Bali Reptile Park Tickets
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About this experience
Bali Reptile Park Tickets This ticket is admission to Bali Reptile Park, home to Southeast Asia's largest collection of reptiles and amphibians, with over 150 species living in carefully designed habitats that mirror their natural environments. The guided visit takes guests through exhibits ranging from massive Komodo dragons to delicate chameleons, making this one of the most comprehensive reptile park experiences in Indonesia. The park's centrepiece is the Komodo dragon exhibit, where visitors observe these prehistoric giants, which grow up to 3 to 4 metres long and weigh over 100 kg. The guided visit continues through specialised zones including the Serpent Cave, where venomous species such as king cobras and black mambas can be observed demonstrating their natural behaviours. The reticulated python exhibit showcases the world's longest snake, whilst the crocodile enclosures house saltwater crocodiles and American alligators alongside the compact African dwarf crocodile. Highlights Komodo dragon feeding sessions where visitors watch these legendary lizards eat and bask in the Bali sunshine Snake encounters featuring king cobras, black mambas, and the world's longest snake, the reticulated python, all resident at the park Crocodile exhibits housing saltwater crocodiles, American alligators, and African dwarf crocodiles in purpose-built enclosures Interactive reptile handling demonstrations led by experienced keepers Diverse vivarium displays housing geckos, iguanas, chameleons, and tree boas with striking colours and patterns Educational talks delivered by the park's team about wildlife conservation and each animal's role in global ecosystems Plan Your Visit to Bali Reptile Park The park opens daily from 9am to 5pm, giving visitors a full eight hours to explore at their own pace. Plan to spend at least 2 to 3 hours here to properly appreciate all the exhibits and catch the scheduled feeding demonstrations. Mid-morning is generally the best time to visit, when the resident animals are most active and before the midday heat sets in. Valid photo ID is required for entry, and re-entry is not permitted once you leave the grounds. The facility is fully accessible for wheelchairs and strollers, with storage areas and basic amenities available. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, so plan accordingly if you are visiting during meal times. The park makes an excellent addition to any Bali itinerary, particularly for those staying in the southern peninsula area. Many visitors combine their reptile park admission with other Bali attractions and cultural sites to create a full day of exploration. For families with young children, this educational visit pairs well with family-friendly activities in Bali that offer hands-on learning opportunities. Live animals are not sold through this listing. Any animals encountered are part of the visit and none leaves with the guest.
Highlights
- Discover the largest reptile sanctuary in Southeast Asia with an entry ticket to Bali Reptile Park
- Gaze at the beastly Komodo Dragon that measures up to 3m long
- Encounter fearsome crocs like the American alligator and African dwarf crocodile up close
- Meet a menagerie of beautiful but deadly snakes including the venomous King Cobra, the Green Tree python, and the reticulated python, the largest snake in the world
- A zoo keeper will guide you through land-water amphibians and reptiles housed here, including geckos, tortoises, iguanas, monitor lizards, tree boas, and more
- Fun Fact: Komodo dragon shares its origin with dinosaurs and is the largest living lizard on the planet that can grow up to 3-4 meters in length and weigh over 100kg.
What is included
- Admission to Bali Reptile Park Zoo guide
Not included
- Animal feeding
Before you go
The park operates daily from 9am to 5pm Make sure to carry a valid photo ID for entry Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the park Wheelchair and stroller access is available Outside food and drinks are not permitted
Cancellation terms
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
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