The island

Lombok, plainly.

East of Bali, quieter by far — 4,724 km² of volcanoes, rice terraces and a south coast the Indonesian government has chosen for its next tourism flagship. Here is what the public record says about the island, and what its land has done.

3,726 m

Mt. Rinjani, Indonesia's second-highest volcano

4,724 km²

island surface — Lombok is Bali's quieter twin

≈3.4M

residents across five regencies

2011

Lombok International Airport opened, direct flights to Singapore & KL

Where it is

One island east of Bali

Lombok · West Nusa Tenggara · Indonesia

Map © OpenStreetMap contributors · pin marks Mawun, our home base

Getting here

≈ 35 km

east of Bali across the Lombok Strait

8.6° S

same latitude belt as Bali & Rio

2h 15m

flight from Singapore · 25 min from Bali

35 min

airport to Mawun by car

On the map

Mawun · Pachamama8.88° S · 116.22° E
Mataram8.58° S · 116.12° E
Lombok Airport (LOP)8.76° S · 116.28° E
Gili Islands8.35° S · 116.05° E
Mt Rinjani8.41° S · 116.46° E

2011

Lombok International Airport opens

2017

Mandalika designated a National Strategic Zone (SEZ)

2022

MotoGP debuts at the Mandalika street circuit

2024

Direct international flights: Singapore, KL, Perth

Market estimates

What the land has been doing

Prime land index — South Lombok vs Bali

Index, 2019 = 100

Gross annual yields by region

Percent per year, 2024 estimates

×10

Kuta land value multiple since the Mandalika circuit was announced — Rp 50–100K to Rp 500K–1M per m²

18–22%

land CAGR in the Kuta–Mandalika corridor, 2021–2024

15–20%

villa price CAGR across South Lombok, 2021–2025

The charts above are indicative market estimates — the record below is year by year, as documented by the cited sources.

The official record, 2020–2025

Land and villa appreciation in Lombok, year by year, as documented by the sources below.

2020

Pandemic trough — Mandalika-corridor land values fall 10–20%; land inside the SEZ trades near USD 60–80 per m².

Lombok 5-Year Market Analysis · lombokinvestment.com

2021

The turn — the Mandalika street circuit opens (Nov 2021). Kuta land that traded at Rp 50,000–100,000/m² before development passes Rp 500,000/m².

ITDC · Universitas Airlangga

2022

First MotoGP on the island (March 2022). Kuta villa transactions recover to ~80% of pre-COVID volume; corridor land compounding at 18–22% a year.

Lombok Market Analysis · Hub Lombok

2023

Expansion — South Lombok villa prices compound at 15–20% (2021–25 CAGR). National residential index (IHPR) closes the year +1.74% yoy.

Bank Indonesia SHPR Q4-2023 · lombokinvestment.com

2024

Peak of the surge — prime South Lombok land appreciates 20–25% in the year; villa-rate momentum in Kuta +38% yoy. National IHPR +1.39% (Q4).

Bank Indonesia SHPR · Hub Lombok market data

2025

Normalization — appreciation eases toward 10–16% p.a. as the market matures. KEK Mandalika investment realization reaches Rp 5.74 trillion by mid-2025.

Lombok Market Analysis · ITDC · Tribun Lombok

Sources & references

Official figures as published by the cited institutions; market analyses are independent estimates. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.

Where we operate

Six coasts, one island

Kuta & Mandalika

The engine of the south — the SEZ, the circuit, the new hotels, and the land corridors around them.

Selong Belanak

A kilometre-wide crescent of sand; hillside headlands now the island's most contested land.

Tanjung Aan

Twin bays and beach clubs, ten minutes east of Kuta. Where villa supply is thinnest.

Gerupuk & Ekas

The surf coast. Small lodges, loyal guests, and yields that out-run the south-east.

Mawun & the south bays

A twin-curve bay of turquoise water between Kuta and Selong Belanak — villa plots on the ridges, sand all to themselves.

The Gili Islands

Three car-free islands, thirty minutes offshore. Boutique bungalows, global demand.

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