Tips, guides, and stories from The Spot — coworking, food, and life in Kuta Lombok.
Looking for accommodation in Kuta Lombok? The Spot offers private A-Frame bungalows, bamboo bungalows, and a garden setting in the heart of town — built for travelers, surfers, and remote workers.
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Read More →Sukarara Village in Central Lombok is home to some of Lombok's finest traditional weavers, producing tenun ikat and gold and silver thread tenun songket on hand looms.
Read More →Semeti Beach in South Lombok is known for dramatic volcanic rock formations, blowholes, and wave-carved tidal pools — not a swimming beach, but one of the more striking coastal spots near Kuta.
Read More →Gunung Tunak is a compact national park on a headland in South Lombok, with a 3km coastal trail leading to an old lighthouse and good sea views — 30 to 40 minutes from Kuta.
Read More →Lombok is one of the world's leading producers of South Sea pearls. The Autore Pearl Farm offers tours of the cultivation process and a showroom where you can buy direct.
Read More →Mangku Sakti is a series of cascading cataracts deep in Lombok's jungle interior, reached by a narrow forest trek and more remote than the popular Benang Kelambu falls.
Read More →Benang Kelambu is a 20-metre waterfall in North Lombok's jungle interior, reachable by a short jungle trek with a swimmable pool at the base.
Read More →The Sekotong Islands are a chain of small, mostly undeveloped islands off the southwest coast of Lombok — reached by boat, good for snorkeling, and not yet crowded.
Read More →Beleq Village in Central Lombok is one of the oldest Sasak settlements on the island, preserving traditional architecture and customs that date back to the 14th century.
Read More →Tanjung Poki is a rocky headland near Kuta where limestone formations with natural blowholes send columns of seawater shooting upward at high tide.
Read More →Tangsi Beach — known as Pink Beach — sits in East Lombok with coral reefs close to shore and sand that is more strawberry blonde than pink, but worth the trip regardless.
Read More →Ramadan Mubarak from The Spot. Daily prayer times for Kuta Lombok, plus info on our kitchen and coworking space during Ramadan.
Read More →Tanjung Ringgit is a remote headland in Southeast Lombok with coastal trails, WWII remnants, and unobstructed views of Rinjani and the open sea.
Read More →Gili Nanggu is a small, quiet island off southwest Lombok — white sand, coral reefs, snorkeling, and almost no crowds. Here's how to visit from Kuta.
Read More →Narmada is a 300-year-old Hindu water palace in West Lombok — part royal retreat, part sacred site, part botanical garden.
Read More →Tanjung Aan is 15-20 minutes from Kuta Lombok and consistently delivers: calm water, two types of sand, a viewpoint, and a hill worth climbing before sunset.
Read More →South Lombok has solid snorkeling within easy reach of Kuta — if you know which spots to pick and when to go.
Read More →Three reliable sunset viewpoints within easy reach of Kuta Lombok — what each one offers and how to get there without missing the light.
Read More →Need a monitor at your villa, or a full desktop inside the coworking space? The Spot offers flexible equipment rental options for remote workers in Kuta Lombok.
Read More →Rent a full external monitor setup from The Spot and use it at your villa, guesthouse, or anywhere in Kuta Lombok. No coworking space required.
Read More →The Sekotong Islands in southwest Lombok are among the quietest and best-preserved spots in the region — good snorkeling, white sand, and very few people.
Read More →South Lombok has one of the most varied stretches of coastline in Indonesia — from surf-heavy exposed bays to quiet sheltered coves. Here's what's actually worth visiting and what to expect from each.
Read More →South Lombok offers great surf, pristine beaches, Sasak cultural access, and serious trekking — without the crowds. Here's what to expect and how to get the most out of it.
Read More →From beginner beach breaks to expert barrel spots — a complete guide to planning a surf trip to Lombok, including the main spots, best season, and what to bring.
Read More →The wet season in Lombok runs November to March. Rain is mostly short and predictable, prices are lower, and the island is noticeably less crowded.
Read More →Four beaches within a 25-minute scooter ride of Kuta Lombok — each one worth visiting for different reasons.
Read More →Renting a scooter is the most practical way to explore Lombok. Here's what you need to know about licenses, renting, road conditions, and staying safe.
Read More →The Spot in Kuta Lombok serves a curated selection of premium teas — green, black, oolong, white, and herbal — alongside coffee and fresh juices.
Read More →From Selong Belanak's beginner-friendly beach break to Mawi's fast reef walls — a practical guide to the main surf spots in South Lombok, based around Kuta.
Read More →Quieter than Bali, cheaper than most of Southeast Asia, with world-class surf and improving infrastructure — here's why Lombok keeps appearing on nomad shortlists.
Read More →Foreign phones with unregistered IMEI numbers will be blocked from Indonesian cellular networks after 90 days. Here's how the rule works and what to do about it.
Read More →Jamu is a traditional Indonesian herbal drink made from roots, spices, and plants — used for centuries as a daily wellness ritual. Here's what it is and why we serve it at The Spot.
Read More →The Spot is the former Cokreate coworking space in Kuta Lombok. If you've found us while searching for Cokreate or SAME SAME, you're in the right place.
Read More →The Spot's smoothie bowl collection in Kuta Lombok — four fresh-made bowls from the healthy to the indulgent, served daily in limited batches during breakfast hours.
Read More →Foreign phones need IMEI registration to work on Indonesian networks for stays over 90 days. Here's what you need to know, and how to get a local SIM card.
Read More →Lombok is quieter than Bali, cheaper than most of Thailand, and the surf is world-class. Here's why it keeps showing up on digital nomad shortlists.
Read More →The Spot's A-Frame bungalows are designed for solo travelers who want a private room without the isolation — your own space, surrounded by a social garden and café.
Read More →Getting to Kuta Lombok is straightforward once you know your options. Here's how to get here from Bali, from the airport, and from other parts of Lombok.
Read More →A digital nomad cafe that's actually good for working — fast Wi-Fi, proper coffee, full kitchen, and a relaxed garden setting in central Kuta Lombok.
Read More →Sun, surf, deadlines — and a coworking space that handles all three. The Spot in Kuta Lombok is built for remote workers who want to get things done without giving up the island.
Read More →Lombok rewards visitors year-round, but timing your trip around the seasons makes a real difference. Here's when to go and what makes the island worth the trip.
Read More →The Spot's breakfast menu in Kuta Lombok covers Belgian classics, Indonesian dishes, fresh juices, smoothie bowls, and proper coffee — served in a garden setting from 8am.
Read More →Whether you're on a day pass or a long-term membership, here's what working at The Spot in Kuta Lombok actually looks like — and a few things worth knowing before you arrive.
Read More →The Spot's menu in Kuta Lombok has dedicated vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free sections — here's what to expect if you have dietary requirements.
Read More →From surf breaks and volcanic trekking to Sasak villages and the Gili Islands, Lombok packs an enormous range of activities into a compact and accessible island.
Read More →Dry season runs May–October with the clearest skies in July–August. But shoulder months (April, October) offer green landscapes and fewer crowds — here's how to choose.
Read More →Day passes, memberships, dedicated desks — here's exactly how The Spot's coworking space in Kuta Lombok is set up and what to expect when you walk in.
Read More →The Spot's café in Kuta Lombok serves Belgian and French-influenced dishes alongside Indonesian food — comfort food with good ingredients, in a garden setting.
Read More →Start the day with a surf, sit down to work with breakfast included — The Spot's Morning Focus pass covers 4 or 8 hours of coworking plus a full breakfast from our kitchen.
Read More →The Spot in Kuta Lombok combines an all-day café, a coworking space, and garden accommodation — here's how all three work together.
Read More →The Spot's café in Kuta Lombok serves Belgian and Indonesian food from breakfast through evening in a garden setting — here's what to expect.
Read More →The Spot runs fibre as primary and Starlink as backup — so when the local ISP has issues, you stay online. Here's how the setup works and what it means for remote workers.
Read More →From LED lighting and solar to a near-zero food waste kitchen — a look at The Spot's practical sustainability efforts in Kuta Lombok.
Read More →What internet speeds do you need for video calls, large uploads, and focused remote work? And how does The Spot's setup in Kuta Lombok measure up?
Read More →The Spot uses an Omada-managed network to deliver dedicated speeds per device — here's how it works and why it matters for video calls and remote work in Kuta Lombok.
Read More →Wake up in a bamboo bungalow surrounded by a lush garden in the heart of Kuta Lombok — simple, natural accommodation at The Spot.
Read More →A load balancing router distributes network traffic across multiple connections — here's why we use one at The Spot to keep internet fast and reliable for everyone in the space.
Read More →Coworking spaces started in Berlin in 1995. By 2022, they'd reached Kuta Lombok — here's why we made the call, and what running The Spot has taught us about what remote workers actually need.
Read More →Coworking spaces are one of the best places to meet other remote workers — if you approach it right. Here's how to build genuine connections without it feeling like a networking event.
Read More →The Spot started as a café in 2014 and grew into a full hospitality business — coworking, accommodation, and an all-day kitchen. Here's how it happened.
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From coconut pancakes to scrambled eggs — our kitchen opens at 07:45 every day. Here's what to eat at The Spot for breakfast.
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Finding reliable internet in Kuta Lombok used to be a challenge. Here's what we offer at The Spot and why it matters for remote workers.
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Day passes from Rp 100k, dedicated desks, fast Wi-Fi, and good food — here's everything you need to know about coworking at The Spot in Kuta Lombok.
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A guest's honest review of working from The Spot for two weeks. The good, the great, and what surprised me.
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Lombok is one of Indonesia's most beautiful islands. Here's what to expect when you arrive — surf, transport, money, and more.
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