Mantun Hill - Maluk
10–15 minutes from the resort A hilltop viewpoint that delivers sweeping 360° panoramas across the West Sumbawa coastline, Maluk Bay, and the surrounding jungle. Best visited at sunrise or late afternoon for the light. The short hike to the top takes about 20–30 minutes and rewards with one of the most dramatic views in the region.
Semporon Tangkel Waterfall Jereweh
30–40 minutes Hidden inside the lush jungle of Jereweh Village, this waterfall — also known as Semporon Tangkil — is one of West Sumbawa's most beautiful natural secrets. A short jungle trek leads to the cascading falls, with natural pools ideal for swimming. Best visited in the wet season when flow is at its strongest.
Pantai Sekongkang (Tropika Beach) Sekongkang
30 minutes A long, scenic beach on the Sekongkang coastline with calm, clear water and a relaxed atmosphere. Rated 4.6 on Google with over 130 reviews. The area around Batu Hijau — home to a major copper and gold mine — gives this coastline an interesting contrast between industrial scale and natural beauty.
Benete Beach
30 minutes, Maluk–Taliwang road A popular coastal spot with a wide sandy beach, gentle waves, and good facilities. Benete Bay is calm enough for swimming and kayaking, and the beach is a favorite for local families and visitors looking for a quieter alternative to the surf beaches.