South Lombok, Indonesia – April 8, 2025 — Lux Projects, the visionary property development company behind a string of high-performing investments in Bali, has announced its largest expansion to date—into the pristine and rapidly emerging region of South Lombok.
Set to break ground in May 2025, the ambitious development will include five-star resorts, luxury villas, high-rise holiday apartments, and an entirely new township dubbed Marina Bay. This transformative project aims to position South Lombok as a world-class tourism and investment destination, bringing with it a marina and a direct ferry service linking Bali to the South Lombok coast.
The initiative has received enthusiastic backing from the local government, following a pivotal meeting today in Mataram between the CEO and Founder of Lux Projects Developments, and the Regent (Bupati) of West Lombok. Both parties have expressed strong alignment on the vision for Marina Bay and the broader economic uplift it promises for the region.
“We’re thrilled to partner with the Lombok government to bring Marina Bay to life,” said the LUX CEO. “South Lombok has incredible natural beauty and untapped potential. Personally I think it has the nicest beach in the world, and many don’t know it has the top 5 surf break on the planet at Desert Point. With the support of local authorities and our experienced development team, we’re confident this will become one of Southeast Asia’s most sought-after destinations for both investors and tourists.”
The Marina Bay development will blend modern architectural design with sustainable practices, embracing the natural charm of South Lombok’s coastline. In addition to luxury accommodation and residences, the area will feature retail zones, entertainment precincts, and critical infrastructure to support long-term growth, including the marina and ferry terminal and an international school and local hospitality training centre. We also want the resort to be self sufficient with food mostly supplied by local farmers.
The new ferry link is expected to drastically cut travel time between Bali and South Lombok, opening up tourism and investment flows and further connecting the islands and benefiting all of Lombok
Discussions are under way with Sea Plane route to the beach and cruise ships to dock off the bay for their guests to enjoy the beach, planned restaurants and local tours.
For more details on this groundbreaking development or to explore investment opportunities, visit Lux Bali Projects or BaliFreeReport.com.
