Mandalika International Street Circuit

Pertamina Mandalika International Street Circuit

A street circuit beside the sea, built in 2021. Since 2022 it has hosted the MotoGP Indonesian Grand Prix. Outside race days, you can ride shuttles or karts around the track, or watch the whole circuit and bay from Merese Hill.

The Mandalika International Street Circuit lies in the Mandalika special economic zone, about 5 km east of Kuta Lombok, right beside the southern bay. It is 4.31 km long with 17 corners. It opened in November 2021 with a World Superbike Championship (WSBK) round. Since 2022, it has hosted the MotoGP Indonesian Grand Prix, usually in late September or early October. It is the track that brought Indonesia back onto the MotoGP calendar after 25 years. On race weekends, rooms in Kuta are almost impossible to find. Grandstand tickets start from about Rp 500000, and grass-area tickets are cheaper. The whole island takes on a festival atmosphere. Outside race events, the track is open to visitors. You can join a track experience tour (riding a shuttle or driving an electric car around the circuit, about Rp 100000–300000), or take part in kart or motorbike track days. The seaside walkway beside the circuit connects to Kuta Beach. From Merese Hill next door, you can look down on the whole track winding between the bay and the hills, which makes a superb spot for aerial photos and sunsets. Getting there: the airport is about 30 minutes away, and it is a 10-minute motorbike ride from Kuta town. Tips: motorsport fans should plan their trip around MotoGP week and book rooms and tickets about six months ahead. Casual visitors can just stop at Merese Hill for a look or join a one-hour track experience. Note: during events, roads are strictly controlled and Grab fares surge, so stay within walking distance of Kuta if you can. The track has no shade, so bring sun protection and water for spectating. Opening hours outside events are not fixed, so check the track’s official website or social media accounts before you go.

Opening hours

Race days per schedule; non-race days about 9:00 AM–5:00 PM (check official website)

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