At a Glance
- Original name: Taman Safari Bali
- Where: Gianyar regency, east of Sanur
- What it is: Indonesia's largest safari park
- Scale: 40 ha, over 1,000 animals from more than 100 species
- Time needed: half a day to a full day
- Getting there: ~30–40 minutes from Sanur/Ubud
Bali Safari Park (Taman Safari Bali) is Indonesia's largest safari park, in Gianyar regency and a member of the World Association of Zoos (WAZA). Across 40 hectares in near-natural settings live more than 1,000 animals from over 100 species — from Sumatran tigers, rhinos and elephants to Komodo dragons and giraffes. Guests ride through the habitats on a safari bus and watch themed shows.
Why Visit
It's a full-day family attraction: a safari drive past the animals, shows, a water park and evening programmes. It suits families with children and anyone wanting a zoo, entertainment and shows in one place.
What You'll See and Do
- A safari bus ride through zones with tigers, rhinos, elephants, giraffes and dragons.
- Shows of animals, tigers and elephants; the theatrical Bali Agung performance.
- The Water Play park, an elephant ride, di
er in a restaurant overlooking tigers.
- Night Safari — watching the animals after dark and a fire show.
When to Visit and What to Know
Allow half a day to a day; programmes and shows run on a schedule — check the times on site.
- There are various packages (day, with an elephant ride, night safari) — choose by interest.
- Bring water, sunscreen and a change of clothes if you plan to use the water park.
Combine Your Trip
- Sanur and the southeast beaches.
- Ubud with the Monkey Forest and rice terraces.
- Batuan Temple on the way toward Ubud.
FAQ
What is Bali Safari Park known for? It's Indonesia's largest safari park (40 ha, 1,000+ animals) with a drive past the animals, shows, a water park and a night safari.
Is it suitable for children? Yes, it's a full-day family attraction with shows and a water park.
How much time should I allow? Half a day to a full day — depending on the package you choose.
Excursions visiting Bali Safari
