Handpicked experience · Bali
A starling that came within a handful of birds of extinction, and a tiger that ran out of island within one human lifetime.
See Bali's wonderful nature up close with a visit to Bali Zoo.
Explore Indonesia's exotic flora and fauna in the heart of Bali.
A visit to Bali's zoo is loads of fun for the whole family.
Only at Bali Zoo, you can meet a lot of animals from nearby!
Interact with the friendly elephants!
Plan your visit to Bali Zoo now and get free access to Jungle Splash Waterplay on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday!
Elevate your dining experience and be with elephants during dinner!
Experience a fun Elephant Mud activity!
Indonesian and Southeast Asian species in landscaped enclosures
A collection weighted toward the region's own species
A species found in the wild on this island and nowhere else
Somewhere to sit down between one section and the next
Paths laid out for a self-paced visit
A one-day general admission ticket to Bali Zoo, giving access to the walkways, viewing areas and visitor facilities, with keeper talks and feeding demonstrations running through the day.
Look for a small white starling with a blue mask and a long crest. That is the Bali myna, found in the wild nowhere on earth except this island, and it came within a few individuals of extinction — by the early 2000s the wild population had fallen to single figures, driven almost entirely by trapping for the cage-bird trade. Captive breeding across Indonesian and international collections is the reason there are any left at all. It is the island's official emblem, and the one animal here whose survival genuinely turned on zoos.
Bali had its own tiger. It was smaller than the mainland subspecies, and it was hunted and squeezed out of a shrinking forest until the last confirmed animal was killed in the late 1930s. No photograph of a living Bali tiger is known to exist, and no zoo anywhere holds one. On an island this size, an animal that large ran out of room within a single human lifetime.
Beyond general admission, the zoo sells close-contact experiences — feeding sessions, guided encounters and photo opportunities with particular animals. They are not part of this ticket and are booked separately at the gate or in advance. They involve direct proximity to animals, and whether that appeals is a matter for you; the general admission route shows you the collection without any of it.
Go early. Animals are most active in the cool of the morning, the paths are shaded unevenly, and by midday both the heat and the crowds peak. Talk and feeding times are posted daily rather than fixed, so a schedule you find online may not match the day you visit.
Transport is not included and the zoo is outside the main resort areas, so arrange a driver or taxi both ways before you set out. Food and drink inside are bought on site, and the ticket admits you once — leaving means the visit is over.
Open it to pick a date and work out the price.
What the fare covers, and what to budget for separately.
The practical detail, and the answers people actually ask for.
The Bali myna, found in the wild only on this island. Its wild population fell to single figures in the early 2000s, almost entirely through trapping for the cage-bird trade, and captive breeding is why any remain.
Yes, a smaller subspecies hunted and squeezed out until the last confirmed animal was killed in the late 1930s. No photograph of a living one is known, and no zoo holds one.
No. Feeding sessions, guided encounters and photo opportunities are sold separately, at the gate or in advance, and involve direct proximity to animals.
Times are posted at the entrance on the day rather than fixed in advance, so check the board when you arrive instead of relying on a schedule found online.
The first hour after opening. Animals settle down as the heat builds, and the difference in how much you actually see is considerable.
No. Fix a return journey before you go — this is not somewhere with taxis waiting at the exit.
No — the ticket admits you once for the selected date. Leaving ends the visit.
Yes, cafés and kiosks are open to general ticket holders, but food, drinks and souvenirs are bought separately.