The address
What this address carried, and where booking moved
Jojo Lombok Surfventure once published its own website at this address, presenting a surf camp in Kuta Lombok and the lessons it ran along the island's south coast. This page is a plain-English record of what the archive still holds from that site. It is an independent record and has no part in the camp itself.
Anyone looking for a lesson, a trip or a place to stay should go to the camp's live address, jojosurfventurelombok.com, where booking happens now. Nothing here can take a booking, confirm a date or carry an enquiry to anyone. What follows is only the record of what this address served, drawn from captures made between 2 August 2024 and 16 June 2026.
Two years of pages survive under this address
Two full CDX passes read on 22 September 2026 give this address 865 archived captures, spanning 2 August 2024 to 16 June 2026. Within that total sit 302 HTML pages, while the remainder is made up of stylesheets, scripts and images. The home page alone appears 42 times, with the heaviest saved copy weighing about twenty-three kilobytes.
A captioned figure on this page shows those captures as bars, one for each year of the span. The bars count archived responses only. They say nothing about visitor numbers, and they cannot tell a reader how many people surfed with the camp in any season.
The table of services on this page comes from the camp's own saved pages. It lists daily lessons for beginner and intermediate surfers, a semi-private lesson, a five-day package with drone video analysis of each wave, and a one-day trip. Alongside those sat a surf trip along the south coast, plus snorkelling, waterfalls, rice fields and a motor trail. The services table below sets each one out in the camp's own terms.
The first capture still showed a platform's placeholder front page
Saved on 2 August 2024, the earliest capture holds a front page still carrying a platform's placeholder text rather than the camp's own words. That placeholder matters because it marks the starting point of the archive. Later captures replace it with the camp's own description of Kuta Lombok and the coastline it worked from.
From that point on, the page list grows into a small but complete site. The archive holds a gallery, a blog, an FAQ, a terms page, a privacy page and a booking confirmation page, together with a page where guests left their own notes. Each path in the record is one the address actually served, not one guessed at later.
Among the saved articles, the camp's blog carried its own piece on the three kinds of surf break, written for guests choosing where to paddle out. Its FAQ answered practical island questions, and its terms page set out the conditions under which lessons and trips were sold. None of that wording is reprinted here in full; the record notes its presence rather than reproducing it.
The camp's booking site now answers at another address
The camp now takes bookings at jojosurfventurelombok.com, the address it publishes as its own today. That live site presents a surf school run locally in Lombok, working in small groups with local coaches. Its pages carry the five-day package and the daily lessons, and a trips section sits beside them.
A reader wanting a lesson, a trip or a room should go straight to that address. This page takes no booking and confirms no date, and it holds no route by which a message could reach the camp. Nothing stated here about the live site is a promise that any lesson, trip or date is open.
Any amounts the camp charges belong on its own pages, and that is where they stay. This record keeps the lesson names and the trip names, because those are historical facts about what the address published. The figures attached to them are the camp's business, and the live site is the only proper place to read them.
What this record deliberately leaves out
Several things a reader might expect are missing on purpose. No guest review is quoted anywhere on this page, even though the camp's site had a page of such notes. A restored record cannot check a guest's words, so it simply reports that the page existed and moves on.
Amounts are left out for the same kind of reason. They changed whenever the camp chose to change them, and an old saved figure could mislead a reader today. For the same reason this page makes no claim about availability, season dates or what a session might include at the live address now.
Contact details are absent too. This record carries no form, no inbox and no messenger link, because it is not a doorway to the camp. The only direction given is the live address itself, which the camp maintains and where its own booking path now runs.
| Captures of the address | 865, from 2 August 2024 to 16 June 2026 |
|---|---|
| HTML pages among them | 302, the rest being stylesheets, scripts and images |
| Captures of the home page | 42, the heaviest around twenty-three kilobytes |
| Services it published | Daily lessons, a semi-private lesson, a five-day package, a one-day trip, a surf trip, snorkelling, a rice-field trip and a motor trail |
| Sections it published | A gallery, a testimonials page, a blog, an FAQ, a terms page, a privacy page and a booking confirmation page |
| The earliest capture | A front page still holding a platform's placeholder text, which the later captures replace with the camp's own description |
Where booking happens now
The camp's booking site has moved to jojosurfventurelombok.com, which is the address the camp itself publishes today. Its pages describe a locally run surf school in Lombok with small groups and local coaches, and carry the five-day package, the daily lessons and a trips section.
A reader who wants a lesson, a trip or a place should go to that live address, because this page cannot take a booking, cannot confirm a date and carries no route by which an enquiry could reach anyone. No figure in any currency is printed here either, because the amounts belong to the camp and they live on the camp's own pages.
| Five-day surf lesson | Five days with one session a day, advice in and out of the water, and one drone video analysis for each wave, kept by the guest |
|---|---|
| Daily surf lessons | Beginner and intermediate levels, with safety put before fun in the camp's own wording |
| Semi-private lesson | A lesson page of its own sits beside the daily lesson in the archive's page list for this address |
| Surf trip and guiding | The camp names famous breaks and quieter ones, and describes a trip along the south coast for a more advanced surfer |
| Adventure trips | Snorkelling, waterfalls, rice fields and a motor trail appear as separate pages under this address |
| One-day trip | A single-day trip page also sits in the archive's list for this address |
Questions this record answers
When does the archive for this address begin?
The archive's saved record for this address starts on 2 August 2024 and runs through to 16 June 2026. Both CDX passes read on 22 September 2026 agree on that span. The very first capture shows a front page still holding a platform's placeholder text rather than the camp's own wording.
How many pages survive from this address?
Across 865 archived captures, the record counts 302 HTML pages, with the rest being stylesheets, scripts and images. The home page appears 42 times on its own, and the heaviest saved copy of it comes to about twenty-three kilobytes. The services table and the page list on this record are built from those saved pages.
Where did the camp's booking move?
Booking now happens at jojosurfventurelombok.com, the live address the camp itself publishes. That site describes a surf school run locally in Lombok, with small groups taught by local coaches, and its pages include the five-day package, daily lessons and a trips section. This record cannot take a booking or confirm any date.
Why does this record print no amounts or guest reviews?
Amounts belong to the camp and live on its own pages, where they can be kept current. An old figure copied here could mislead. Guest reviews are not quoted either, because an independent record cannot verify what a guest wrote on the camp's site. This page only reports that such pages existed.
This record was reviewed on 22.09.2026 against both archive passes for the address. It remains an independent account: it takes no booking, confirms no date and speaks for no one but the saved pages themselves. For anything current, the camp's live address is the place to look.
how the record was assembled
Both CDX passes were run on 22 September 2026 and returned 865 captures of this address from 20240802 to 20260616, of which 302 are HTML pages. The heaviest capture of the home page, the packages page, the FAQ page, the terms page and the camp's own article on surf breaks were opened and read whole, and the camp's live address was opened the same day. No figure in any currency, no contact detail and no guest review is reproduced in this record. Every statement in this record was checked against the camp's own published material on 22.09.2026.