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landscaped beachfront area forming part of the Mandalika tourism development. Wide promenades, cycle paths, gardens and public beaches provide an attractive place for walking, relaxing and watching the sunset. Cafés, resorts and the nearby Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit have transformed the area into Lombok's premier resort district while retaining public beach access.
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Kuta Horses provides horse riders with horseback views of deserted beaches, bays, valleys, hills with breathtaking views and rice paddies, tobacco fields or little traditional fishing villages. Their 6 western-sized horses are tall and healthy, they have been selected for their endurance and personality, they are very well trained. Their equipment is only handmade comfortable leather brands as Stübben or Forestier. All treks are with a guide speaking at least English (or French, or Spanish when the owner guides). Riders of all level, including beginners, are welcome, and lessons can be provided. Rides are only during the “cool” hours like early morning or between 16:00 and 18:00. For a 'one day trip' around Tanjung Aan (around 5 hours), lunch on the beach, siesta, horse bath, (swimming in one of the most beautiful beach of the area) the cost is Rp1,900,000 all included (transportation for horses also).
Massage
Professional therapist educated at Bisa Scholl (Bali). Organic oil only - 1 hr 30 min treatment. Appointment only.
Novotel Beach
This is where the Novotel Lombok is located. It's a beautiful beach, but at low tide it gets almost completely dry and is no longer suited for swimming.
Bukit Seger
A short climb above Seger Beach rewards visitors with panoramic views over Kuta Bay, Mandalika, the international racing circuit and the surrounding coastline. The hill is particularly popular at sunrise and sunset, and is also the focal point of the annual Bau Nyale festival celebrating the legend of Princess Mandalika.
One of Lombok's finest viewpoints, Bukit Merese is a grassy headland overlooking Tanjung Aan Beach, the Indian Ocean and the rugged southern coastline. A short but moderately steep walk leads to panoramic views in every direction. Sunrise and sunset are the most popular times to visit, when the hills glow golden and the beaches below are particularly photogenic. There is a small entrance fee and basic parking facilities.