Bali Safari for Non-Indonesian ID Holder

Home to over a thousand amazing animals - Bali Safari Park is your destination for an adventurous, fun, educational experience. Our park is home to animals representing more than 100 species, including rare & endangered species - the Komodo Dragon, Orangutan and the Bali Starling bird. Bali Safari Park is at the frontline of wildlife conservation in Indonesia. We are actively involved in ensuring the future survival and wellbeing of many Indonesian animal species.

Big Cat Presentation (Based on Schedule), Elephant Presentation (Based on Schedule), Animal Presentation (Based on Schedule), Bali Agung (Based on Schedule), Safari Journey (1x)

Safari Journey – Ride a special tram through open habitats where lions, zebras, rhinos, and more roam freely!, Animal Encounters – Get up-close photo ops with orangutans, elephants, and exotic birds., Enjoy educational and entertaining performances featuring talented animals and passionate keepers.

Operation Hours: Please kindly visit Bali Safari Park official website for any updates of operation hours., Restrictions: For safety, always follow the written & spoken rules of Night Safari! Do not touch animals & always stay in your group during the walking safari., Dresscode: Make sure you wear comfortable clothing, including an outer layer to keep you warm just in case it gets cold., Dresscode: Despite being a tropical island, Bali Safari Park is located near the eastern beaches of Bali, and therefore has occasional light winds., Dresscode: Also, don’t forget to wear comfortable shoes as you’ll be spending a lot of time on your feet!, Dresscode: Night Safari takes is a tour through safari enclosure at night. It’s a good idea to apply mosquito repellant to make the experience more enjoyable., Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible.

Bali Safari Features - Animals Meet the Tigers of Bali Safari!: Tigers are as majestic as they appear. Because the tiger is the largest member of the "big cat" species, as it can weigh up to 350kg. Meanwhile, there are 6 subspecies of tigers in the world - Malayan tiger, South China Tiger, Indochinese Tiger, Sumatran Tiger, Bengal Tiger, and Siberian Tiger. They usually hunt for food in the late afternoons or at night for larger prey like wild pigs, deer, and, at times, monkeys and even frogs. Tigers need to feed on up to 27 kilograms of meat in one night, but more often they consume up to 6 kilograms of meat during a meal. Meet the tigers of Bali Safari! Meet the largest land mammals; Elephant at Bali Safari!: Bali Safari Park homes Sumatran elephants and has made conservation efforts to keep these clever creatures around for a long time. Elephants are known to be the largest land mammals and live in large groups, which are led by the most experienced female in the group. Females are usually able to give birth at the age of 10 years to a single calf after a 22 month pregnancy period. They need roughly 200kg of food daily, including grass, bamboo, nuts, and fruit. They drink about 150 liters of water per day. Meet the big cats!: Lions are the second largest cats in the world after the tiger and can be found in Sub-Saharan Africa (West African Lion) and in western India (Asiatic Lion). They live in grasslands and savannahs. Males are larger than females with a weigh up to 250 kg. In addition, male lions have mane, which is perhaps the most recognizable feature of the species. Both sexes have hairy tufts at the end of their tails. They can eat up to 8 kg of meat. Meet the river horse!: The third largest mammals on land are the hippopotamus. These animals can weigh up to 2000 kg. The common hippopotamus lives near rivers, lakes and mangrove swamps. During the day, they remain cool by staying in the water or mud; reproduction and childbirth both occur in water. They come out at dusk to graze on grasses. Meet the skin of steel!: The word rhinoceros is derived through Latin from the Ancient Greek, which is composed of rhino, "nose" and keras, "horn". There are five living species of Rhinoceros. The two African species, the white rhinoceros, and the black rhinoceros. So much more animals! Browse to see all the animals that we have given a loving home to here in the Bali Safari Park. Our Park is at the frontline of wildlife conservation in Indonesia. We are actively involved in ensuring the future survival and wellbeing of many Indonesian animal species. Get up close and personal with our animals at Bali Safari for a fun, adventurous, and educational Safari Journey! You can watch them roaming freely in their natural designed habitat while you are hopping on our special Bus for a Safari Journey! This bus literally transports you right to their natural habitats where you can spot deers, African hippos, and wildebeests roaming freely. Our park is designed so you can watch them closely, you will get to interact and play with the gang of meerkats, get to experience feeding the giraffe with your hands, and many more!

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