Selong Residences

Villa blocks From
USD $46,000

A selection of large villa blocks and only 500 meter walk to the Selong Belanak beach

Why Indonesia?

Largest economy in Southeast Asia

On track to be the world’s 5th largest economy by 2030

Government has identified tourism as the key focus with a target to double tourist arrivals within the next 5 years

4th largest population in the world

Vibrant domestic market with rapidly strengthening purchase power

Why Lombok?

As the closest neighbour to Bali, Lombok has been identified by the Government as the core driver for the next stage in Indonesian tourism growth
One of the fastest-growing tourism destinations in the archipelago with an International Airport offering direct flights to Singapore, Malaysia & Australia with many more in the pipeline
Bali connectivity via 18 flights per day as well as fast boat services
Firm Government commitment to infrastructure development with investments already made into roads, power plants, waste management and water treatment facilities
International port terminal and marinas attracting luxury cruise ships and yachts from around the world

“Selong Belanak is a welcome antidote to the unchecked development, overcrowding and waste management concerns that blight more established Asian tourist resorts. The broad bay ticks all the boxes: luminous turquoise seas and sand as white as washing powder. Think Phuket 30 years ago.”

South China Morning Post

Why South Lombok

With the opening of the new International Airport in the South of the Island a few years ago (with more upgrades to come), the area has become a go to place for both private investment and Government infrastructure.

South Lombok is the home of Mandalika; the single, largest Government backed, tourism project in Indonesia and South East Asia. When completed, this integrated resort will boast a MotoGP circuit, theme park, marina, water sports center, nature reserve, and two championship golf courses. There will also be branded hotel groups such as Club Med, Pullman & Paramount Studios; most of which are already under construction.

With white sand and turquoise waters, South Lombok’s beaches are consistently voted amongst Asia’s top beaches; including publications such as the revered Condé Nast Traveler.