Bali Zoo Tickets

Make Bali Zoo a part of your itinerary if you're planning a trip to the Island of the Gods! While Bali is famous for its beaches, waterfalls, hills, and rice fields, did you know there's another side of the island that offers exciting activities for families and friends? Consider visiting Bali Zoo, a wildlife park home to around 350 rare animals.

Here, you can see various bird species like eagles, starlings, and peacocks across its 12-hectare grounds. You'll also find mammals such as Sumatran tigers, African lions, bears, camels, and kangaroos. Not to mention reptiles, including Komodo dragons, crocodiles, and snakes.

Established in 2002, Bali Zoo Park is the second-largest zoo on the island after Bali Safari & Marine Park. For a complete guide, check out the details on opening hours, fun activities, and the latest Bali Zoo ticket prices below.

Bali Zoo Ticket Prices

General Admission

• [Indonesian Citizens] Bali Zoo Entrance Ticket (Valid for KTP & KITAS holders): Rp 126,000
• [International Tourists] Bali Zoo Entrance Ticket (Valid for passport holders): Rp 355,500

Special Packages & Combos

• [Indonesian Citizens] Elephant Expedition + Entrance Ticket: Rp 495,000
• Breakfast with Orangutan (Refundable): Rp 697,500
• Zoo Explorer with Round-Trip Hotel Transfer: Rp 828,000
• [COMBO] Breakfast with Orangutan + Round-Trip Hotel Transfer: Rp 877,500
• [International Tourists] Elephant Expedition: Rp 1,089,000
• Elephant Mud Fun: Rp 1,305,000
• [COMBO] Breakfast with Orangutan + Elephant Expedition: Rp 1,350,000
• [COMBO] Breakfast with Orangutan + Elephant Expedition + Round-Trip Hotel Transfer: Rp 1,440,000
• Elephant Mud Fun with Round-Trip Hotel Transfer: Rp 1,485,000
• [International Tourists] Elephant Expedition with Round-Trip Hotel Transfer: Rp 1,489,500

You can book these tickets easily through Traveloka, which often offers special promotions and deals.

Exciting Activities at Bali Zoo

1. Caring for Elephants with a Mahout

A mahout is a person who takes care of elephants. Bali Zoo has professional mahouts who are experienced in handling Sumatran elephants. These mahouts will show you how to properly care for elephants. Taking care of elephants will be a unique and unforgettable holiday experience for you. This activity is the only one of its kind offered in zoos across Indonesia. Here, you’ll be taught how to bathe, play in the mud with, and scrub elephants. If you want to join this activity, you must register 48 hours in advance.

2. Elephant Ride

There is an activity called “Elephant Expedition” where you can ride an elephant while exploring the jungle. This activity lasts for 20 minutes.

3. Petting Zoo

After enjoying close encounters with a variety of animals at Bali Zoo, you and your little ones can also feed several animals at this Bali attraction. The animals you can feed include deer, elephants, meerkats, lemurs, and lions or tigers. This activity comes at an additional cost, as it is not included in the general admission ticket. You can do this activity from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM. For certain animals like lemurs, meerkats, and lions or tigers, feeding can only be purchased on the spot and only by card payment (non-cash).

4. Jungle Splash Waterplay

Bali Zoo also features a waterpark that’s a favorite among children. This attraction is included in the general admission ticket, so no extra fee is required. Designed for kids, this waterpark offers fun features like slides and water fountains.

5. African Savannah Experience

The Savannah is a replica of the wide African grasslands, where you can see various animals living in a savannah ecosystem. You will encounter lions, the kings of the savannah, and may even get a chance to feed them. Besides lions, you can also see snakes, hyenas, and ostriches. This area features Instagram-worthy photo spots. Photos taken here give the impression that you’re truly in the African savannah.

6. Photo Opportunity at Kampung Sumatra 360

One of the must-visit attractions is Kampung Sumatra 360, located at the top of a tall building and known as the Rooftop 360 Selfie Point. To reach this spot, visitors can use the elevator located in Kampung Sumatra. Once at the top, you’ll be greeted with breathtaking natural views around Bali Zoo. Here, you can take photos in designated selfie areas. There is also a transparent glass walkway that offers a thrilling experience for those who dare to test their fear of heights.

Facilities at Bali Zoo

1. Parking Area

The parking area at Bali Zoo is designed for convenience and security for visitors arriving by private vehicle. Located near the entrance, it has ample space to accommodate a large number of vehicles. Parking attendants are available to help visitors find an available spot.

2. Toilets

There are several strategically placed toilet locations throughout the Bali Zoo complex, making them easily accessible when needed. Each toilet area is fully equipped with seated toilets, urinals, clean water sinks with soap, and hand dryers. The toilets are also well-maintained and regularly cleaned during operating hours, ensuring a comfortable and hygienic experience.

3. Restaurants and Cafés

Bali Zoo offers a variety of restaurants and cafés where visitors can enjoy delicious food in a pleasant setting. Each establishment serves a range of local and international dishes. Dining areas include both indoor and outdoor seating, some with stunning views of nature or zoo activities. Visitors can relax and enjoy their meals while taking in the scenery.

4. Savannah and Rooftop 360 Selfie Point

The Savannah at Bali Zoo is a replica of Africa’s vast grasslands, complete with animals typically found in that ecosystem. One of the highlights is the lion, the main attraction in this area. Visitors can observe and even feed lions, creating an unforgettable experience. Meanwhile, the Rooftop 360 Selfie Point is located atop a tall building, offering spectacular panoramic views of Bali Zoo and its surroundings. Here, visitors can take selfies with stunning backdrops and brave the transparent glass walkway at height.

5. Souvenir Shop

The souvenir shop at Bali Zoo offers a variety of unique and adorable items to remember your visit. Visitors can find a wide selection of souvenirs such as keychains, animal plush toys, T-shirts, hats, and traditional Balinese trinkets.

6. Wildlife Rescue Center

Bali Zoo also serves as a wildlife rescue center dedicated to conservation and the protection of endangered animals. These conservation efforts aim to provide shelter, care, and rehabilitation for animals in need. Rehabilitation is available for animals that are injured, displaced from their natural habitats, or rescued from illegal trade. Animals under care can be seen at the nursery & animal clinic area near Gibbon Island. Visitors at Bali Zoo can learn about endangered species and the conservation challenges faced by wildlife around the world.

Bali Zoo Show Schedule

To get the best experience at Bali Zoo, visitors can enjoy a variety of animal shows and interactive sessions. Below is the schedule of the available performances at Bali Zoo.

Animal Presentations & Encounters

• Animal Presentation (Green Stage): 12:00 – 12:20 WITA
• Animal Encounter (Central Food Village): 13:00 – 13:30 WITA
• Bird Presentation (Kampung Sumatra Stage): 14:30 – 14:50 WITA

Keeper Talks

• Silvery Gibbon (Silvery Gibbon Exhibit): 10:15 – 10:25 WITA
• Lemur (Aviary): 10:45 – 10:55 WITA
• Tiger (Tiger Trail Kampung Sumatra): 13:30 – 13:40 WITA
• Saltwater Crocodile (Saltwater Crocodile Enclosure): 13:50 – 14:00 WITA (Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday only)
• Elephant (Kampung Sumatra): 14:00 – 14:10 WITA
• Otter (Otter Enclosure): 14:30 – 14:40 WITA

Bali Zoo Opening Hours

Bali Zoo operates from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with the last ticket redemption at 4:00 PM. To ensure a smooth visit, book your tickets through Traveloka and avoid long queues.

Location & How to Get to Bali Zoo

Bali Zoo is located on Jalan Raya Singapadu Batuan, Sukawati, Gianyar, Bali, about 6 km from Denpasar, which takes around 30 minutes by car from Kuta. If you are coming from Ubud, the journey will take approximately 20 minutes. To reach Bali Zoo, you can use a private vehicle, an online taxi, or rent a car or motorbike.

1. By Private Vehicle

Follow Jalan Raya Ubud - Gianyar and look for the signs leading to Bali Zoo. If you are coming from Ngurah Rai International Airport, take the exit toward Ngurah Rai Toll Road/Jalan Tol Bali Mandara and continue straight on the toll road. After exiting towards Denpasar/Sanur, follow the route leading to Jl. Nusa Dua Bandara Ngurah Rai via Mandara Toll Road/Benoa Toll Road. Continue driving straight along Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai, then turn right onto Jl. Raya Singapadu, where you will find Bali Zoo on your right.

2. By Public Transportation

For those using public transportation, there are a few options. From Denpasar, you can take a bus to Gianyar, then continue your journey with an ojek (motorcycle taxi) or a regular taxi to reach Bali Zoo. If you are coming from Ngurah Rai International Airport, take an airport taxi to Terminal Ubung, then hop on a Trans Gianyar bus on the Gianyar - Ubud route. Get off at Gianyar Station, and from there, you can take an ojek or taxi to reach Bali Zoo.

Get ready for an exciting adventure and a chance to meet incredible wildlife at Bali Zoo. Book your tickets now through Traveloka and enjoy exclusive promotions!