Two kinds of products fit here: guided walks from Tetebatu through the rice fields, spice gardens and monkey forest, and day tours from the coast that combine Tetebatu with Benang Stokel and Benang Kelambu waterfalls or a weaving village. Most include pick-up from west-coast or Kuta hotels — check the area.
Prices and ratings below come from GetYourGuide’s partner feed in October 2026.
Our pick of tours & tickets in Tetebatu
from €21 Tetebatu: Falls, Spices, Rice Terraces & Monkey Forest
The best-loved Tetebatu walk: through paddies and spice gardens to a waterfall and the monkey forest with a local guide. Very well reviewed and very good value.
from €20 Tetebatu, Monkey Forest, Waterfall & Weaving Village
A day that adds a traditional weaving village to the rice terraces, monkeys and a waterfall. Popular with visitors staying on the coast.
from €47 Tetebatu Rice Terraces & Benang Kelambu Waterfalls
Rice-field walking in Tetebatu followed by the forest waterfalls of Benang Kelambu — a full day in the green heart of the island.
from €37 Benang Stokel & Kelambu Waterfalls: Culture, Beach & Sunset
A long, highly rated day combining central Lombok’s twin waterfall sites with a traditional village and a south-coast sunset.
from €30 4-Waterfall Hiking Trip through Rice Fields & Jungle
For active walkers: four waterfalls linked by trails through paddies and forest, with plenty of river crossings.
from €20 Tetebatu: Jungle & Waterfall Walking Tour with Village Visit
A shorter half-day walk from Tetebatu through forest to a waterfall, ending in the village. Good if you are staying overnight.
Also bookable from here
These real GetYourGuide listings belong to a neighbouring destination but are regularly used by visitors staying here — check the pick-up area before you book.
Sasak Villages & Crafts from €26 Tetebatu, Waterfall, Monkey Forest, Weaving & Bamboo Craft
Rural east Lombok in a day: rice terraces, a waterfall and monkeys, plus weaving and bamboo-craft villages.
Sasak Villages & Crafts from €27 Handicraft Workshops in the Top 3 Craft Villages
Hands-on visits to Lombok’s pottery, weaving and bamboo-craft villages, with time to try each craft.
Booking tips
- Wear shoes you can get muddy. Field paths are narrow and slippery after rain; river crossings are common.
- Start early. Mornings are cooler and clearer, with the best chance of a Rinjani view.
- Waterfalls charge small entry fees and may have optional local guides — bring small notes.
- Don’t feed the monkeys, and keep food out of sight in the forest.
