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Bali Safari & Marine Park

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Bali Safari & Marine Park - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

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Your Ultimate Guide to Experiencing the Best of Wildlife at Bali Safari and Marine Park

BY Pelago by Singapore Airlines

04 JAN 24 . 4 MIN READ . GUIDES

Journey into the Wild: Bali Safari and Marine Park Uncovered

Beyond the sun-soaked shores and rice terraces lies an extraordinary experience in Bali.

The Bali Safari and Marine Park is an expansive haven for exotic animals native to Indonesia and those brought in from India and Africa.

Witness them in their natural habitats on safaris, capture photographs of the wildlife, and learn everything about nature through interactive encounters and animal shows.

Follow this guide to make your trip to the Bali Safari and Marine Park fuss-free!

Embark on a Thrilling Wildlife Journey at Bali Safari and Marine Park

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The park is home to more than 100 species of animals, including rare and endangered ones, such as the Sumatran elephant, Komodo dragon, and more.

You can take your pick from the Jungle Hopper safari tram, elephant-back ride, or the Bali safari in a 4×4 jeep. All the rides take you right into the heart of the park, where you can see the wild animals from a stone’s throw distance.

There are dozens of animal shows, encounters, and feeding sessions where you can interact with animals like elephants, orangutans, and even alpha predators like tigers.

The park also offers a special night safari package.

You can witness the wild come alive after sunset. You may even expect the predators to casually approach the vehicles, with their sparkling eyes shining bright in the dark and sending chills down your spine.

And hey, don’t forget to witness the Bali Agung Show, the spectacular cultural extravaganza performed by more than 150 Balinese dancers and musicians.

Fusing traditional and contemporary theatrical arts, this show showcases a timeless journey through Bali’s history, culture, and heritage, with the tragic hero, King Sri Jaya Pangus, and his love story with his Chinese wife, Kang Ching Wie, central themes of the show.

2. How to Get to Bali Safari and Marine Park

Address: Jl. Prof. Dr. Ida Bagus Mantra No.Km. 19, Serongga, Kec. Gianyar, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80551, Indonesia ( map )

The safari park is easily accessible from all parts of Bali.

Cab or Car Rental: A four-wheeler on hire or rent is the best way to reach the park. It takes around 40-45 minutes from Denpasar.

Shuttle Services: There are daily shuttle services to the safari park from different parts of Bali, such as Ubud, Sanur, Seminyak, and Nusa Dua. You can book the shuttle via your hotel’s travel desk or through the operator’s official portal.

Public Transportation: While there is no direct public transportation to the park, you can take a public bus (known as bemo) to Gianyar Regency and then a taxi or ride-hailing service from there to the Bali Safari and Marine Park.

3. Bali Safari and Marine Park Tickets

The safari park offers multiple packages. You can avail of the one that best fits your plans.

*Note: Prices are subject to change. Please click here for updated prices.

4. Bali Safari and Marine Park Hours

The park is open daily from 9am to 5:30pm. The night safari hours are 6pm to 9pm. Ticketing closes at 8pm sharp.

Other than the regular hours of the park, each of the safaris and shows have their specific timings. Follow the timetable below for an idea:

The timings are subject to change owing to weather conditions, the health of the animals, or any other unforeseen circumstances.

5. Bali Safari and Marine Park - Where to Eat

Famished after hours of exploring the safari park? You’d be surprised to find several dining experiences available on the premises.

Tsavo Lion Restaurant – It is an African-themed fine dining restaurant located just beside the lion’s exhibition. You can watch the majestic animals walk around, playfully engage with each other, and go about their day as you enjoy your delectable tribal cuisine meal.

Nkuchiro Restaurant – Located near the grazing zone of giraffes, Nkuchiro Restaurant is a hotspot if you love afternoon high tea and BBQ meals. It also has a tribal African ambience to it.

Uma Restaurant – Enjoy traditional Balinese recipes at this all-day dining venue set in a village-themed food court. Savour local delicacies as well as international preparations for a quick but hearty meal when hunger strikes.

Other than these, there are also several smaller cafes, stalls, and counters where you can grab a bite. Warung Gajah for Padang and Javanese food, Kafe Siki for bakeries and confectionaries and Cafe Hanuman for Indonesian, Mexican and American street food are the famous ones.

Pick your choice and settle down for a relaxed time after an exhausting day.

6. Hotels near Bali Safari and Marine Park

The in-house African-themed accommodation in the park, Mara River Safari Lodge, is a family-friendly resort with 45 fully-equipped rooms equipped with all contemporary facilities. Get comfortable in the rustic decor and enjoy an excellent view of the park from the open-air terrace.

A Bali trip is certainly incomplete without visiting the Safari and Marine Park once. Equipped with all the details from this guide, embark upon a captivating journey and enjoy a never-seen-before proximity to the wilderness.

Commonly Asked Questions

Are there any age or height restrictions.

No, there are no strict restrictions on height or age. However, minors should be accompanied by adults.

Can visitors feed the animals?

No, visitors are not allowed to feed the animals except during the feeding tours under safari staff supervision.

Is it possible to interact with animals?

Yes, visitors can take part in various animal encounters, where they can feed and interact with some of the park’s friendlier animals, under the supervision of trained staff.

What is the difference between the Bali Zoo and Safari Park?

In zoos, animals are kept in cages or glass enclosures, whereas in a safari park, they get to roam around in their natural habitat.

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Bali Safari Park

This theme park is filled with critters whose species never set foot in Bali until their cage door opened (tigers, lions, elephants, hippos, rhinos etc). Entry is by package tickets that can be tailored to interests – opt for safaris, a Bali Agung show, waterpark access, animal shows, meals, night safaris and more. Note that animal shows and rides are offered here despite there being overwhelming evidence that shows and rides are harmful for animals such as elephants.

The park is near Pantai Lebih ; free shuttles run to tourist centres across south Bali. Tickets are cheapest when purchased online.

off Prof Dr Ida Bagus Mantra Bypass Km19.8

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Embark on a Exciting Jungle Adventure at Bali’s Best Wildlife Zoo and Safari Park

Bali is no doubt heaven on earth for all nature lovers. The Island is surrounded by lush forests, historical sites, temples exuding rich cultural history, and of course, the beautiful white-sand beaches. But what makes it particularly appealing to travelers is the presence of a plethora of activities they can undertake, including Safari Bali .

Book your next Bali adventure at our award winning jungle safari park eco-lodge!

Mason Bali Safari Park

At our Bali Safari Park , you get to enjoy an unforgettable experience with Sumatran elephants. You can not only meet and greet them, but you can also reside with them and spend your entire trip right by their side.  

What Makes Bali Zoo Safari Park Unique?

Our Bali Zoo Park is unlike any other animal park that you will ever visit. The park is designed explicitly for our Sumatran elephants so they can move freely in an ideal habitat. The Mason Elephant Lodge and garden were designed purely for the conservation of the 27 Sumatran elephants rescued from government camps.

After 20 years of dedicated service, they have naturally bred to add four more elephants to the herd, which is a testament to our dedication to their conservation. The habitat we have designed is in line with animal welfare guidelines to ensure the endangered species not only survives but thrives.

Mission Statement – Guarantees Five Freedoms

Our mission is to provide the endangered Sumatran elephants with the ideal environment for them to thrive, and this we ensure the following:

• Freedom from thirst and hunger
• Optimal comfort
• Protection from pain, injury or disease
• Freedom from distress and fear
• Freedom of expression

We do not believe in caging the animal; thus, our Bali zoo safari park is designed for them and them alone. We ensure they always have access to clean drinking water, nutritious food, comfortable places to rest, ample space to roam in, and 24/7 access to healthcare.

We treat our elephants like kings at our animal safari , so they feel at ease at all times. We ensure they are not distressed so that they can grow and breed healthily.

Elephant Safari Ride

At our Bali Zoo Safari , you can enjoy a thrilling elephant ride. You get an extensive tour of the grounds so you can firsthand experience the peaceful and scenic habitat in which our giants reside. The Bali Safari tour atop elephants provides an interactive experience, so you get to know more about the endangered species and how we take care of them.

Plus, they are an absolute delight to be around, and their calming presence can help you get closer to nature. The complete Ubud Safari Elephant tour package includes:

• Tour of the grounds
• Access to all park facilities and attractions
• Educational show providing information on the residing elephants
• Air-conditioned hotel transfer
• Emergency Air Medevac

Mason – Bali Safari Park and Lodges

If you want the ultimate Safari Bali experience, then why not live with the animals. At Mason Elephant Safari Park and lodges, you can step out the door of your hotel room and greet elephants first thing in the morning.

Here you can restore your body and soul as there is nothing more calming than living amid our jungle-like Animal Park . Here you not only get access to luxury accommodation but also get to experience nature’s marvels as you live life with the elephants.

Services Offered in Mason Elephant Lodges

At our Zoo in Ubud , you get access to a plethora of services and extracurricular activities to enjoy. You can avail of the VIP elephant Chauffeur pick and drop service. You won’t have to set foot on the ground when you can spend your time sitting atop the elephants.

You can even indulge in the Elephant bathing sessions. Wake up earlier, so you can wash an elephant and enjoy a playful interactive morning with them. You can even undertake the elephant trekking session during the day.

At night you can enjoy Ubud safari at our zoo in Ubud . Hop right onto the elephants back and explore the forests of Taro and later enjoy a wonderful dinner. The residents can also enjoy all-day access to our Elephant Park and Botanical Gardens, both of which are truly remarkable sites. They are a sight to behold and act as nature preserves, ensuring animals have access to an ideal habitat at all times.

Residents will also have access to Elephant viewing terrace and treetop walkway besides other amenities, including a wellness spa, private bar, a well-equipped gym, a and weight room, in-room dining, and other accommodation facilities.

As a resident of the lodges, you will have 24/7 access to grounds other visitors don’t, so it will be like living in a private jungle resort. Enjoy a nice massage at our spa while surrounded by nature and our gentle giants as they carry on with their daily activities. Our Bali Safari tour might very well be the perfect family vacation for all nature lovers out there.

Why Choose Mason Adventures?

Mason Elephant Lodges is the ideal Bali Zoo Park . Its sole purpose is to provide the rescued endangered Sumatran elephants with the perfect habitat to grow up. Not only does it ensure they have access to clean water and food, it allows them to thrive in an ideal setting so they can breed.

They are victims of deforestation, and we at Mason Adventures consider ourselves lucky to be provided with the opportunity to care for them all the while bringing our customers a unique animal safari experience for them to enjoy.

At Mason elephant lodges, you not only have access to the best Ubud Safari but also to a world full of exciting adventure sports. We are pioneers of river rafting on the Island and are the only ones offering 5-star Bali tours t o its clients.

Our Bali Safari Park is open and accessible for all ages making it the ideal family-friendly activity. You can indulge in elephant feeding, and bathing encounters to obtain information on the endangered species via the museum, art gallery, and information center.

When in Bali, a visit to the Mason Elephant Safari is an experience that you don’t want to miss.

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Bali Zoo Review: Experience, Prices & Photos

A zoo is a zoo, and once you’ve seen one, you might think you’ve seen them all, but the Bali Zoo is a bit special and probably different from any other zoo you’ve visited!

The great thing about the Bali Zoo is that it has a lot of animals native to Bali, Java, and the rest of Indonesia and Southeast Asia, so it’s extra relevant for anyone traveling in this part of the world.

It also happens to be a pretty good zoo in its own right, so we decided to write this Bali zoo review after visiting it several times ourselves.

They even have some fun events where you can interact with the animals in a limited setting, such as the ‘breakfast with orangutans’ package, but everything seems to be well managed and ethically run.

This travel guide will explain where the Bali Zoo is, how to get there, current ticket prices, and everything else you need to know before you go!

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Our Bali Zoo Review: What To Expect

We’ve been to the Bali Zoo a few times now, and still haven’t seen everything.

It’s not exactly huge, but there’s plenty to see: birds, tigers, sun bears, all kinds of monkeys, and much more.

As of 2024, the zoo is also expanding, with a new African savanna section that features lions, meerkats, hyenas, and zebras. They’re also working on adding rhinos and giraffes.

You can see most of the zoo in a few hours, so what I generally do is book a driver for the whole day and then combine the zoo with other sightseeing trips in Bali. But if you want to do extra activities at the zoo (e.g. breakfast with the orangutans), then you could easily stay longer.

It’s also possible to book your zoo tickets online, with hotel transfers included.

Big alligator statue near the zoo entrance. Looks real!

Tourists on an elephant ride at the Bali Zoo

Animal Encounters & Extra Activities

The Bali Zoo has lots of ‘animal encounters’ where you can interact with the animals. This includes the elephants, orangutans, gibbons, lemurs, deer, goats, rabbits, and wallabies.

Generally this means the animals have a big enclosure that you can walk through as a guest while the animals go about their business.

If you come during feeding time and pay a little extra, you can also help feed chunks of meat to the tigers and crocodiles (from a safe distance), so that’s fun too.

You can have your photo taken professionally with the tropical birds (extra charge), or it’s free to hold them and take your own pics if you want.

Baby orangutan!

Breakfast With Orangutans

One of the special attractions at the Bali Zoo is to have breakfast with the orangutans and elephants.

We did this on our latest visit to the zoo, and it was a blast! It’s actually one of my favorite things at the whole zoo.

At our breakfast area, there were 2 orangutans, 2 elephants, a few tropical birds, a gibbon with its baby, and a pangolin (mammal from Java).

This sounds like a recipe for chaos, but everything is handled professionally by the zoo staff, and the dining area has plenty of space for the animals and people.

The animals won’t be literally sitting at the breakfast table with you, but they’re sitting nearby with some greens of their own to eat, and you can snap pictures before, during, and after your meal.

In 2022, the Bali Zoo welcomed its first baby orangutan, named Gandhi! He was 3 months old when we visited, so we got to see him at breakfast, although he was kept at a safe distance since the mother is still protective.

The breakfast is a big buffet with a wide selection of fruit, pancakes, rolls, omelets, bacon, sausages, rice, noodles, veggies, and more. For drink choices, you have natural fruit juice (orange or watermelon), coffee, tea, or water.

Everything at the breakfast buffet was very fresh and good, but the main highlight for us was seeing the baby orangutan!

At the ‘breakfast with orangutans,’ we got to see this little guy from a safe distance.

One of my only gripes with the Bali Zoo is that they don’t have a better Komodo dragon exhibit. Especially with Bali being so close to their natural habitat, you would expect to see this covered better.

The zoo apparently has two of the Komodo dragons, but they were totally absent every time I’ve been there.

Not everyone has time to hop over to the Komodo islands to see these!

The Bali Safari & Marine Park successfully bred more than a dozen baby Komodo dragons recently, so hopefully the Bali Zoo will start a similar program.

Komodo dragons are endangered in the wild, so this kind of project is great for conservation.

Javan Rusa. They’re friendly and you can feed them.

You can have your photo taken with tropical birds like this guy.

Animal Welfare At The Bali Zoo

The animals at the Bali Zoo seem to be healthy and well treated. The zoo staff are friendly and helpful, and everything is kept pretty clean and ethical. We haven’t noticed mistreatment of any kind in our several visits to the zoo.

I know not everyone is a fan of zoos, but it’s undeniable that they play an important role in animal conservation via breeding, funding, education, and more.

You can interact with some of the animals, but none of the encounters are forced and some of the deer, wallabies, and such are even free to roam around the zoo as they please (no roaming tigers, don’t worry).

The tigers and lions have big glass enclosures with good visibility. The lemurs have a big zone to hang out in, and you can walk through it freely, but they were super friendly and had plenty of room to come and go as they please.

All in all, I give the Bali Zoo a big thumbs up — lots of great animals and a good overall experience. If you have time for it, I think it’s a worthwhile addition to your Bali holiday!

Ticket Prices

These are the ticket prices for tourists as of 2022. The prices for Indonesian locals are a bit lower.

• Adults: 355k IDR ($25 USD)
• Children: 250k IDR ($17 USD)
• Extra Activities: Check the Bali Zoo website for the latest prices

Hours Of Operation

The hours of operation for the Bali Zoo are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

If you do the breakfast with orangutans, it generally starts at about 7:30 AM, before the rest of the zoo is open to visitors, so your small group will have the place to yourselves for awhile.

There are also lots of extra animal encounters and other activities scheduled throughout the day!

Where Is The Bali Zoo? How To Get There

The Bali Zoo is located in the Sukawati area, halfway between Sanur and Ubud.

It’s a 20 minute drive from Ubud, 30 minutes from Sanur, or about 1 hour from Kuta, Seminyak, or Canggu.

The best way to get there is to rent a scooter or hire a private car and driver (both of these can be booked online).

If you want to see the Bali Bird Park while you’re at it, that’s only about 5-10 minutes from the zoo!

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If you want to explore Bali in the comfort and safety of a private car with an English speaking driver, my top recommendation would be GetYourGuide .

Their price is 650k Rupiah ($45 USD) for a full day of driving and sightseeing in Bali (up to 10 hours) for 1-5 passengers. That's the total price for the whole car + driver + petrol! It's a great deal. They also offer affordable hotel transfers from the airport.

If you'd rather travel by motorbike, they have that too. Their scooter rentals start at 140k Rupiah (~$9) and include a helmet, rain coat, and free delivery in the south Bali area.

We've used GetYourGuide for lots of tours and activities around the world, and they're great! Highly recommended.

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I had no idea that Bali Zoo was so nice. My kids will love it. I am adding this place to my must see list in Bali. Thanks for the tip and useful information.

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What to Expect at Bali Zoo

Bali Zoo, located in the heart of Bali, is a popular destination for families and animal enthusiasts. It is home to a diverse collection of exotic species, including tigers, elephants, and monkeys.

Visitors may get up up and personal with these gorgeous creatures while learning about their habitats, behaviour, and conservation efforts at this world-class zoo.

A One-Of-A-Kind Zoo Experience

Bali Zoo is not your typical zoo. Guests can participate in a variety of participatory activities such as elephant rides, animal interactions, and guided tours, making it a genuinely unique experience.

The zoo allows visitors to get up close and personal with a variety of animals, as well as learn about their habitats and behaviour.

Bali Zoo Animal Welfare

Bali Zoo is committed to the conservation of rare and endangered animals. It is home to a variety of endangered species, including the Sumatran tiger, Javan langur, and Bali mynah.

To safeguard the survival of these species for future generations, the zoo collaborates closely with conservation organizations and breeding initiatives.

Bali Zoo Animals

• Black Palm Cockatoo
• Black Winged Myna
• Blue and Gold Macaw
• Double Wattled Cassowary
• Eclectus Parrot
• Guinea Fowl
• Javan Peafowl
• Sulfur Crested Cockatoo
• Wreathed Hornbill
• African Lion
• Bengal Tiger
• Sumatran Tiger
• False Gharial
• Saltwater Crocodile
• Agile Gibbon
• Common Marmoset
• Javan Langur
• Silvery Gibbon
• Green Iguana
• Komodo Dragon

Turtles & Tortoises

• Asian Forest Tortoise
• Red Eared Slider
• Sulcata Tortoise

Other Animals

• Asian Bearcat
• Asian Forest Otter
• Bawean Deer
• Goat & Muntjak
• Shetland Horse
• Sugar Glider
• Sunda Slow Loris

Coming Soon

• Flamingo (Coming Soon)
• Giraffe (Coming Soon)
• Rhinoserous (Coming Soon)

A Family-Friendly Location

Bali Zoo is an excellent choice for families with children. The zoo provides a variety of entertaining and instructive activities for children, such as animal interactions, playgrounds, and interactive displays.

It is the ideal spot to spend a day with the family and make lifelong memories, with so much to see and do.

Animal Encounters

At Bali Zoo, you will have an educational and unforgettable encounter with the animals. Learn how to interact with and feed the brave animals who appear during the encounters.

• Animal Encounter (1.00 – 1.30 PM) at Central Food Village
• Free-roaming orangutans in Kampung Sumatra 1.30 – 2.30 PM

Bali Zoo Breakfast With Orangutans

• Duration: Roughly 5 hours
• last Check-in time: 08:30 (morning).

Begin the day’s most important meal with our gorgeous Orangutans in their playground. Breakfast at the zoo is routine, but breakfast with an orangutan? That would be one kind an experience!

Bali Zoo was the first in Indonesia to provide a Breakfast with Orangutans experience. Guests can now eat breakfast like a king and with the jungle’s kings: Orangutans.

• Admission Ticket
• Animal Encounter & Show
• Full Breakfast
• Insurance 
• Jungle Splash Waterplay

Facilities:

• Parking Area
• Praying Room
• Shuttle Bus (Inside Bali Zoo)
• Wheelchair Access

F ee d the Animals

From the moment you enter Bali Zoo, you can feed and pet some of the tame animals, such as deer and elephants. You can even feed lions and tigers while being escorted by a trained crew.

Bali Zoo: A Shelter for Animals

Bali Zoo’s animals are carefully cared for and live in spacious, natural areas that mirror their original environment. The zoo places a high value on animal welfare and works relentlessly to keep each animal healthy and happy.

Visitors may be confident that they are helping a zoo that genuinely cares for its animals.

A Memorable Experience

Visiting Bali Zoo is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. It is the ideal location for families, animal enthusiasts, and anybody searching for a unique and memorable experience, thanks to its large selection of animals, interactive experiences, and commitment to conservation.

Ticket Prices

These are the tourist ticket rates as of 2022. Prices for Indonesian residents are slightly lower.

355k IDR ($35 AUD) for adults 250k IDR ($25 AUD) for children

Bali Zoo is a world-class zoo that provides a one-of-a-kind and amazing experience. The zoo is a must-see location for animal lovers or anyone looking for a fun day out with the family.

Where Is The Bali Zoo?

The Bali Zoo lies in the Sukawati neighbourhood, between Sanur and Ubud . It’s a 20-minute drive from Ubud, a 30-minute drive from Sanur, and an hour’s drive from Kuta , Seminyak , or Canggu . Renting a scooter or hiring a private car and driver (both of which can be hired online) is the best method to get there. If you want to explore Bali Bird Park , it’s only 5-10 minutes from the zoo!

Bali Zoo FAQs

Bali Zoo offers a unique and engaging experience with various animal encounters. Visitors can enjoy close interactions like hand-feeding elephants, petting deer, holding tropical birds, and cuddling with orangutans, making it a memorable visit for animal lovers and families.

The key difference between a traditional zoo and a safari park lies in the animal housing approach. Bali Safari Park provides a more natural, open environment for animals, akin to wildlife habitats, making it a distinctive choice for those seeking a more immersive and educational experience with a wide range of animals.

Generally, a few hours are sufficient to explore most of Bali Zoo. However, for those interested in additional activities like breakfast with orangutans, a longer stay is recommended. Combining the zoo visit with other Bali sightseeing trips is a popular option for many visitors.

Bali Zoo, located near Ubud in Sukawati, spans 22 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens. It is home to over 400 animals from various parts of the world, offering a comprehensive and educational wildlife experience for families and wildlife enthusiasts.

Bali Zoo provides a unique opportunity to feed elephants, allowing visitors to interact closely with these magnificent creatures in a tropical setting, enhancing the overall zoo experience.

Bali Zoo focuses on exhibiting animals in enclosures, whereas Bali Safari Park emphasizes a free-roaming environment for animals, replicating a natural habitat. Bali Safari Park offers educational encounters with animals from Indonesia, Africa, and India.

While Bali Zoo provides care for its animals, captivity inherently cannot fully replicate the natural needs of wild animals. As such, no facilities in Bali or Lombok are currently recognized as completely ethical wildlife viewing venues.

The Bali Safari and Marine Park offer various packages, with the Adventure Package starting from IDR 540,000 per person, including safari, aquarium, elephant show, and tax. For an exclusive experience like breakfast with lions, the package is priced at Rp675,000.

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Established in 2020, Bali Zoo is the island’s pioneering animal conservation facility, owned and maintained by Anak Agung Gde Putra, Lesmana’s father, who has dedicated years to its care.

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The Bali Zoo is a great place to come and explore on your next holiday to Bali with so many beautiful creatures including elephants, tigers, monkeys, lions and bears.

Bring your whole family along and try one of the many behind the scenes animal experiences during your stay here, there is so much more to Bali Zoo than meets the eye!

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For those looking for a unique experience, why not try one of the additional packages which will give you an up-close experience with some of the zoo’s magnificent animals: Zookeeper for a Day – Get a unique insight into the day-to-day life of the keepers and behind the scene encounters with Sumatran elephants, bearcat, wallaby and gibbons. Breakfast with Orangutans – Enjoy a hearty breakfast while you watch the orangutans and get some photos with these beautiful creatures. Afterwards, enjoy an up-close visit with a Sumatran Elephant, Siamang gibbon, hornbill, yellow-crested cockatoo and Eclectus parrots. Mahout for a Day – Discover what it takes to care for the zoo’s Sumatran elephants on a unique hands-on program. Then get a chance to handle tiger cubs, baby crocodile and pythons. Night at the Zoo – Discover Bali’s nocturnal wonders with an unforgettable after-hours visit to Bali Zoo, dinner is included in this experience and watch a Balinese fire dance.

There are a number of toilets, restaurants, cafes and snack bars located all throughout the zoo.

The Bali Zoo is just north of Denpasar and only a short drive from Ubud , Sanur Kuta and Nusa Dua. Tickets can be booked online in advance to avoid the queues. Book online today!

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This deluxe single room ground level retreat accommodates two people. It is enveloped by indigenous long grass and foliage to recreate the sensation of communing with nature. Swala is a unique suite for quality time out to unwind and seek personal rejuvenation of body, mind and spirit. Close to the action of the Safari Park Swala rooms are on the ground level, you will be right amongst nature!

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With a backdrop that exposes the raw beauty of wild animals in a rugged habitat, Twiga is an inviting retreat that evokes serenity. Uniquely accommodating two people in a your own private single room. It is an escape from everyday reality to rediscover the simple pleasures of Mother Nature. This room is located on the second floor and features a balcony, for a panoramic view overlooking unique animals roaming the park.

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Bali Safari park review after 2023

During the pandemic of 2020, there was a huge promo to visit the Bali Safari park. Don’t confuse this one with the Bali Zoo, that’s a totally different zoo. In October 2022, I visited again as a family trip, and it was a very different experience for both the audience and the staff.

The park is located in the east of Bali. Nearby you have the chance to eat the biggest burger of Bali . It takes about 1 to 1.5 hours to get to Bali Safari Park from Seminyak or south.

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The opening times for Bali Safari Park are different depending on what ticket you buy. The most common and popular one is during the day, these opening times are from 9 am to 5 pm. If you go for the night safari, then the opening time is from 6 pm to 10 pm, and some parts will close earlier, like the night safari walk. For more information about ticket pricing and opening times (which can vary) do check at this webpage of Bali Safari Marine Park . At the time of writing the prices start from 640k IDR and up, which is 40 USD and up depending what ticket you want. You can even pay 77.50 AUD per person as per comment. It can be a costly venture, make sure to read the website.

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The Entrance

You can reach the park by scooter, car or van. If you have a reservation for Bali Safari park you could mention it here. You will get some directions on where to park (depending on your vehicle type) and you could walk from there to the ticket booth. If you have only made reservations and or don’t have your ticket yet you would need to collect them here.

You will get some wristbands here. You don’t need to put it on yourself, it can make the scanning of your bar/QR code difficult. Just scan the code first, this happens further at the small gate. Then there will be staff for you to put it on. After this, you would need to wait for the bus. It’s a few minutes’ ride to the actual park.

You will also be checked for any foods and drinks. It is not allowed to bring inside the park. I was with my daughter 3 years old. I had some things for her, the milk she’d like and her own brand snacks specially for kids. This wasn’t an issue for me at the time. We were with 3, and it was visible we only had something for our little one. No issue because of this.

Aquariums and Bali Marine park

Your start begins with the part filled with the aquarium. It’s a bit nice and cool here in terms of temperature. Other than that there is a lot to see. The marine park itself is still “coming soon”, this happened also on my last visit about 3 years ago.

Piranha feeding

The piranha’s feeding starts from 10 am to 12 pm and from 1 pm to 4 pm. So if you are a bit early and want to see it. It will cost 70k IDR (US $4.50) per 2 baits. Here is a short YouTube clip of how it will look like.

As soon as we saw the sign of coming soon, we went back to the main road, structure, to follow the itinerary. Do check the schedule and timetable .

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Big Cat Show

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• Bali Agung Show
• Safari Journey
• Free roaming the park
• (Feeding) at Petting Zoo
• Uma restaurant

During the whole trip I advice to have some bottle of water with you. You can buy this all over the park. It can be hot make sure to hydrate all the time.

The Animal Show

This show starts 2x a day. From 10.30 am to 11 am and from 16:00 – 16:30 at Hanuman Stage.

The animal show is very educational and fun for all ages. They include all kinds of animals from small rodents, to two orangutans. You will learn all kinds of things during this show. The fun thing is, that post-pandemic, the animals and presenters do interact more with the audience, and you might have an opportunity to volunteer and help out during the show. After the show, 10 people will be picked out to make pictures on stage with the animes. If you are picked out, take your loved ones with you, so they can enjoy this moment with you. Yes, this is allowed 🙂

Warning : If you have a phobia of snakes, do not sit at the first 3 rows of the audience, rather sit more at the back. This is because there will be someone with a large albino python walking around the first 2 rows.

In the Big Cat Show, you will see a bit of the history of the tiger and why they are endangered. The tigers will demonstrate also their ability to climb a tree, swim, and other skills they possess. During this show, there is no interactivity with the audience.

We missed the elephant show and the Bali Agung show, to roam the park free, whilst everyone was at the show we enjoyed a calm park and premium seats for our safari.

Free roaming in the park

Free roaming is the best when you are with little ones. Children want to roam around free and run from here to there. There are enough animals to see and experience. At the bird area, you can even see some parrots roaming free. So missing out on the scheduled events and shows sometimes isn’t that bad. The petting zoo is a lot of fun for the small little ones, do spend some time if you are with kids.

The Siberian tiger or white tiger has its feeding scheduled at 2:30 pm. Before that, you can see the tiger pacing around waiting for food. Almost a bit aggressive running towards the window waiting for something to eat. Interesting to see while you are safe, you can see the tiger’s teeth and impatience for food around this time.

The Safari is the highlight of the park itself. You will take a drive through all kinds of areas with different animals. Each their own territory. It was amazing to see the Hippos eat. They are mostly in the water but we were lucky to see this. Behind the Rhino (tap/click to enlarge pictures and zoom) you can actually see the accommodation of the park. So you can take a hotel there and enjoy the park.

The Safari tour is an amazing and educational experience. Sit back and enjoy!

Uma Restaurant

Uma restaurant is not the one with the Lions! Last time we went to that restaurant there. It’s a nice and spacious restaurant with a playground for little children. Uma Restaurant is like a food court, you will get a separate bill for almost every order. We’ve received 3 bills. The Nasi Campur is a clean nice and spicy meal. The Pizza rendang, was very hard and tough to eat. it gave our jaws some aches. It was hard to chew. This is because of the dough. The salad was nice and refreshing, it came with balsamic vinegar for a bit of an acidic taste. yummy!

Verdict Bali Safari park

There is a huge improvement compared to when we visited Bali Safari Park during the pandemic . It’s an excellent place to visit for a day. I am not sure about staying there in a hotel. Might be very convenient for the evening visit and feeding the predators. The Safari Park comes with a hefty price ticket, but you can see and do a lot there. So I would say it’s worth it for a family outing, a date, or even for animal lovers to see the tropical animals of this park. I have included some pictures but there is so much more to see at Bali Safari Park.

I hope you liked this review and that you feel convinced in going! It’s a unique experience, especially the safari! You will come out enriched with newly found knowledge

If you’re planning to do more in one day, also check out Tirta Gangga , because that’s about 1.5 hours drive from there

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We first went to the Bali Safari & Marine Park in 2013 and we loved it. We went yesterday and what a total different experience. I would like to say it was nice but it was an absolute rip you off experience from start to finish. We paid at the entrance a bit over $310.00AU ($77.50AU each) for four of us, while the locals basically pay nothing…. Worst part at the entrance was our driver did not take a white piece of paper at the entrance gate and we could not enter with out it…anyhow a good 20minutes later they just scanned another driver’s ticket and we could enter. The toilets were putrid and looked liked they had not been cleaned in months and did not have toilet paper (strongly recommend BYO toilet paper in case!). The displays in parts were missing animal exhibits and the shows were so loud I reckon I have suffered hearing loss. The small roller coaster (not that we went for that) used to be free for kids…not now at least for tourists as we were asked to pay 30k Rp while the locals went on for free. All in all it is so obvious the zoo will extract as much money from a tourist as it can. We have been to many many zoos all over the world and I recommend saving you money for another activity or a trip if you are from AU to a zoo like Dubbo. This zoo is clearly charging entrance prices (for tourists) in excess of quite a few around the world and I just did not see the value or get a positive experience from start to finish for the price for an average family.

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Hotel at Taman Safari Bali, this African themed resort gives a unique holiday experience with safari-inspired ambiance and accommodation. Located within the grounds of the Taman Safari Bali, all lodges feature an open-air terrace giving guests the opportunity to observe different animals at close range.

Mara River Safari Lodge Hotel is one of the best family-friendly retreats in Bali. With 45 fully-equipped rooms and facilities that reflect the rustic charm of the African Safari.

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Swala Deluxe Room

This deluxe ground level retreat is enveloped by indigenous long grass and foliage to recreate the sensation of communing with nature. Swala is a unique suite for quality time out to unwind and seek personal rejuvenation of body, mind, and spirit. This room is located on the ground floor and overlooking the animals roam.

Twiga Suite Room

With a backdrop that exposes the raw beauty of wild animals in a rugged habitat, Twiga is an inviting retreat that evokes serenity. It is an escape from everyday reality to rediscover the simple pleasures of Mother Nature. This room is located on the second floor (next to Tandala Suite) and come up with balcony that overlooking the animals roam.

Kifaru Family Room

Kifaru is a well appointed bungalow that is ideal for a family with just two children. It is essentially a fun setting with ethnic African touches that provides absolute comfort and convenience. The room is overlooking the Kiboko Swimming Pool.

Tembo Family Room

Catering exclusively for an extended family unit or a small group of friends, Tembo is a spacious bungalow characterized by a separate living cum dining area. The room is overlooking the Kiboko Swimming Pool.

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