5 Ha Oceanfront Land for Sale in Poto Tano, West Sumbawa

5 Hectares Ready to Develop Mt. Rinjani Views

Poto Tano, West Sumbawa (4km to Airport)

IDR 25,000,000,000 approx. IDR 50,000,000 / Are

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Property Overview

This 5-hectare oceanfront land for sale in Poto Tano, West Sumbawa offers coastal views toward Mount Rinjani. The listing describes main road access, electricity and freehold (SHM) ownership.

The property is listed approximately 4 kilometres from Poto Tano airport. Buyers should check current transport services and practical travel routes during a site visit.

Review the photos, current asking price and land specifications below. The site's coastal setting and area provide a basis for assessing hospitality or private villa concepts, subject to planning and site checks.

Investment Potential

Evaluate access, usable terrain, water supply and infrastructure alongside the proposed development footprint. Any zoning or permit-related statements should be confirmed for the intended use with the relevant authorities.

A neighbouring 2-hectare oceanfront site near Moro Bay is available for comparison through the related listings below. Any combined purchase, access arrangement or expansion plan requires separate confirmation.

Obtain independent advice on title, boundaries, zoning, valid permits and total project costs. Future transport demand, rental income and land appreciation are not guaranteed.

Land Specifications

Land Size 5 Hectares

Ownership Freehold (SHM)

Zoning Building Permit Zoned

Infrastructure Main Road & Electricity

Key Advantages

Unbeatable Airport Proximity Located only 4 km from the new Poto Tano International Airport, ensuring maximum convenience for international guests.

Majestic Mt. Rinjani Views Direct oceanfront position with breathtaking views of the iconic volcano and the surrounding pristine coastline.

Strategic Development Hub Situated in the heart of West Sumbawa's designated tourist zone, adjacent to world-class surf breaks.

Before you buy this land

Overseas buyers and local investors should confirm the title, boundaries, road access, zoning, utilities, taxes, permitted use and transaction structure with an independent notary, surveyor and the relevant local authorities.

What should a buyer verify first?

Start with an independent site visit and document review, then confirm access, measurements, planning constraints and available utilities before making an offer.