BALI ELEPHANT SAFARI PARK
Don't leave Bali without visiting these truly unique and spectacular Indonesian Elephants. Located in the cool jungle forest of Desa Taro, (20 mins north of Ubud Bali), the Elephant Safari Park offers you the chance to feed and interact with these wonderful creatures in a natural setting. A 30 minute Elephant Safari ride is available to those who wish to do more than just look. Then watch the Elephants as they take a bath, immersing themselves in the cool waters of the lake. learn more about the elephants ancestry and diversity at the Park's historical and graphic displays. The Park's exclusive museum contains the only full size mammoth skeleton replica in the Southern Hemisphere. A large gift shop has a massive selection of everything you can imagine regarding elephants. Bali Elephant Safaris are suitable for all ages.
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BALI BIRD PARK
Enter the fascinating world of exotic sights and sounds... at Bali Bird Park. Hundreds of the world's rarest and most beautiful birds greet you as you stroll through tropical gardens. The variety and radiance of Indonesian parrots will captivate and enthrall you and rare Cassowaries, Black Palm Cockatoos, Hornbills and one of the world's largest and most varied collection of Birds of Paradise will fascinate you .As you stroll throughout the park, your eyes will continually alight on a multitude of diverse palms and rich tropical flora. Wander through the mist-shrouded walk-in aviary, home to free flying birds in a dense rainforest setting. With the advanced nursery and fully trained staff, BALI BIRD PARK is a caring home for birds and an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. ENTER HERE for more info.
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BALI BARAT NATIONAL PARK
Almost the whole of the western tip of Bali, covering an area of over 750 square km, has been set aside as a coservation area. Included within the park's boundaries are open savanahs, rainforests, mangrove swamps, coral reefs and Pulau Menjangan (Deer Island), a small island off the north coast of Bali. The park is a haven for a wide range of animals and birds, especially the endangered Bali Starling. Pulau Menjangan, home to the rare Java Deer, can also be visited and has very good diving and snorkelling. To enter the park you must be accompanied by an official guide and in possession of a park permit.
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BALI BUTTERFLY PARK
Taman Kupu Kupu, Jl. Batukaru, Sandan Wanasari, Tabanan Regency. 7 km from Tabanan on the way to Panebel, Lay the largest Butterfly Park of Asian. In this better place to relax with the whole family, you can find and see the most famous Bird wing Butterflies, Various kind endemic species from all over Indonesia. You can also learn about the effort to conserve them and before leaving stop offer to very special souvenir shop. Recently opened, Indonesia's only butterfly park is helping to study, breed and preserve many kinds of butterflies.
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BALI BOTANICAL GARDENS
Kebun Raya Eka Karya, Bedugul Bali. Established in 1959 these gardens cover over 120 hectares on the sllopes of Gunung Pohon (Tree Mountain). The gardens contain a huge collection of trees, nearly 500 varieties of orchid and are rich in birdlife. As a centre for the study of local plants, the gardens also boast a herbarium and library. From one area in the park, we can see Bratan lake below.
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BALI SANGEH MONKEY FOREST
Near the village of Sangeh Bali. This forest, of approximately 6 hectares, is filled with giant nutmeg trees that can grow up to 40m high. The main attractions here are the hordes of Balinese monkeys that inhabit both the trees and the temple, Pura Bukit Sari, located in the heart of the forest. Visitors should be aware that these monkeys are attracted to shiny objects, so cameras and jewellery should be left behind or well hidden under clothes or in a bag before setting off to explore Sangeh Bali.
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BALI TAMAN BUAYA & REPTILE
Bali Reptile & Crocodile Park, located in Werdhi Bhuana, near Mengwi. Step out of time into the fantastic world that awaits you at the Bali Reptile Park. Enter the dawn of time when Dinosaurs ruled the earth, Komodo Dragons stalked their prey and Crocodiles emerged from the swamps. The Bali Reptile Park can't give you Dinosaurs, but we still have the Komodo Dragons and Crocodiles, all part of Asia's most comprehensive collection of reptiles. This park houses not only four of the famous Komodo Dragons but also a large collection of crocodiles, lizards and snakes within large tropical gardens. "Feeding Time", a snake and magic show and even crocodile wrestling go to make this an unforgettable experience in Bali.
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UBUD MONKEY FOREST BALI
Ubud Bali. This forest is smaller than the one at Sangeh but the monkeys are just as wild. One of the green places in the city of Ubud. Located at the south of Monkey Forest Road, this small beatutiful forest is inhabited by a band of irascible gray monkeys. There is no statistic available on how many the number of monkeys in this forest. You may enter the forest to know more. A path beside a great banyan tree leads down to the bathing place inside a remnant of the dipterocarp forest that once covered all of Bali. We suggest that, especially to those who are a litle bit paranoid with this kind of animal, you should have a guide to accompany you entering the forest. This animal is rather sensitive to a paranoid attitude and often stand it for as a treat for himself.
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BLAHMANTUNG WATERFALL BALI
Near Pupuan, west Bali. Dropping over 100m, this waterfall is spectacular, especially during the rainy season. Be prepared for a bit of a trek up a steep, and at times rough, track to get there.
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GITGIT WATERFALL BALI
10km south of Singaraja Bali. Not far from the main road, Gitgit is an impressive 40m waterfall that gushes into a deep pool. A swim here can be very refreshing, although local legend has it that couples bathing here together will eventually separate.
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