The final stretch of the journey is a direct approach into the industrial heart of Lombok's maritime infrastructure. After passing through Gerung, the road sweeps eastward, running parallel to the southern coastline but at a distance, offering occasional glimpses of the ocean between stretches of dry scrubland. The traffic composition changes noticeably, with an increasing number of large container trucks, fuel tankers, and buses sharing the road, all funneling towards the same vital port. The outskirts of Lembar are marked by logistical hubs, mechanic workshops, and warehouses, signaling the transition from tourism to heavy commerce. Entering the port complex itself, the scale is immediately imposing; the modest fishing boats of Sekotong are replaced by the hulking forms of commercial ferries and Pelni passenger ships. The air vibrates with the deep thrum of ship engines and the clatter of cargo operations. Arriving at the passenger terminal, the journey concludes at Lombok's primary gateway, a world of organized queues and scheduled departures that stands in stark, functional contrast to the laid-back, timeless rhythms of Sekotong's hidden bays and Gili Gede's secluded shores.