Bali Bird Park is spread across more than 2 hectares and is designed as a tropical botanical garden that recreates the natural habitats of birds from different continents. Over 1,300 birds from 250 species reside here, including birds from Indonesia, Africa, South America, and Australia. The park is recognized as one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of Indonesian avifauna globally.

The park places a strong emphasis on the conservation of endangered species, operating an on-site breeding, research, and veterinary center. Notable programs include the successful breeding of rare birds like the Bird of Paradise and the Hornbill. Exhibits are divided geographically, allowing visitors to explore birds in diverse environments, from the rainforests of Papua to the African savanna, with many birds flying freely in expansive, open aviaries.

The environment within Bali Bird Park is shady and rich with tropical flora, featuring over 52 species of palm trees and various rainforest fruit trees, making it an impressive botanical setting as well as a bird sanctuary. Daily bird shows, such as the Free Flight Show, and feeding sessions provide valuable opportunities for visitors to get close and learn about the birds' natural behaviors.

In addition to the bird exhibits, the park also houses the Bali Reptile Park within the same complex, adding a dimension of learning about Indonesia's diverse biodiversity. A visit here is an educational and entertaining blend of wildlife and ecosystem studies. Your presence directly supports the park's global conservation efforts.

• Private Car/Taxi/Hired Driver: This is the most convenient option from major tourist areas like Ubud, Sanur, Kuta, or Seminyak. Travel time is approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the starting location.

• Rented Motorcycle: A more agile and budget-friendly option for independent travelers, though caution is advised while driving.

• Best Visiting Time: The best time to visit is early morning (9:00 AM) when the birds are most active and the weather is cooler, allowing for optimal viewing of natural bird activity.

• Footwear and Equipment: Wear comfortable walking shoes for navigating the large area. It is also recommended to bring a hat or umbrella for sun or rain protection, as many areas are outdoors.

• Viewing: Allocate time to catch the several free flight shows held throughout the day, as these offer the closest viewing opportunities for beautiful avians in motion.

• Food and Drinks: Restaurants and cafes are available within the park, but it is wise to carry drinking water with you to stay hydrated.

• Travel Planning: Allocate approximately 4 hours to fully explore both the Bali Bird Park and the adjacent Bali Reptile Park, including time for shows.

Admission Fee:

• Indonesian visitors: Adults 150,000 IDR, Children 75,000 IDR

• Foreign visitors: Adults 385,000 IDR, Children 192,500 IDR

• These rates are approximate and may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.

Opening Hours:

• Open daily: 09:00 – 17:30 

• Note: Bird shows begin in the morning. Please check the daily schedule at the information counter.