Mount Rinjani Trekking Cost: Real 2026 Prices

A guided Mount Rinjani trek typically costs between USD 170 and USD 600 per person, depending on the number of days, your group size, and whether you choose standard or luxury service. The price drops significantly as your group grows.

What drives the price

Three things decide your cost: how long you trek, how many people are in your group, and your service class. A short 2D1N summit attack is the cheapest entry point. A full 5D4N dual summit is the most. See how many days you need to choose.

Rough 2026 price bands (per person)

• 2D1N Summit or Second Summit: from around USD 170–230
• 3D2N Summit, Lake & Hot Spring: from around USD 210–280
• 4D3N complete programs: from around USD 220–295
• 5D4N Dual Summit: from around USD 300–600

In every band, solo trekkers pay the most and groups of five or more pay the least, because fixed costs like guides, porters, and transport are shared.

What’s usually included

A fair Rinjani package includes private transport in Lombok, a licensed guide, a porter team, all camping equipment, every meal on the mountain, and the national park permit and insurance. You bring your own clothing and personal gear, which is covered in the packing list.

Standard vs luxury

Luxury upgrades the food, adds camping chairs and a table at every campsite, improves pre-trek accommodation, and raises the guide-to-porter ratio. For most fit trekkers, standard is perfectly comfortable. Luxury earns its price on longer programs where the extra rest matters.

Beware the cheapest quotes

If a price looks far below everyone else, something is being cut, usually porter wages, food quality, or safety margins. Rinjani is not where you want the cheapest option. We explain the red flags in how to choose an operator.

See real package pricing

Every Qimi Summit package lists its exact per-person price by group size, with no hidden fees. Compare them side by side and pick your route, then the booking form sends your details straight to our team.