Bali Zoo

Operating hours :- 9:00 to 17:00 English
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Overview

A visit to Bali Zoo in Ubud offers an engaging and educational wildlife experience surrounded by tropical greenery. Guests can explore well-maintained animal habitats and enjoy close-up encounters with a variety of exotic species. Highlights include breakfast with orangutans, where you dine alongside playful primates, and elephant feeding with an optional mud bath for a fun, interactive moment. The experience feels both immersive and family-friendly, combining learning with entertainment. The “Behind Closed Doors” tour adds extra depth, offering insights into animal care and conservation efforts. Overall, Bali Zoo delivers a memorable mix of adventure, education, and meaningful wildlife interaction for all ages.

  • Inclusions
  • Lunch
  • Towel
  • Zoo Admission
  • Mud fun activity with Elephant
  • Welcome tea or coffee and snack
  • Insurance
  • Exclusions
  • Tipping the guide
  • Round Trip Transfer

    Note :- Please check Option wise inclusions before booking 
  • A valid government-issued photo ID or passport is mandatory for entry.
  • Your booking is subject to availability and reconfirmation for your selected date.
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
  • This ticket is not valid for Indonesian passport holders.
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off are provided only from centrally located hotels in Bali.
  • There are no refunds, amendments, or cancellations for unused, missed, partially used, or no-show visits.
  • Outside food and beverages may not be allowed inside the venue.
  • Rayna Tours and the venue are not liable for loss, injury, damage, delay, or inconvenience during your visit.
  • Entry can be refused for non-compliance with venue rules, safety guidelines, or dress code.
  • Expect possible waiting time during peak hours, weekends, or public holidays.

Discover an unforgettable wildlife adventure at Bali Zoo, one of Ubud’s top family-friendly attractions, offering immersive experiences in a lush tropical setting. With a standard entry ticket, explore diverse animal habitats and enjoy interactive encounters throughout the park. Elevate your visit with the popular breakfast with orangutans, where you can dine alongside these fascinating primates in a unique setting. For a more hands-on experience, choose tickets that include elephant feeding and a fun mud bath session, allowing you to connect closely with these gentle giants. Maximize your day with a combo package that includes entry, breakfast with orangutans, and elephant mud fun for a complete wildlife journey. For something truly special, opt for the “Behind Closed Doors” experience at Bali Zoo, offering exclusive access to animal care areas and expert insights. Perfect for families, couples, and nature lovers, Bali Zoo promises a memorable and educational day out.

Child age: 2-12 Yrs

Infant age: 0-2 Yrs

Non Refundable

  • In case Tours or Tickets cancelled after Booking 100 % charges will be applicable.
  • It is Mandatory that all Guests carry their Photo Identity Proof as it needs to be presented at the time of your Check In at the Hotel. 
  • Hotel Rooms are subject to its availability.The Hotel Check In & Check Out time will be as per the Hotel Policy.Any early Check In or late Checkout is also on its availability with an additional charge.
  • The Prices for the Packages or Government Taxes are subject to change without any prior notice.  
  • For all tours, the seating arrangement will be done by our tour representatives, depending on its availability.
  • In line with travel programs or sometimes due to factors like traffic conditions, there will be changes in pick up and drop off timing.
  • Our tours are suitable for people of all age groups. Kids aged below three years can accompany at parents’ own risk. Moreover, if the seating is arranged on sharing basis, kids should be seated on parents’ lap.
  • Rayna Tours or its staff will not assume responsibility of any kind of damage, loss or theft of cash, ornaments, or other valuables left unattended in the vehicle or touristic spots.
  • Our tours do not include dining; however we can arrange it upon request with an Additional charge.
  • Charges apply for services not included in the package.  
  • Tour start time mentioned on Rayna’s website may vary up to 30 to 60 minutes.
  • Before making a tour reservation, it is extremely significant that you carefully read and understand all terms and conditions pertaining to its pricing, inclusions, and timing.
  • Littering public places may result in strict penalties.
  • Refrain from smoking in public places.
  • Be respectful to local customs and rule, and don’t attempt to make any kind of public display of affection.

 Since terms and conditions apply for discount, promotions and deals, we advise you to get in touch with our tour specialists to obtain more information on it, prior to making a booking. They are just a phone call away on 020-66838832

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