebaran

• Festival

  Bau Nyale

  1 Feb – 15 Mar · normalmenteGran festivalMucha gente

  Sasak villages camp overnight on the south-coast beaches to catch the sea worms that spawn on one night set by the traditional calendar. Kuta and Seger fill with tens of thousands of people. Fuente ↗

• Festivo

  Ramadan and Lebaran

  5 Feb – 25 Abr · normalmenteRamadán y EidCierresMucha gente

  Lombok is one of the more observant corners of Indonesia and daytime eating options thin right out during the fast. The Lebaran week that follows is the busiest domestic travel of the year. Fuente ↗

Sigue en marcha: Rinjani trails closed (1 Ene – 31 Mar)

Máxima afluencia — Bau Nyale, Ramadan and Lebaran

• Cierre

  Nyepi stops the Bali boats

  19–20 Mar

  Lombok keeps working, but Bali shuts for twenty-four hours and nothing flies or sails between them. The Hindu quarter of Mataram runs its own ogoh-ogoh parade the night before. Fuente ↗

Sigue en marcha: Rinjani trails closed (1 Ene – 31 Mar), Bau Nyale (1 Feb – 15 Mar (normalmente)), Ramadan and Lebaran (5 Feb – 25 Abr (normalmente))

Máxima afluencia — Ramadan and Lebaran, Dry season

• Temporada

  South coast surf season

  1 Abr – 31 Oct · normalmente

  Dry-season trade winds blow offshore onto the bays around Kuta and Desert Point, and the swell is at its most consistent. Also when the road down from Mataram is at its busiest.

• Temporada

  Dry season

  15 Abr – 15 Oct · normalmenteMucha gente

  Rinjani reopens, the south-coast tracks are passable and the crossings to the Gilis are calm. The island turns brown rather than green, which is the trade-off for the settled weather.

Sigue en marcha: Ramadan and Lebaran (5 Feb – 25 Abr (normalmente)), Nyepi stops the Bali boats (19–20 Mar)

Concurrido — Dry season, vacaciones escolares en 2 de los mercados que lo llenan

En mayo no empieza nada nuevo.

Sigue en marcha: South coast surf season (1 Abr – 31 Oct (normalmente)), Dry season (15 Abr – 15 Oct (normalmente))

Máxima afluencia — Dry season, Mid-year break en Indonesia

En junio no empieza nada nuevo.

Sigue en marcha: South coast surf season (1 Abr – 31 Oct (normalmente)), Dry season (15 Abr – 15 Oct (normalmente))

Máxima afluencia — Dry season, Mid-year break en Indonesia

En julio no empieza nada nuevo.

Sigue en marcha: South coast surf season (1 Abr – 31 Oct (normalmente)), Dry season (15 Abr – 15 Oct (normalmente))

Máxima afluencia — los viajeros lo describen como muy concurrido, Dry season

En agosto no empieza nada nuevo.

Sigue en marcha: South coast surf season (1 Abr – 31 Oct (normalmente)), Dry season (15 Abr – 15 Oct (normalmente))

Concurrido — Dry season, vacaciones escolares en 3 de los mercados que lo llenan

En septiembre no empieza nada nuevo.

Sigue en marcha: South coast surf season (1 Abr – 31 Oct (normalmente)), Dry season (15 Abr – 15 Oct (normalmente))

Concurrido — Dry season, vacaciones escolares en 3 de los mercados que lo llenan

En octubre no empieza nada nuevo.

Sigue en marcha: South coast surf season (1 Abr – 31 Oct (normalmente)), Dry season (15 Abr – 15 Oct (normalmente))

Temporada media — un mes normal

En noviembre no empieza nada nuevo.

Máxima afluencia — Christmas and New Year peak, Year-end break en Indonesia

• Festivo

  Christmas and New Year peak

  18 Dic – 5 EneNavidad y Año NuevoMucha genteReserva pronto

  School holidays, Christmas and New Year make the second big domestic travel peak of the year. Flights and hotels fill at their highest rates, and the main sights and beaches are at their most crowded despite the wet season. Fuente ↗