Property for sale in Gerupuk

Gerupuk sits on the southeast coast of Lombok, about 15 minutes east of Kuta and 30 minutes from Lombok International Airport. The road is fully paved, passing Mandalika before reaching the village and bay. It’s part of the same coastline that includes Tanjung Aan and Ekas Bay.

Gerupuk is Lombok’s surf capital — a calm, scenic bay surrounded by multiple world-class surf breaks. It’s also known for its local fishing community, panoramic views, and growing eco-tourism scene.

The combination of authentic village life and global surf culture makes Gerupuk one of the island’s most unique and character-rich coastal areas.

There are five main surf breaks accessible by boat from the bay — Inside, Outside, Don-Don, Kid’s Point, and Terah.

Each break offers a different level of challenge, from beginner-friendly waves to longer, more advanced rides. The variety keeps visitors returning all year.

Surfing is possible year-round. The dry season (May–October) brings consistent offshore winds and glassy waves, while the wet season (November–April) offers gentler conditions ideal for learners and intermediates.

Because of the bay’s shape, it’s one of the few places in Lombok that works in almost any season.

Yes. Foreigners can buy through a PT PMA company structure or via long-term leasehold.

Our legal team helps with company setup, due diligence, and notary processes to ensure compliance with Indonesian law.

Gerupuk offers hillside plots with sea views, village land for small projects, and ready-to-build sites near the bay.

The area is ideal for eco-lodges, surf camps, glamping, and boutique villas, often built with natural materials and low-density layouts.

• Bay-view or hillside plots: USD 50–120 per m²
• Village or inland plots: USD 40–80 per m²

Compared to Kuta or Selong Belanak, Gerupuk land remains more affordable with stronger growth potential.

Yes. Gerupuk combines consistent tourism (surf and adventure travelers), local authenticity, and early-stage pricing — a rare mix in South Lombok.

With more eco-lodges, boutique hotels, and infrastructure improvements, it’s becoming one of the island’s most promising small-scale investment markets.

You’ll find surf lodges, eco-retreats, and boutique villas overlooking the bay. Most stays blend natural design with comfort — private pools, open layouts, and views of the ocean. Kuta’s restaurants and nightlife are just 15 minutes away, keeping life easy without losing Gerupuk’s calm village feel.