Bali Safari and Marine Park is a zoo with state of the art facilities. This zoo is special in a way, which provides close encounters with animals and educational activities for all visitors. You will love petting and taking pictures with the baby tigers, lions, parrots, and orangutans.

The Bali Safari and Marine Park offers a Safari ride throughout its grounds that takes you all over the world from Africa, India, and Indonesia. You will see animals up close and personal such as Zebras, Wildebeests, Crocodiles, Cheetahs, Tigers, Lions, and much more exotic animals! The park also offers camel, elephant, and pony rides which children and adults both can enjoy!

There is also a Fun Zone for all ages where you can get wet in the water park and enjoy fun rides.

The Bali Safari and Marine Park has food and lodging in its facilities. Uma Restaurant and The Tsavo Lion Restaurant are the two places to dine in the park. The Uma Restaurant is the main restaurant that can sit up to 800 guests. It has open concept counters with international, Asian, and local food that is prepared fresh for you. The Tsavo Lion Restaurant is a great place to watch the lions as you wine and dine. It has world-class cuisine recipes with a breathtaking ambiance.

The Mara River Safari Lodge is an amazing place to stay after a long day of excitement at the park. It is a four star hotel that offers a view of the African Savannah. You can look out your hotel window and see Chapman Zebras, Oryxes, White Rhinos, Wildebeests, and more.

Bali is famous for harboring some of the best surfing beaches in the world and is a dream surf destination for all surfers.

One of the most famous surfing beaches in Bali is Uluwatu, which is located in the Bukit. Uluwatu is a wave that primarily forms a left-hander, fast, and hollow wave, which breaks on a shelf of reef. This is where you will find world-class waves for expert surfers only. There are 5 different spots in Uluwatu where you can surf. They all work best during different swells and tides. The spots are called The Peak, Racetracks, Inside Corner, Outside Corner, and the Temple.

The Peak works best during mid and high tide and starts pumping from 1ft to 8ft. You don’t want to surf it when it’s low tide because it closes out. It’s also the most crowded spot in Uluwatu.

Racetracks is a really fast wave and has a lot of sections. You can get great tubes and is best at low tide. This spot is usually ideal to surf at about 6 feet but can hold bigger surf during the right tide and the right swell. You can get a really long ride!

Inside Corner works well during mid and low tide with a swell of 6 feet. It’s a fun wave with an insider tube.
Outside Corner is known for being the “real” Uluwatu because it works only with huge swells that are bigger than 8 feet and only during low tide. The length of the wave is about 300 meters with long walls. Sometimes it even bowls up for a nice tube ride.

The Temple is usually the uncrowded spot of Uluwatu because it takes a professional to really surf it. It is very shallow but has great barrels when it actually works.

Make sure to wear booties, have a good quality leash, and always check what the swell and tide is doing when surfing Uluwatu. Remember when in doubt, don’t go out! Uluwatu is for expert surfers only!