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2 weeks realistic? Bali/lombok

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Hey everyone! I'm planning a two-week adventure to Bali and Lombok, specifically exploring Amed, Sideman, and either Senaru or Sembalun. I want to soak in nature and culture through snorkeling and hikes, but not on an intense four-day trek. I’m looking to spend around four to five days in each spot to avoid feeling rushed. My budget is around $2,000, including flights. As a vegetarian, I prefer less touristy places that offer authentic experiences and animal encounters in the wild.

Hi everyone, Im planning a trip for Amed-Sideman- senaru/sembalun for 2 weeks. Is this enough time? I wanna see one or some highlights, but mainly experiencing the nature and culture, also trough snorkling. I'm not sure about senaru or sembalun yet. Im up for hikes, but not like a 4 day intens hike programme :p

I wanna stay around 4/5 days in every place to not feel like im always on the road. My budget is not extremely high, for example i chose not to got to Japan. Lets say around 2k (inclusive planetickets)

I am a vegetarian and I'm 33 years old. I like places to not be overly touristic, i do like to experience the real daily culture. I also like to have animal encounters in the wild.

Im not a fan of night life clubs but aliveness in restaurants and some life music i can really appreciate.

I know Sideman is amazing for ricefields and culture, amed for snorkling. And then i want to be in either sensaru or sembalun. And im just not sure if my timeline is realistic. Let me know if you have experience and advice on these topic :) i will appreciate it.

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