Bali: Safari & Marine Park Ticket

At Bali Safari Marine Park
Meet various animals

African Safari Adventure in Bali! Visit Bali Safari Marine Park.

Home to over 1,000 animals, it offers an adventurous, fun and educational experience that goes beyond a simple safari. You ’ll encounter over 120 species, including rare and endangered species such as Komodo dragons, orangutans and Bali starlings.

Additionally, Bali Safari Marine Park is a wildlife conservation organization that actively works to ensure the survival and welfare of all animals.

Let me introduce you to some of the things to do here.

Animal Show
Get up close and personal with the animals on Bali Safari with Safari Rangers. We share fun facts and fascinating stories about the animals in our exciting educational animal shows.

Big Cat Show
A show that reminds us that tigers are part of Indonesian culture. Watch the amazing abilities of tigers at the Harimau Amphitheater. You can also learn about human efforts to protect tigers and the conflict between humans and tigers.

Elephant Show
It's a show where the audience can interact with the intelligent Sumatran elephants. Sit back and enjoy!

Bali Agung Show
The Bali Agung Show is a performance by over 150 Balinese dancers, showcasing the rich Balinese culture with a modern, state-of-the-art lighting and sound setup. Experience this magical show at Bali Safari Park.

Elephant Tracking
Enjoy the thrill of riding on the back of an elephant, the largest mammal in Asia, and enjoy the panoramic view of the African safari. Sit back, relax, and walk with them.

Water park
Cool off in the clear waters of the water park. Complete with water slides and pools for both adults and children, the water park is a great place to relax with a drink at the poolside café.

What animals can you meet?

In addition to representative animals such as tigers, elephants, lions, rhinoceroses, and hippos, you can also see hundreds of different animals of over 100 species, including rare and endangered animals such as deer, giraffes, meerkats, orangutans, binturongs, Komodo dragons, hyenas, and Bali starlings.