Bali Reptile Park Tickets
Bali Reptile Park Tickets
Duration: 8 hours (approx.)
8 hours (approx.)
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Dive into an excellent adventure at Bali Reptile Park in Bali, Indonesia, where you can explore over 150 species of reptiles set against the lush backdrop of a tropical jungle. Whether your interest lies with serpents like the Deadly King Cobra and Komodo Dragons or other fascinating creatures, this park offers three distinct zones for close encounters: Serpent Cave, Hot and Cold-Blooded Point, and more. It's an exciting destination that appeals to both nature enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike.
Dive into an excellent adventure at Bali Reptile Park in Bali, Indonesia, where you can explore over 150 species of reptiles set against the lush backdrop of a tropical jungle. Whether your interest lies with serpents like the Deadly King Cobra and Komodo Dragons or other fascinating creatures, this park offers three distinct zones for close encounters: Serpent Cave, Hot and Cold-Blooded Point, and more. It's an exciting destination that appeals to both nature enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike.
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.
Admission to Bali Reptile Park
Zoo guide
Animal feeding
Family posing by Komodo dragon statue at Bali Reptile Park.
Visit Bali Reptile Park
Step into a world of wild wonder at the Bali Reptile Park, where a breathtaking display of 150 species of reptiles awaits you amidst the verdant beauty of the tropical jungle. Whether you're a seasoned herpetologist or someone who loves nature and adventure, Bali Reptile Park is a must-visit. Get up close with some of the world's most fascinating reptiles, from creepy crawlies to large lizards and venomous snakes.
Gape at Deadly King Cobra and Komodo Dragons
The park is divided into three zones – the Serpent Cave, Hot and Cold-Blooded Point, and the Limas. Examine a wide variety of reptiles in their natural habitats like the massive Burmese python and colorful chameleons that fly among the trees. The zoo keepers will provide you with an insight into the behaviors and characteristics of each species. Visit the snake pit and observe some of the world's deadliest snakes in action as the zoo keepers interact with the King cobras, black mambas, and other venomous species.
The park hosts a variety of other reptiles, including lizards, crocodiles, and turtles. You can watch the daily feedings of the Komodo dragons as they soak the sun, observe the colorful patterns on geckos and iguanas, and even play with tortoises and tunnels. The park is home to the reticulated python, the largest snake in the world; reaching over 16 feet in length.
Visitors observing reptiles at Bali Reptile Park exhibit.
Iguanas basking on stone path at Bali Reptile Park.
Family posing by Komodo dragon statue at Bali Reptile Park.
Visitors observing reptiles at Bali Reptile Park exhibit.
Iguanas basking on stone path at Bali Reptile Park.
Tropical garden with reptile statue at Bali Reptile Park.
Important Information
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Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility, Pram/Stroller Accessibility, Storage
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It is mandatory to present a valid ID during the visit.
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Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue.
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Child tickets must be purchased with at least one adult ticket, as children are not allowed to enter the park alone, and while Bali Reptile Park offers zoo guide services, parents or accompanying adults remain fully responsible for a child’s supervision and safety at all times.
Restrictions
- Note: Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue.
Operating Hours
- Daily: 9am to 5pm
Iguana resting on grass at Bali Reptile Park.
Visitor exploring reptile exhibits at Bali Reptile Park.
Tropical garden with reptile statue at Bali Reptile Park.
Iguana resting on grass at Bali Reptile Park.
Visitor exploring reptile exhibits at Bali Reptile Park.
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