Mount Rinjani Trek Preparation Guide

Before embarking on your Mount Rinjani trekking adventure, thorough preparation is essential for a safe and enjoyable experience. Here’s a comprehensive guide on what our team provides during the trek and what you need to prepare on your own:

Equipment Provided by Coroa Rinjani

Tents (High-quality camping tents renewed every season)
Clean and warm sleeping bags (sanitized after each use)
Comfortable sponge mattress
Pillow
Camping chair and table
Toilets tent and toilet paper
Portable camping toilet (additional charge if requested)
Full set of cooking gear
Flysheet for added protection

What You Should Prepare and Bring

Torch or flashlight (availabe for rent in Rinjani Crown office)
Sturdy pair of hiking shoes (availabe for rent in Rinjani Crown office)
Shock absorbers
Toiletries
Sunblock or lotion
Muscle spray or balm
Insect repellent
Camera or handy cam (Manual or Digital)
Small towel
2/3 pieces of T-shirts (one for each day)
1 pair of shorts for a maximum of 2 days in dry season
Raincoat
Long trek pants or windproof trousers
Warm jacket, windbreaker, and sweater
Gloves, gaiters, winter hat, sun hat, and mountain buff
Trekking stick or hiking pole (availabe for rent in Rinjani Crown office)
Sandals (optional)
Swimming suit
Binoculars (optional)
Extra trail snacks (we provide fruits and a menu)
Fishing gear for programs longer than 3 days (optional)
Garbage plastic bag (availabe for sale in Rinjani Crown office)

Note: Ensure your daypack does not exceed the weight limit of 8KG.

Preparation:

Engage a mountain guide (compulsory for groups, maximum of 4 persons per guide)
Wear comfortable trekking or running shoes with a good grip.
Trim toe nails to prevent bruising and blistering.
Trekking poles available for rent (request in advance).
Confirm good health, as authorities conduct health checks during climb registration.
Send a copy of your passport to our staff for ticket purchase.
Bring extra cash as there are no ATMs near the village.

During Trekking:

Wear comfortable trekking or running shoes with a good grip.
Apply sunblock before trekking begins.
Wear shorts and long sleeves during the day.
Wear long pants, a jacket, gloves, and use a flashlight when climbing to Rinjani’s summit.
Carry 1.5 liters of water initially; more water is provided by the guide and porter.
All food and drinks provided are fresh and delicious, prepared by our team for breakfast, almoço, and dinner.
Avoid using shampoo at the lake and hot spring.
Pack out your trash or assist our team in picking up litter along the way to contribute to Rinjani’s preservation.
Choose comfortable, free-moving clothing (Denim jeans not recommended).