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Mount Rinjani, standing at 3,726 meters, is one of Indonesia’s most breathtaking destinations. However, popularity brings challenges: plastic waste and environmental damage. To ensure Rinjani remains pristine, we strictly apply Leave No Trace ethics.
A set of seven principles designed to minimize human impact on natural environments. It is a worldwide standard for sustainable travel.
Our heroes keeping the mountain clean.
How we apply global standards to protect Mount Rinjani.
Always book official trekking permits through Mount Rinjani National Park or use a registered company. Trek with licensed guides who understand the terrain, safety rules, and environmental guidelines. Pack reusable water bottles and eco-friendly gear to reduce waste. We handle all logistics so your adventure is safe and environmentally responsible.
Stay on official trekking trails to prevent erosion and protect vegetation. Camp only at designated campsites, such as Sembalun Crater Rim or Senaru Crater Rim. Avoid creating new paths or damaging sensitive volcanic soil.
This is one of the biggest challenges on Mount Rinjani. Carry out everything you bring in, including food scraps. Use biodegradable soap far from water sources. Our porters are paid extra to carry ALL waste back down, ensuring a zero-waste trekking experience.
Do not take rocks, plants, or cultural artifacts from the mountain. Appreciate nature and culture by observing, not removing. Respect local traditions around sacred sites such as Segara Anak Lake and hot springs.
Open fires damage the environment and are strictly prohibited on Rinjani. Our team uses gas stoves and eco-friendly cooking gear for all meals. Enjoy the stars at night instead of a campfire glow—it’s a truly unforgettable experience.
Do not feed the monkeys near campsites—they can become aggressive and dependent on human food. Keep food securely stored. Observe wildlife quietly from a distance.
Share the trails respectfully and keep noise levels low. Give way to uphill trekkers. Show respect to local communities and fellow climbers to maintain a peaceful atmosphere for everyone.
Eco-trekking is not just a slogan—it’s our daily practice. By trekking with us, you’re not just climbing Rinjani; you’re actively protecting it.
Every piece of trash is carried back down by our porters. Every trek is part of the solution.
We pay higher wages so they can manage waste responsibly and happily.
We provide quality tents and reusable dining equipment to reduce disposable waste.
Before each trek, our guides explain the LNT rules to all guests.
Join us in protecting Mount Rinjani. Book one of our eco-friendly trekking packages today and be part of the solution.