The price to hike Mount Rinjani depends on which route you choose and the number of days you will spend on the mountain. Trek prices cover guides, porters, meals, camping equipment, transportation, and logistics. Permit fees are separate and are charged by the national park at 13 USD per person per day. To know the full cost of your trek, you must add the trek price together with the permit cost for the number of days you will be on the mountain.
For the 2 day and 1 night Crater Rim Trek, the trek price is 179 USD. Since this route requires a two day permit, the permit cost is 26 USD, making the total price 205 USD per person. This route goes to the Senaru crater rim and is the easiest option on the mountain.
For the 2 day and 1 night Summit Trek, the trek price is 204 USD, and the permit is again 26 USD. This brings the total to 230 USD per person. This is the most popular route because it reaches the 3,726 meter summit on the second morning.
The 3 day and 2 night Summit and Lake Trek costs 236 USD. A three day permit costs 39 USD, so the total for this route is 275 USD per person. This longer itinerary reaches the summit and also includes the descent into the caldera to visit Segara Anak Lake and the hot springs before climbing back up to the Senaru rim.
The 3 day and 2 night Torean Route also costs 236 USD, with the same three day permit of 39 USD, for a total of 275 USD per person. This route uses the scenic Torean valley on the exit, which is known for waterfalls, rivers, and dramatic cliffs.
All prices include full service from start to finish, and there are no hidden fees. The only additional expenses are optional items such as tips or personal gear purchases. The national park permit is required for every hiker, so the final cost is always the trek price plus the appropriate permit fee.
