This 8-hectare property is located near Nambung Beach in the Pengantap area of South Lombok, positioned along one of the island’s most scenic and least developed coastal stretches.
The Nambung–Pengantap coastline is known for its dramatic limestone cliffs, rolling green hills, and wide ocean panoramas facing the Indian Ocean. Nambung Beach itself is famous for its natural “saltwater waterfall” formations created by waves flowing over flat rock shelves, drawing visitors for photography and sunset views. The broader area remains low density, with scattered villas, small eco-lodges, and agricultural land blending into the landscape.
Pengantap sits within Lombok’s southern corridor, west of Kuta and Mandalika, yet offers a quieter alternative to those more established tourism hubs. While Mandalika has seen major government-backed investment — including the international circuit, resort infrastructure, and road upgrades — development pressure is gradually extending along the southern coastline. Improved road access and growing interest in cliffside and ocean-view projects are bringing attention to areas like Nambung and Pengantap, particularly among investors seeking scale and privacy.
Tourism in this part of Lombok centers around nature, surf, and panoramic coastal experiences. Nearby beaches and headlands offer surf breaks, fishing spots, and hiking viewpoints, appealing to travelers looking for raw landscapes rather than commercial beach scenes. Boutique resorts and private villa projects have begun appearing in the wider South Lombok region, signaling steady but controlled growth.
With its rolling terrain and elevated vantage points overlooking the ocean, this location provides a strong foundation for a landmark project — whether a boutique hillside resort, a private estate compound, or a low-density retreat concept. As South Lombok continues to mature as a destination, areas like Pengantap represent the next layer of opportunity: naturally spectacular, strategically positioned, and still early in their development cycle.
