Bali Zoo
Bali
Bali Zoo
A family of zoo lions flanks the zoo's very entrance. White tigers, Sumatran tigers, Sumatran elephants, kangaroos, orangutans, sun bears, binturongs, and deer are among the world's rarest faunas that can be seen on the walk. Reptiles including pythons, iguanas, green snakes, and turtles can be seen among the tropical flora. The Bali Zoo provides a captivating array of unique activities. For instance, Breakfast with Orangutan physically sets a table for your family and the amiable monkey, while the Night Zoo allows visitors to explore the zoo grounds in the dark.
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Best time to visit
How to reach Bali Zoo
- By Car/Taxi: Bali Zoo is about 15 minutes from Ubud and 45–60 minutes from Denpasar, Kuta, or Sanur. The park is on Jalan Raya Singapadu, Sukawati, Gianyar. Parking is plentiful and taxi/rideshare drop-off is easy, just arrange your return trip in advance.
- By Shuttle: Some hotels and tour agencies offer shuttle transfers. Book in advance or request this service with your ticket.
- By Bus: Local buses run on routes connecting Ubud and Denpasar to the main road near the zoo, but private cars/taxis are often more efficient for families.
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Suggested Duration - 2 HoursHighlights of Bali Zoo
- See Indonesia's diverse mammals, birds, and reptiles at the renowned Bali Zoo, the island's first and only zoological park, which spans 12 hectares.
- Explore the first zoological park in Bali and learn about the distinctive behaviors of over 500 exotic wild creatures.
- Discover the zoo's several zones to witness a variety of wild animals in a lush, tropical setting, including tigers, elephants, zebras, and lemurs.
- Introducing Gandhi, the cute orangutan who enjoys sunbathing and eating sweet bananas every morning with his mother, Dara.
Point of Interests!
General Animal Exhibits
Explore vibrant habitats showcasing a diverse line-up: Sumatran elephants, Bengal tigers, African lions, orangutans, sun bears, cassowaries, crocodiles, deer, wallabies, gibbons, and a menagerie of birds, reptiles, and local wildlife. The exhibits are arranged as naturalistic zones, making every str
Breakfast with Orangutans
Dine with powerful orangutans at the Bali Zoo. The restaurant within the zoo serves a variety of regional and foreign cuisines in addition to letting guests eat with orangutans. Coffee enthusiasts should not pass up the renowned Balinese Kopi Tubruk.
Elephant Mud Fun & Elephant Expedition
The zoo's Bali Elephant Sanctuary allows visitors to interact closely with the magnificent elephants. You can get a close-up look at these enormous, harmless animals, play with them, feed them, and give them a bath in a large mud pond. With the assistance of a local guide who also looks after these
Night Safari (Nocturnal Tour)
Explore the Bali Zoo's nighttime wonders, where you may interact closely with exotic lions, orangutans, freshwater crocodiles, elephants, and other untamed inhabitants. After an exhilarating jungle excursion, enjoy a magnificent buffet to sate your palate just meters from the lion's enclosure for a
Jungle Splash Water Play
This watery haven, tucked away in the grounds of the Bali Zoo, provides a brief break from the intense Bali heat. The water park, which features a small lagoon with kid-friendly forts, was created with the interests and requirements of the Zoo's youngest visitors in mind. In addition, Jungle Splash
Petting Zoo / Contact Zoo
Petting Zoo is a family-friendly interactive experience that lets visitors get up close and personal with the zoo's young animals. The timor deer, sitatungas, and small bunnies can now be petted, held, and fed by both adults and children in the dedicated zoo pen.
Tips to visit Bali Zoo
- Book interactive programs (Breakfast with Orangutans, Elephant Mud Fun, Night Safari) online and well in advance, these sell out fast, especially on weekends and holidays.
- Arrive early for a cooler, more comfortable visit and to experience animal feeding and play sessions at their peak.
- Dress in lightweight, comfortable clothes; bring swimsuits/towels for Jungle Splash, and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty for Elephant Mud Fun.
- Carry water, sunscreen, insect repellent, and hats.
- Keep an eye on young children, especially around open animal areas and near water attractions.
- Most animal encounters have age/height restrictions, check details before booking.
- No outside food or drink is allowed (except baby food); various eateries and cafés serve local and international fare inside the park.
- Combine your zoo trip with a visit to nearby Ubud or other Gianyar attractions for a full-day Bali adventure.
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