Held at Kampung Gajah daily from 11:35am–12pm and 4:30pm–4:55pm, focusing on elephant behavior and conservation. Arrive early for central seating.
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Quick overview
- Access included: Entry covers Safari Journey tram rides, animal presentations, park zones, and Varuna underwater show access on select tickets; meal inclusions vary by package.
- Zones & highlights: African savannah, tiger and elephant habitats, Jungle Odyssey, Pachamaya, Marine Safari aquarium, and the Varuna underwater theater.
- Shows & feedings: Elephant, tiger, dolphin, and sealion presentations run at fixed times; arrive 10–15 minutes early for seats.
- Ways to explore: Explore by tram safari, walking trails, marine zones, live shows, or seated Varuna dining experiences.
- Queues & timing: Peak hours are 11am–3pm; online tickets reduce ticket desk waits, not security or boarding lines.
- Best upgrade: Varuna Premium includes lunch or dinner, drinks, wine, and a photo souvenir alongside premium show seating.
- Visit duration: Plan 4–6 hours; a full day if combining safari rides, marine park zones, Varuna, or dining experiences.

What to expect at Bali Safari and Marine Park

Step into a safari-style park
Enter a large wildlife park in Gianyar and begin with the Safari Journey tram or Marine Safari zones. Most visits take 4–6 hours depending on shows, dining, and add-ons.
Safari Journey: the main draw
Board a guided tram and pass zebras, rhinos, lions, and more in open habitats. Animals often move close to the vehicles, creating a safari-style experience.
Marine Safari & Varuna
Explore indoor marine zones with sharks, reef species, and aquatic habitats, then watch the Varuna underwater theatrical show with daytime or dinner packages.
Shows and animal presentations
Watch elephant, tiger, dolphin, and sealion presentations focused on behavior and conservation. Popular sessions fill quickly, especially midday.
Interact and learn
Animal encounters, photo ops, and feeding sessions add hands-on moments. Educational messaging around endangered species runs throughout the park.
Upgrade your visit
Choose Night Safari for after-dark wildlife viewing, or upgrade to Varuna Premium and VIP Rhino packages for dining, express access, and extra experiences.
Which Bali Safari and Marine Park ticket is best for you
| Ticket type | Includes | Why pick this | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
Day Safari + Lunch | Entry, 1 bus safari, tiger & elephant shows, lunch | Covers core safari + meal | Rp900,000 |
VIP Day Safari + Lunch | Entry, unlimited safari rides, shows, elephant care, photo, water zone, lunch | More safari rides + added activities | Rp900,000+ |
Night Safari | Entry, walking + caged tram safari, animal encounter, fire show | Nocturnal animals + evening format | Rp1,200,000 |
Night Safari + Dinner | Everything in Night Safari + BBQ dinner | Full evening with meal included | Rp900,000+ |
Marine Safari (Seahorse) | Entry, dolphin show, Pachamaya, Jungle Odyssey | Basic marine experience | Rp650,000 |
Marine Safari + Lunch (Clownfish) | Entry, dolphin + sealion shows, lunch, water play | Adds meal + more shows | Rp650,000+ |
Marine Safari VIP (Dolphin) | Entry, dolphin interaction, shows, lunch & tea | Animal interaction | Rp650,000+ |
Varuna Show (Regular) | Underwater show, marine safari, zones, drinks | Show-led visit with park access | Rp649,000 |
Varuna Show + Meal (Deluxe/Premium) | Show, marine safari, 3-course meal, extras | Adds dining + premium seating | Rp649,000+ |
Things to know before booking your tickets to Bali Safari and Marine Park
- Booking window: Tickets are dynamic and often sell out on weekends and holidays. Book at least 2–5 days in advance during peak seasons.
- What standard tickets include: Base entry covers Safari Journey, animal presentations, and main zones. Meals, encounters, and marine access depend on your variant.
- Ticket differences matter: Names like Dragon, Rhino, Night Safari, and Marine Safari reflect inclusions, not routes. Always check what’s included before booking.
- Exploration modes: Core experience is tram-based; walking zones and shows fill the rest. VIP tickets add more safari rides and faster access to layers.
- Marine vs safari: Marine Safari is a separate product focused on aquarium and marine shows. Choose a combo if you want both land and sea experiences.
- Night Safari access: Requires a separate ticket with fixed evening slots, limited capacity, and a structured program with dinner and shows.
- Costs beyond entry: Food, animal encounters, and souvenirs are extra. Vegetarian meals and dietary requests can usually be accommodated at select restaurants with advance notice, and halal-friendly options may be available for some dining experiences.
- Crowds and timing: Peak crowds occur late morning to afternoon. Early arrival improves safari visibility and reduces wait times.
Bali Safari & Marine Park maps

Bali Safari and Marine Park zones & exhibits

Safari Journey habitats
The core route runs through Indonesia, India, and Africa-inspired zones where animals roam in open enclosures. Expect zebras, rhinos, lions, and deer moving freely around your tram. This is the anchor experience and should be done early in your visit.
Elephant & tiger zones
Dedicated areas host the park’s main presentations. Elephants demonstrate trained behaviors tied to conservation messaging, while tiger zones focus on natural instincts and habitat awareness. These are structured, timed experiences rather than free-roam viewing.
Marine Safari aquarium
A newer indoor zone with freshwater and marine ecosystems, including sharks and reef fish. It works as a mid-day break and adds a second “aquarium-style” layer to what is otherwise a land-based safari park.
Balinese cultural village
Kampung Bali recreates a traditional village setting with architecture, crafts, and cultural context. It acts as a transition space between animal zones and show venues.
Water play & Fun Zone
A small but functional area with slides, splash zones, and rides. Included in select tickets, it helps break up the visit, especially for families staying 4+ hours.
Animal presentations & shows

Elephant education show

Tiger presentation
Hosted at the Harimau Amphitheater daily from 11am–11:20am and 2pm–2:20pm, showcasing tiger agility, instincts, and natural behaviors.

Pachamaya, dolphin & sealion shows
Marine Safari Bali features dolphin and sealion presentations alongside the Pachamaya cultural show. Performances run throughout the day between 9am and 5pm.

Night Safari fire dance
Part of the 6pm–9pm Night Safari program in the Mara River area, usually scheduled after the tram safari and before or during dinner.
Animals to look out for at Bali Safari and Marine Park

Komodo dragon
Where: Safari route/reptile zones
See one of Indonesia’s most iconic reptiles up close. These rare giants are a key conservation species and a highlight of the park’s native wildlife focus.




Visiting Bali Safari and Marine Park with kids
Bali Safari is built as a full-day family attraction, with a mix of wildlife, shows, and play zones that keep children engaged without long stretches of walking. The tram-based Safari Journey is especially useful for younger kids, offering close animal viewing without fatigue.
Kid-friendly features include:
- Safari Journey tram: Sit-through experience with animals moving close to the vehicle, easy for all ages
- Shows & presentations: Elephant and tiger shows run at intervals, adding structured breaks to the day
- Water play & Fun Zone: Splash areas and small rides give kids a chance to cool off and reset
- Dining options: On-site restaurants and cafés make it easy to plan meals without leaving the park
- Rest & pacing: Mix of indoor zones, shaded areas, and seated shows helps manage heat and energy levels
Overall, the park works best when paced with breaks between safari, shows, and play zones.
Plan your visit to Bali Safari and Marine Park

Day Safari: Daily from 9am to 5:30pm
Night Safari: Daily from 6pm to 9pm
Night Safari ticket redemption: 5pm to 8pm
Last Night Safari tram boarding: Around 7:15pm from Mara Lobby
Safari Journey duration: Around 30–40 minutes per loop
Tiger presentation: Daily at 11am and 2pm
Elephant presentation: Daily at 11:35am and 4:30pm
Note: Most day visits take 4–6 hours, while Night Safari experiences typically last 2–3 hours.
- Visit on weekday mornings between 9am and 10am for cooler weather, more active animals, and shorter queues.
- The dry season from April to October is generally the most comfortable time for outdoor exploration, while weekends, school holidays, and peak travel months like July, August, and late December tend to be busier.

Address: Jl. Prof. Dr. Ida Bagus Mantra No.19, Serongga, Kec. Blahbatuh, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80515, Indonesia
Getting there:
- By car/taxi: Most convenient option; 20–45 mins from Ubud, 25–35 mins from Sanur, 30–70 mins from Kuta/Seminyak
- Transfers: Many ticket options include hotel pickup, useful for day or night visits
- Parking: On-site parking is commonly available for private vehicles

- Restrooms: Located across major zones and near show areas
- Dining: Multiple restaurants and cafés, including themed dining experiences inside the park
- Water play zone: Splash areas and pools for kids (included in select tickets)
- Shops: Souvenir stores near exits and key zones
- Seating & shade: Available throughout, especially near show venues and indoor zones

- Wheelchair access: Most areas accessible, though some paths may be uneven
- Seating: Shows and tram rides provide seated experiences
- Mobility: Tram safari reduces walking distance significantly

- No outside food or drinks: Items may be restricted at entry
- Do not feed animals: Except in designated experiences
- Stay seated during safari rides: Required for safety
- Photography: Allowed, but flash may be restricted in some areas
- Follow staff instructions: Especially during animal encounters and shows

Bali Safari and Marine Park has several restaurants and casual dining spots spread across the park, making it easy to plan meals between safari rides and shows.
- Tsavo Lion Restaurant: The park’s signature dining spot, known for its glass viewing wall overlooking the lion enclosure while you eat.
- Uma Restaurant: A popular buffet and set-menu restaurant serving Indonesian and international dishes, often included with Day Safari packages.
- Nkuchiro Bar & Lounge: Ideal for drinks, coffee, and light snacks between presentations or safari rides.
- Quick snack kiosks: Smaller food stalls and village-style counters around the park offer fast local snacks and refreshments.
- Night Safari dining: Night Safari packages may include BBQ or set-menu dinners served near the Mara River area alongside the fire dance performance.
Visitor tips
- Start with the safari tram: Do the Safari Journey first thing in the morning. Animals are more active, and queues build quickly later in the day.
- Plan around show timings: Pick up the schedule at entry and anchor your visit around elephant and tiger presentations to avoid missing them.
- Use mid-day for indoor zones: Visit the Marine Safari aquarium or take a break during peak heat (around 12pm–2pm) when animals are less active.
- Arrive early on busy days: Weekends and holidays get crowded, especially for tram rides and shows. Early entry improves visibility and reduces wait times.
- Bring swimwear: If your ticket includes the water play zone, pack accordingly to avoid missing this area.
- Budget extra time and spend: Food, encounters, and add-ons are paid separately. Plan both time and budget so you don’t rush key experiences.
- Respect animal guidelines: Follow staff instructions during encounters and avoid flash photography where restricted.
Frequently asked questions about Bali Safari and Marine Park tickets
Yes, booking online is recommended. Tickets are dynamic and weekends or holidays can sell out. Pre-booking also helps you secure specific variants like Night Safari or packages with meals and shows.
Most day tickets include park entry, one Safari Journey tram ride, and access to animal presentations like elephant and tiger shows. Meals, marine park access, and encounters depend on the selected package.
Yes. Options include day safari, VIP packages, night safari, and marine safari. Differences are based on inclusions like number of safari rides, meals, and access to specific zones, not the route itself.
Not always. Marine Safari and Varuna underwater shows are separate tickets or combo upgrades. Check inclusions carefully, as standard safari tickets may not include these experiences.
Re-entry policies are not consistently specified across ticket types. It’s safest to plan your visit in one continuous session unless your ticket explicitly allows re-entry.
The experience is mostly self-guided with onboard commentary during the safari tram and scheduled presentations. No dedicated audio guide system is specified, but staff-led sessions provide context throughout the visit.
Cancellation policies vary by ticket and provider. Some tickets allow changes if unused, while others, especially timed experiences like Night Safari, may have stricter conditions. Always check the terms before booking.
Some interactions are included in premium packages, but many feeding sessions and photo opportunities are paid add-ons inside the park. Plan extra budget if you want these experiences.
A standard visit takes about 4–6 hours. If you add Marine Safari, shows, or Night Safari, it can extend to a full-day or day-to-evening experience.
Yes. The tram safari, shows, and water play areas make it a structured and manageable full-day outing for families, with activities spaced throughout the day.
Yes. Restaurants like Tsavo Lion Restaurant and Uma Restaurant can usually accommodate vegetarian meals and some dietary requests if informed in advance.
Some dining experiences, including Night Safari BBQ dinners, may offer halal-friendly options. Contact the venue directly for the latest menu and preparation details.
Most public areas, shows, restaurants, and safari zones are wheelchair and stroller accessible. Wheelchairs and strollers are also available to rent at the park entrance.






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