Bali Bird & Reptile Park Tour
The Taman Burung ( Bali Bird Park ) is situated in Batubulan, is home more than a thousand birds from Indonesia and all over the world. Set in magnificent gardens filled with tropical plants and water features. You will be free to have a leisure walk tour at the park to observe different kind of birds, then continuing to the next door is the Bali Reptile Park which housing a collection of Komodo Dragons, snakes, turtles, monitor lizards and iguanas.
The Taman Burung (Bali Bird Park) at Batubulan
A cast of hundreds of the world's rarest and most beautiful birds greet you as
you stroll through tropical gardens; highly endangered endemic Bali Starlings,
South American Macaws and Australian Cockatoos in their kaleidoscopic plumage,
stately African Crowned Cranes and Tanzanian Flamingos milling serenely by the
waters edge and Pelicans floating quietly in shimmering lotus ponds, are just
some of the marvelous sights you will experience.
The variety and radiance of Indonesian Parrots will captive
and enthrall you, and rare Cassowaries, Black Palm Cockatoos, Hornbills and one
of the world's largest and most varied collection of "Birds of Paradise" will
fascinate you.As you stroll throughout the park, your eyes will continually
alight on a multitude of diverse Palms and rich tropical flora. Wander through
our mist-shrouded Walk-In Aviary - home to free flying birds in a dense
rain-forest setting. With our advanced nursery, fully trained staff and Park
Veterinarian, Bali Bird Park is a caring home for the birds and an unforgettable
experience for visitors all ages.
At the restaurant our talented chefs combine the freshest
ingredients in a variety of Indonesia and Western dishes, served for your
pleasure in an unforgettable setting... watching Flamingos and listening to song
birds rarely heard outside of Indonesia.
A perfect way to relax and enjoy a gourment meal and why not
start your day in a realm of natural fantasties - "Breakfast with the birds:. At
the Bali Bird Park we tempt you to linger and enjoy our fascinating living world
a little longer
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