Indonesia · ZOOS
Good zoos tours fill up in dry season and the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ethical, mahout-led Sumatran elephant mud-bath experience at Bali Zoo with zoo access, lunch, and optional Orangutan breakfast.
“We had a wonderful day with the elephants! We bathed them and fed them. The elephant keepers are wonderful people. We want to thank Niki Wilson Munif Diva Ucil Öien and Wıra :)”
Start your Bali day with a guided orangutan breakfast, then enjoy Bali Zoo shows and an optional Sumatran elephant mud care session.
“We were worried about this one - seeing so many varied reviews. But we loved it. Would be great with little ones - but was perfect for us as a couple. Would recommend and do it again in a heartbeat. The breakfast buffet was 5 star and the animals were amazing and so loved”
Bali Zoo entrance ticket with Jungle Splash Waterplay, white tigers and orangutans, plus optional orangutan breakfast or elephant mud bath.
“The zoo experience was amazing, I would recommend to anyone visiting Bali to go here. There is plenty to do and see with shows all day. There is a wide variety of animals to see and interact with too. The value for money is insane I would go here every visit!”
Ubud riverside couples spa near Bali Zoo, waterfall sound and private rooms. Massage, scrub and milk or flower bath. From $70.
“The top of the top for a massage. Nothing needs improvement. It was a perfect day. If you are looking for the best experience, this is it! We took a full body massage, scrabing and milk bath 😍.”
Bali Zoo after-hours safari with close orangutan and elephant encounters, behind-the-scenes care stories, and snacks plus beer in a small group.
“At the Behind Closed Doors Safari Guided Tour you get really close to the animals. The guide, supported by the keepers, told us a lot about the zoo animals. Elephant feeding, snake petting, lion and tiger feeding - a once in a lifetime experience!”
9-hour Bali safari and Ubud day tour with close-up wildlife, Ubud Palace photos, and Ubud Market shopping via a private English driver.
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