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In addition to the nicknam .
"island thousand mosques", the island of Lombok is also known as the nickname "island thousand beaches". This nickname is very reasonable. Imagine, Lombok is blessed with hundreds of beautiful beaches that are still virgin alias untouched by development. From East, West, North to South, the beaches stretch so beautifully.
From Mataram is approximately 1.5 hours drive, or about 30 minutes from Lombok International Airport, Pujut Praya. No need to worry about road access because the road to the location is quite good, Only in + -2 km last bit of inadequate road will slightly disturb the comfort when visiting this beach.
No need to enter the ticket to this beach, just pay for parking if we bring a motor vehicle. For 10ribu cars and motorcycles only 5ribu only. It's so worth-it really!
Arriving at Tanjung Aan Beach we will be greeted by a truly exotic beach panorama.
This merese hill is located South Coast of Lombok Island, entering Central Lombok region, and still one area with Tanjung Aan Beach. Try deh see the picture above, it is a satellite image of Tanjung Aan Beach. The shape is curved with flanked two hills, this is what makes Tanjung Aan beach is calm sea water, aka not choppy, so fun for bathing.
Well Bukit Merese is at number 5, kalao we are standing on the beach of Tanjung Aan it, meaning the number 5 is on the right side (rightmost hill). Then how can we get to this hill?
The entrance is to the right of number 3, a dirt road leading to the right of Aan cape. In this cool location, because there are many trees, there are already some stalls / cafe one Warung Turtle. Just park the vehicle in deket Wartle Turtle, then we walk up the hill to the right of this Turtle Warung.
Actually this path can be passed by vehicle, either 4 wheel or 2 wheel, but must be considered also, its slope is quite extreme. So if you're not sure you can survive up and down again, it's better to walk aja deh.
Do not rush to climb to the top first, when the road up, try deh look back, beautiful scenery stretching down there, white sand and green sea water graded to the blue really spoil the eye.