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At The Lombok Lodge Frangipani Spa, luxurious treatment and total relaxation are provided by a team of five therapists. The Lodge Spa Menu offers a series of complete treatments of ancient traditions, modern approaches and spiritual influences; natural facials, Shiseido facials, Balinese massages, body wraps, hot stone treatments and O.P.I mani- and pedicure. Private Yoga Sessions, at the ocean’s edge, are available upon request.The brand new Lombok Lodge Gym is equipped with state-of-the-art fitness equipment.
Dining in Lombok. Dining at Flavors Restaurant, cozy Fine Dining Restaurant of Luxury Hotel The Lombok Lodge. With just a handful of tables overlooking the pool and beach, our restaurant guarantees a cozy and exclusive setting for your dinner. Our chef creates the island’s finest cuisine with top quality, healthy local ingredients. Enjoy our set menus, choose your favorites from our à la carte selection, or create a one-of-a-kind culinary experience with our special dining options. Daily Open for Dinner starting 7pm. Private Romantic Dining available.
Your time at The Lombok Lodge can be spent doing as little, or as much, as you like. You will find relaxation, exciting water adventures and truly authentic cultural experiences while staying with us. From private yoga sessions with breathtaking ocean views, to adventurous hiking into Rinjani national park, Padi Scuba diving, surf lessons, romantic cruises and so much more.
The Beauty of the sea in Enchanting Lombok - Local Flavor Lombok - Keindahan Alam Laut di Lombok yang Mempesona - Local Flavour
Also known as the turkeyfish, tigerfish, dragonfish, scorpionfish, and butterfly cod) is a poisonous spiky fish found in the warmer waters of the western and central Pacific Ocean. The lionfish is a predatory fish hunting small fish, but it's venom is capable of being fatal to larger creatures. The lionfish is a popular aquarium fish around the world, although the lionfish is better kept in tanks with lots of space and few other fish. The lionfish can live to around 16 years in the wild and lionfish often live longer if looked after well in captivity. There are around 8 different recognised species of lionfish that are found in the Pacific Ocean. The lionfish is natively found in coastal waters around rocky crevices and coral reefs where there are lots of smaller fish for the lionfish to eat and also places for the lionfish to hide. The lionfish catches its prey by hiding in a crevice in the rock or coral and then ambushing it as it swims past. The lionfish then corners its prey with its large fins before swallowing it whole. Lionfish prey on a wide variety of small fish and crustaceans that inhabit the tropical reefs. The lionfish is prey to few predators due to the large size of the lionfish and the fact that the appearance of the lionfish is intimating to other animals. The spikes that protrude from the body of the lionfish contain venom that lionfish uses to defend itself if it is being pursued. The main predators of the lionfish are large fish, eels and humans that catch the lionfish to put into a tank. Although the lionfish is a solitary animal and they only really come together to mate, a few lionfish inhabit a certain area of the reef. The lionfish group usually contains one male lionfish and a few female lionfish that he mates with. The male lionfish is highly territorial and protects the area in which by himself and his females live. The female lionfish releases between 2,000 and 15,000 eggs into the water which are fertilised by the male lionfish. The lionfish pair then quickly hide so that their eggs can float into the ocean before being spotted by predators that eat the eggs. The lionfish eggs hatch in just 2 days and the tiny lionfish fry remain near the surface of the water until they are bigger. When the lionfish fry reach nearly an inch in length, they swim down into the ocean to join the reef community. The Lionfish is also an invasive species, originally from the Indian and Western Pacific oceans. It was brought into Florida as an aquarium fish, and after a hurricane broke some of the aquariums containing the fish, they started to appear around the lower coast of Florida. They have now spread all the way up to Long Island, New York. When scientists do dives to study the lionfish, sometimes they kill one, and trace it's DNA. The odd thing lately, is that all the fish trace back to an original six or seven Lionfish from the ocean in which they came. Share This Article
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