Nature · Singapadu, Gianyar
A tropical day, close up.
About the experience
Bali Zoo is in Singapadu village, just south of Ubud. What separates it from Bali Safari is scale and pace: it is smaller, walked entirely on foot, and the paths run through tropical planting. A shaded, slow day that works with children.
In the bird feeding area, parrots land on your arm while you hold the feed cup. The orangutan, Sumatran tiger, Komodo dragon and elephant sections are the park’s main stops. Keepers run feeding and talks at set times; your guide gives you that day’s schedule.
The programme is a half day — four to five hours. It is fifteen minutes from Ubud, so the most popular pairing is the zoo in the morning and Ubud town in the afternoon.
“Slow, shaded, and paced by whoever is smallest in the group.”
Highlights
Parrots land on your arm while you hold the feed cup. The most popular section, and children’s favourite.
The park is built inside tropical planting. Walkable even at midday — the coolest day programme on this list.
The orangutan, elephant and tiger sections run feeding and talks at set times through the day.
Who it suits



Programme
Transfer to the park.
Map and route.
Guided walk.
Break inside the park.
Hotel drop-off.
Transparent price
Meet: Bali Zoo entrance · Pickup from Ubud / south hotels.
Prepare
Good to know
Two separate parks. Bali Zoo is in Singapadu and is walked; Bali Safari is in Gianyar and is driven.
Keeper talks run at set hours. Your guide picks up the day’s schedule in the morning and builds your route around it.
Mornings are cooler. The paths are dirt and can be slippery after rain, so closed shoes help.
FAQ
Once dates and group size are clear, we reply the same day.
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