Jeeva Beloam Beach Camp

Le camp se trouve dans une zone calme et près de la jungle. Devant il y a une plage qui malheureusement est polluée par les déchets plastiques comme presque partout à Lombok. Nous n’avons pas pu nous baigner car trop de vagues et du vent. L’accueil et le service parfait. La journée il faut partir faire une excursion et rejoindre la pink beach (qui n’est pas rose si jamais!) La vous pouvez faire du snorkeling ou louer un bateau pour la demi-journée ( env 600’000 roupies. Cela vaut la peine pour d’autres spots où se rendre sur le boat resto floattng pour manger d’excellents lobster ! (Prix 400’000 roupies pour 3 pièces)

Our experience at Jeeva Baloum was great for their location which is very special. The traditional "hut" was great, clean and came with amazing view of the ocean. Here are some observations which would have made the stay more memorable. We arrived around 3 pm and were informed that the Restaurant opened for Dinner at 7:30 pm but nothing is open until then?? On the Website it promotes "local" produce, I didn't see that on the menu nor did the staff know where the produce came from. Why do you have Italian etc dishes on the menu in a Off the Grid Beach Camp resort in East Lombok. Remember this is a Beach Camp with Service. On the day of checking out there was no offer of picking up our luggage from the Accomodation, you are walking on sand, whilst reaching the "Front Office" hut 5 guy's were sitting on the steps????? The absolutely beautiful beach was covered with washed up garbage and the two beach cleaners were not very active too get it cleaned. Would I go back, YES!! Give me one week and I can make this place into a memorable place where people will come back again and again.

Breathtaking Location, Warm Staff – But Needs Improvement in Comfort and Value Jiva Baluam is set in a truly stunning location nestled in a secluded bay with a private beach that feels like your own paradise. The natural beauty is overwhelming, and the bungalows are located right on the sand. It’s a place where you can fully disconnect and enjoy nature. However, the resort is very remote – there are no alternative dining options within 30 minutes, so you’re fully dependent on the in-house restaurant. Unfortunately, the food quality doesn’t justify the high prices. The Indonesian breakfast (like Nasi Goreng) was okay, but the Western breakfast was quite disappointing in both taste and presentation. The resort has been around for over ten years and is beginning to show signs of age. Some renovations would definitely enhance the guest experience. The bungalows are charming, but not well-equipped: there’s no fridge, which is a real downside given the isolation, especially since cold drinks from the restaurant are very expensive. Also, there’s no kettle – as an early riser, I found it frustrating that I couldn’t have tea or coffee until the restaurant opened at 8 a.m. On the bright side, the staff are wonderfully kind and helpful, and the WiFi is excellent surprisingly strong for such a remote location. In summary, Jeeva Baluam offers a magical natural setting and warm hospitality, but it would benefit greatly from thoughtful upgrades and a more guest-friendly infrastruct,