Beachfront Properties for Sale in Lombok

Yes. Foreigners can legally invest in beachfront villas or land in Lombok through a PT PMA company (foreign-owned entity) or via long-term leasehold agreements of up to 80 years. Both options provide secure ownership and resale rights.

Prices vary by location and beach access:

• - Selong Belanak / Tampah: USD 200 – 300 per m²
• - Torok Bay: USD 150 – 250 per m²
• - Are Guling & Gerupuk: USD 80 – 150 per m²
• - Remote zones such as Pegantap remain lower.

Beachfront plots appreciate 15 – 25 % annually on average as infrastructure and tourism expand across South Lombok.

• Selong Belanak: Calm bay, premium rentals, strong family market.
• Tampah: Architectural design, eco-planning, improved infrastructure.
• Torok Bay: Large parcels, privacy, and resort-scale potential.
• Are Guling & Gerupuk: Surfside energy with boutique hotel appeal.

Each area offers a different mix of lifestyle, accessibility, and ROI.

Yes — but only within regulated boundaries. International law requires a 100-meter coastal setback from the high-tide line for permanent structures. Indonesian law requires 35 meters.

Before building, investors must confirm zoning, obtain IMB/SLF permits, and ensure the plot complies with environmental and coastal-use regulations.

Absolutely. Beachfront real estate combines limited supply, growing tourism, and rising foreign interest.

Villas on the coast deliver 8–12 % yearly rental yield, while land continues to appreciate steadily as South Lombok develops. For investors seeking both lifestyle and long-term value, beachfront property remains one of Lombok’s safest and most rewarding asset classes.