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Senggigi

The Senggigi region is the main tourist destination on the island of Lombok in Indonesia. The main town is Senggigi, and the whole area is well known for its beautiful west facing beaches.

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19 places

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    Asmara

    Light meals, drinks, lunch and dinner. Asmara has a European-influenced menu and a full professional kitchen. A live seafood tank provides a choice of fish and lobsters; however, an advance order for lobster is recommended. European-style bread is baked every day and available for purchase from reception or the kitchen. The open and airy restaurant is over two levels and includes a beer garden for informal drinks or coffee. A complimentary pick-up and drop-off is available in the Senggigi area. Free WiFi is available to customers.

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    Bank BNI

    PT.Bank Negara Indonesia

    Senggigi's only bank branch, has forex facilities, an ATM and normal bank teller services.

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    Cafe Alberto

    Italian and Indonesian cuisine with a romantic beachside atmosphere. Restaurant, cafe with a pizza oven, light meals and drinks. The excellent location and stylish facilities may provide more satisfaction than the food served from the kitchen. Providing breakfast, lunch or dinner. Swimming pool, on-beach and poolside dining available. A complimentary shuttle is available servicing the Senggigi area from 18;00-21:00. Free WiFi for guests.

    Daily 09:00-00:00

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    Eko (Mangsit)

    Interesting personalised service providing a wealth of local knowledge and reasonable prices for skin diving and snorkelling trips, both accompanied and unaccompanied. Does not do spearfishing.

    all hours 7 days/week

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    Garden Café

    Has a shack vibe. Local, Thai and Western specialties. A variety of cocktails, spirits and beers. Live band playing every night doing renditions of classics, old rock and jazz songs; requests are welcomed.

    Closed · opens 7 pm

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    Kerangdangan Beach

    On Sunday afternoons Kerangdangan beach is a popular destination for Lombok residents. They go there to wander about and socialise or sit on the sandy beach or grassy area behind the warungs. People often take a swim in the sea and later eat satay and other snacks made by Kerandangan villagers and sold in the beachfront warungs. There are also two small and more expensive venues with informal outdoor dining in a cluster of small barugas with big cushions and relaxed service. They are set a little back from the beach and are open most days and nights. Full menus are available at these two venues and they offer an interesting alternative to the Senggigi township offerings. Access to the area is not obvious and the number of beachside warungs has been reduced due to a large parcel of land being annexed for a new development. Look for an entrance toward the northern end of the bay.

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    Mangsit beach surfing

    Surfing lessons for beginners and children, surfing trips, boat trips to the Gili islands, surfboard, snorkelling hire and a lot of entertainment. At night some of the same people often appear to be working as quite accomplished musicians and as waiters in the restaurant next to their daytime surfing operation.

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    Marina Cafe

    Every month a new live band from Jakarta or Bandung. Professional setup, good sound. Mostly free entrance, sometimes gigs with admission, closes around 00:00-02:00.

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    Pahrasat-Trekking Hutan

    A local tri-lingual Sasak guide is provided who grew up far inside the hills and forests of West Lombok. He accompanies and provides interesting local knowledge on personalised treks into the kampungs and forest areas of West Lombok. Hotel pick-ups and lunch can be provided.

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    Pura Batu Bolong

    Small Hindu temple located in a scenic spot at a small headland overlooking Senggigi beach, named after a rock (batu) with a hole (bolong). At the tip of the headland is an empty chair representing Brahma, the Hindu God of Creation. Free entry, but you'll have to 'borrow' a sash (Rp 10,000 a throw) from one of the urchins if you don't have one already. Sunsets seen from here can be very impressive.

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    Qerang Exquisite Seafood & Steaks

    Qerang

    Beachfront fine-dining restaurant specializing in premium seafood and imported steaks. Known for fresh daily catch, grilled lobsters, oysters, and high-quality beef cuts, paired with an extensive wine list. Candlelit tables on the sand make it one of the most atmospheric dinner spots in Senggigi. Dinner only. Reservations recommended.

    Closed · opens 4 pm

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    Senggigi Beach

    A spit of sand stretching out from central Senggigi. This is Senggigi's raison d'etre but, by Indonesian standards, it's not all that spectacular. The beach is a sometimes a little dirty, the hawkers can be a nuisance and the Senggigi Beach Resort has grabbed most of the land. Some local surfers brave the smallish waves. The pathway around the peninsula can be a pleasant promenade. The sunsets can be very beautiful.

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    Square Restaurant and Lounge

    The most expensive and most stylish restaurant in town. Serves contemporary fusion-style cooking in an airy and stylish upstairs terrace lounge overlooking the main road in the town centre. Dinner sets are a good value and offer good mixtures. Vegetarians may have to get creative to find something other than pasta, noodles and tomato sauce, but adaptions to standard dishes are possible. Pay for service WiFi is available.

    Lunch, evening, open lateFrom around Rp 30,000

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    Sunshine Restaurant

    This restaurant has local Chinese Indonesian owners and provides a Chinese focussed menu. Beachside tables are available for dining or drinks and the kitchen serves good value and capably prepared meals. Table service is sincere but at times can be a bit too relaxed if someone is in a hurry, though the kitchen is normally very efficient. It is often overlooked by visitors but offers good quality food in a pleasant atmosphere.

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    Warung Bamboo

    Local style menu at modest local prices. BBQd fresh fish, squid and chicken, traditional local dishes, genuine fruit juices from fresh fruit, local musicians on some nights, very informal and laid back and an entirely local village operation. Cold beer is served.

    lunch and dinner until people go home, open 7 days/week

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    Windy Beach Cottages Restaurant

    Varied menu with many Indonesian dishes and a full bar. Dining is in the restaurant dining area or at barugas doted about the hotel grounds overlooking the beach. Lovely beach with great sunsets viewed from the gardens

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    Blue Marlin Dive

    Professional diving operation

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    DiveZone-Lombok

    Professional diving operation

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    Dream Divers Lombok

    Professional diving operation