Semeti Beach
Pantai Semeti
A small bay famous for layered volcanic rock columns and strange, wave-carved reef formations, next to Mawi Beach. It suits photographers looking for unusual scenes.
Semeti Beach lies next to Mawi Beach. The beach itself is small. The highlights are the layered volcanic rock columns along the shore and the reef formations eroded by the waves into mushroom and stair shapes. At low tide, you can walk among the rocks and take photos, and at high tide, the waves breaking against the rocks are spectacular. The road is dirt, so you need a motorbike or off-road vehicle. It is often combined with Mawi and Selong Belanak. The rocks are sharp and slippery, so wear non-slip shoes. Stay away from the rock edges when the waves are big, and do not swim here.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Mawi Beach
- Selong Belanak Beach
- Mawun Beach
- Kuta Lombok
- Sade Sasak Village
- Mandalika International Street Circuit
- Ende Village
- Seger Beach