Land for Sale in Sekotong

About land in Sekotong

The most affordable coastal land on Lombok, and the reason is the road

Sekotong runs along the southwest peninsula, about an hour and a half from Mataram. The bays are calm and genuinely beautiful, and the land is priced well below the west and south coasts. What separates them is infrastructure, not scenery.

Utilities thin out the further you go

Piped water coverage weakens along the peninsula and electrical capacity is often modest. An existing connection does not mean enough load for a commercial kitchen or several air conditioners. Establish both for the specific parcel before planning anything.

Islands offshore and quiet water

Gili Gede, Gili Nanggu and Gili Asahan sit close in, and the water here is calmer than the surf coast. That suits small resorts, dive operations and retreats rather than passing tourism, because the visitors who come this way are deliberate about it.

A long-horizon purchase

Buyers here are taking a view on the next decade, not the next season. Resale is slower than on the busier coasts, so treat liquidity as limited and size the purchase accordingly.

Ask what the land was used for before

Parts of Sekotong have a history of mining activity. It is worth asking what a parcel was used for previously, alongside the usual checks on legal access and whether the route in is a registered right of way rather than a neighbourly arrangement.

Questions buyers ask about land in Sekotong

Why is land in Sekotong so much cheaper than Senggigi?

Access and infrastructure. The drive from Mataram is roughly an hour and a half, sealed roads are fewer, and utilities are thinner. The coastline itself is not the reason.

What should I check about water and power here?

Whether piped water reaches the parcel or a borehole is needed, and what electrical capacity is actually installed. Both commonly need upgrading and both belong in the purchase budget.

Is Sekotong suitable for a tourism business?

For small-scale operations aimed at divers, island trips and quiet retreats, yes. It does not suit anything dependent on passing footfall, because there is very little.

How quickly can land here be resold?

Slower than the busier coasts. The buyer pool is smaller and more specific, so plan on holding rather than trading.