Top Indonesia Zoo Tickets

If you’re a fan of anything that slithers or has scales, don’t miss the Bali Reptile Park, home to a range of native Indonesian species and rare reptiles from across the globe. Booking your admission ticket for the park in advance saves you time waiting in line on the day and allows you to explore at your own pace.

The Monkey Forest is not only known for its resident monkeys but also for its lush greenery and ancient temples. Visitors can explore the forest through various pathways that wind through the dense vegetation, allowing them to observe the monkeys in their natural habitat. It's important to note that the monkeys are wild animals and can be mischievous, so visitors are advised to be cautious and follow the guidelines provided by the park authorities.

Experience the magic of Uluwatu Temple on this private tour, complete with breathtaking ocean views, a stunning sunset, and the captivating Balinese Kecak and Fire Dance performances. Your English-speaking driver provides cultural insights as you explore this sacred temple, one of Bali’s spiritual pillars. With hotel transfers, entrance fees, and a sarong included, this hassle-free tour lets you fully immerse yourself in Bali’s rich traditions.

Home to around 1,000 birds from 250 different species, Bali Bird Park sprawls across 5 acres (2 hectares) of land not far from Ubud. Get organized ahead of your trip and avoid any ticket lines by prebooking your tickets online. You'll get the chance to travel all the way from Sumatra to Papua by way of beautiful tropical birds, as well as enjoying bird shows, feeding, and more.

Protected wildlife ecopark in North Sumatra where you can spot rescued orangutans and enjoy an outdoor adventure surrounded by forests, nature and wildlife. Join us on an incredible journey as we explore the fascinating world of orangutans. Encounter rescued orangutans, listen to their individual stories, and learn more about these amazing creatures. Learn about their behavior, their habits and daily routines, and their current status in the wild.