about us
Derived from Sanskrit Language, means “heaven”, Svarga is uniquely designed as an exclusive resort like nowhere else. With its hilly contour, it provides a natural offbeat ambience combined with the richness of local cultures. Here, you’ll find a calming resort under the swaying coconut leaves, which is ideally located close to “Senggigi” as one of Lombok’s main tourism area. Explore the undeniable charms of Lombok island: with the smell of tropical breeze, white sandy beaches curved by the lush hills of Rinjani, and sowed by the lustrous colors of hand-made woven clothes. Svarga puts itself among those all.
Comprises 51 units and is built on 7500 m2 of natural hilly land, the resort is connected by both raised and horizontal walkways. It is divided into 5 (five) types. Those are Mavwa Room, Neima Room, Qadma Room, Adna Suite, and Varda Family Villa.
Besides bringing the concept of “Healthy Tourism”, Svarga Resort also commits to be the hub among visitors, traditional culture and heritage, and local yet eclectic natural beauty.
Experience the ultimate getaway at Svarga Resort, a luxurious 4-star retreat nestled in the heart of Senggigi, Lombok. Indulge in exquisite dining options, rejuvenating massages, and relaxing moments in our hot tub, all while being just a short trip away from the vibrant Gili Trawangan. Discover a haven of tranquility and adventure, perfect for creating unforgettable holiday memories.
Our Story
Gendang Beleq is the name of a set of traditional Sasak musical instruments, because its size is large compared to the size of a drum in general. Gendang means drum and beleq means big. There are two types of large drums (Gendang Beleq) called gendang mama (male) and gendang nina (female).
The water flowing through the statue is the embodiment of the beating drum that flows throughout the resort.
Peresean Wall
Land Element
Two gigantic wall in-between our villas are inspired by the shield used in Lombok’s traditional ritual, Peresean. Peresean is one of the traditional art fight as a symbol of manhood of Sasak young men. Now, you can still experience the rush of adrenalines watching Peresean at most festivals in Lombok.
Peresean is a battle between two men armed with rattan sticks and thick, hard buffalo hide shields.
Staircase To Heaven
Mountain Element
Stairs are a strong symbol of transistion, change, transformation and growing wiser– leading our minds to a new, different and hopefully higher level. Stairs have been used, even in ancient cultures, as a symbol of going from one level of being to the next level- one step at a time.
Kamana Pool
Mountain Elements
As mentioned before, the higher area of Svarga is inspired by Rinjani Mountain and its story. The crater of Rinjani, Segara Anak, in the reason why we place our main pool so high. We hope as you dine and relax here, you will feel the same ambience as the extraordinary view is just as amazing.
