BesakihTemple. Tegallalang Rice Terraces. Ubud Monkey Forest. Ubud Art Market. Kintamani. Bali Safari and Marine Park. Jatiluwih Rice Terraces. Goa Gajah. The best things to do in Bali include not-to-be-missed cultural treasures and some of the most iconic landmarks and landscapes that you can find around this magical island. Bookwith us: ATV quad bike, water rafting, watersport activities, bali safari, balizoo, Dinner cruise, mason adventure, nusa penida tour, nusa lembongan tour, fast boat tickets, ETC. BOOK NOW!!! Contac us: Whatsapp : +6281916273643 Facebook : Baiem Zayn Oned Facebook page : BAIM BALI TOUR Instagram : BAIM_BALI_TOUR / baim_11.21 Answer1 of 7: Hello wonderful people. I am little confused by the Bali Zoo & Safari Park. Is one better than the other? Is it worth doing both? they look similar. We have done the safari park (i think) about 7 years ago but childless! We arr traveling with a Weve been to Bali many times but not with 2 kids who need entertaining and first time to Sanur. Plan is to spend most of our time at the resort swimming and Bali. Bali Tourism Bali Hotels Bali Bed and Breakfast Bali Holiday Rentals Bali Restaurants Bali Attractions Bali Travel Forum Bali Guide Comeand meet the gentle giants in Mason Elephant Park! Bali elephant ride is a favorite activity of foreign tourists in Bali, and Mason Elephant Park Bali (formerly Elephant Safari Park) is without a doubt one of the must-visit tourist attractions that offer you an unforgettable day with elephants. For 30 minutes, you can also ride an elephant and be spoiled by the spectacular Taro Village dari atas sampai bawah rasanya sama jawaban tebak tebakan 2020. Kali ini mimin Balipedia pengen bahas perbedaan Bali Zoo dan Bali Safari. Bukan tanpa alasan karena banyak tamu/calon pengunjung yang terkecoh jika keduanya dianggap sama. Misalnya saja mau berkunjung ke Bali Safari, tetapi malah booking Bali Zoo 😀 Walau memiliki konsep sama dengan mengusung tagline Kebun Binatang di Bali, kenyataan di lapangan kedua nama diatas memang tidak sama seperti lokasi, company, ataupun kegiatannya. Bali Zoo adalah objek wisata kebun binatang yang terletak di Jalan Raya Singapadu, Gianyar – Bali. Memiliki koleksi satwa sekitar 70 spesies dengan jumlah lebih dari 500 ekor binatang. Memiliki luas 12 hektar, kamu bisa jalan kaki berkeliling melihat hewan dikandangnya seperti burung cendrawasih, harimau sumatra, dll. Sedangkan Bali Safari Park adalah objek wisata kebun binatang juga namun diselingi naik mobil untuk melihat satwa dihabitatnya. Lokasi tempatnya di Gianyar juga lho guys, namun di Jalan Bypass Ida Bagus Mantra km 19,8. Perlu juga kamu tahu, kalau jarak Bali Safari ke Bali Zoo sekitar 1 jam naik mobil. Lumayan jauh juga… D. Taman Safari Bali memiliki luas 40 hektar, didalamnya ada sekitar 100 spesies, lebih dari 1000 hewan dari Indonesia, India, dan Afrika. Jadi 2 tempat diatas sangat jelas beda lokasi ya guys.. Nah, apalagi perbedaan yang lainnya? Perbedaan Bali Zoo dan Bali Safari Park Meskipun memiliki persamaan dalam konservasi satwa di Bali, namun dalam beberapa hal mereka tidak sama. Nah, berikut perbedaan Bali Zoo dan Bali Safari adalah Jenis pengalaman Bali Zoo adalah sebuah kebun binatang tradisional dimana pengunjung dapat melihat berbagai jenis hewan dari jarak dekat dengan berjalan kaki, termasuk primata, reptil, dan kucing besar. Sementara Bali Safari adalah taman satwa liar yang menawarkan pengalaman yang lebih imersif, di mana pengunjung dapat berpartisipasi dalam tur safari naik tram untuk journey trip, melihat hewan dalam habitat alaminya, dan bahkan berinteraksi dengan beberapa dari mereka. Jadi di Bali Safari selain naik mobil khusus, juga bisa jalan kaki untuk melihat binatang dari jarak dekat. Lingkungan Bali Zoo menampilkan hewan dalam lingkungan yang dikontrol dalam artian berada didalam kandangnya, sedangkan Bali Safari menampilkan hewan dalam lingkungan yang lebih alami dan juga ada beberapa di dalam kandang. Luas area Bali Zoo 12 hektar lebih kecil dibandingkan Bali Safari Park 40 hektar. Jenis Hewan Bali Safari Park memiliki lebih banyak jenis hewan sekitar 1000+ satwa dibandingkan Bali Zoo sekitar 500+ satwa, termasuk hewan-hewan eksotis seperti gajah, singa, dan bison. Bali Zoo, meskipun lebih sedikit, memiliki beberapa jenis hewan yang menarik, seperti orang utan, kucing hutan, dan burung-burung tropis. Fasilitas Bali Safari Park memiliki fasilitas yang lebih modern dan lengkap, termasuk restoran, toko suvenir, dan fasilitas parkir yang besar. Bali Zoo memiliki fasilitas yang lebih sederhana, meskipun masih memiliki area makan dan toko suvenir. Aktivitas Bali Safari Park menawarkan beberapa aktivitas unik, seperti safari malam, naik tram utk journey trip, dan atraksi hewan. Bali Zoo memiliki beberapa aktivitas yang menyenangkan, seperti pertunjukan hewan namun tidak ada naik mobil untuk lihat satwa langsung dihabitatnya. Rate Harga Bali Safari Park lebih mahal dibandingkan Tiket Bali Zoo, karena fasilitas dan aktivitas yang lebih lengkap. Diatas sudah kami sebutkan 7 perbedaan Bali Zoo dan Bali Safari. Jika tertarik berkunjung salah satunya, kami Balipedia siap membantu. Foto Bali Zoo Foto Bali Safari Booking Tiketnya? Jika ingin beli tiket Bali Zoo Park ataupun Bali Safari Park, silakan hubungi tim marketing Balipedia ya guys. Kami memberikan jaminan harga lebih murah dibanding harga di lokasi. Tentu saja layanan dan fasilitas yang diterima tetap sama. Jadi jangan khawatir. Kontak kami dibawah ini. Siap memberikan harga terbaik… Hp. 081339633454 Telkomsel Hp. 087736-633454 XL WhatsApp. 0877-3663-3454 email info Atau Tulis komentar disini Kami juga jual Tiket watersport Bali, Ayung Rafting, Telaga Waja Rafting, dan Dolphin Lovina.. Surely animal lovers often hear these two places. Do you know the difference between Safari Parks and a Zoos?Turns out in principle they are different!Zoo is a place where animals are exhibited in cages, while the Safari Park allows the animals to roam freely in an environment that resembles wild nature, as is the case at Bali Safari Bali Safari Park, friends can meet as well as educate about animals originating from Indonesia, Africa and Encounter with WildlifeZoos always make sure their animals stay in cages. This causes the animals to get bored and depressed because they cannot live freely. Especially wild animals such as lions and tigers which are very active and require a large the Safari Parks, animals live freely, so animal lovers can see how they live in their natural habitat. Safari will also invite guest to boost adrenaline. You can see the animal will feel closer, nothing is in the Local Culture from Indigenous HabitatsZoos are generally design with artificial building arrangements, while Safari Parks are design in such a way as to follow the beautiful natural only the experience of meeting animals, at the Safari Park, you also learn the natural beauty of flora & fauna. Don’t miss the show enjoying the local culture, as part of the environment where animals Than Just a ZooIf at the zoo you can only see animals in cages with limited visibility, Safari Park invites you to go on an adventure that goes beyond meeting Safari Park is a loving place for animals. Here is actively involved in conservation programs throughout Indonesia to protect endangered our website and order tickets now to see what Bali Safari Park has successfully done. Excellent3,158Very good1,218Average485Poor202Terrible220FamiliesCouplesSoloBusinessFriendsMar-MayJun-AugSep-NovDec-FebAll languagesEnglish 4,461Indonesian 337French 121More languages Show reviews that mentionAll reviews elephant ride mud bath orangutan breakfast animal encounters bird show elephant experience feed the animals take photos fun experience buffet lunch orangutans tiger enclosures deer goats bali sumatra Christina MKuala Lumpur, MalaysiaReviewed July 25, 2014 via mobile The people complaining about the prices and size of this place sound ungrateful to me. You are able to take your own photos with animals and the staff will even use your phone if you ask, you aren't required to buy any. We got so many great photos but we bought one anyhow because its a nice souvenir if you don't want toys or tshirts. Also if you research in advance you can buy a package that includes lunch and an animal feed ticket! You just have to buy drinks if you like but they have free water at the restaurant. The food is buffet style and is fresh and tasty, and suitable for all dietary requirements veggies, tofu, tempeh, fish, chicken, and beef. Considering our package included transport it was a total bargain and the people who are complaining should consider researching tickets in advance and appreciate what's on offer. Although it may be small, the chance to encounter all of those endangered species up close and in some cases in your arms! is unforgettable and I definitely would recommend it for someone who has only been to large zoos where animal sightings let alone encounters are minimal. I got to hold a gentle monkey, bear cat, and baby crocodile! And feeding the elephant was the highlight of my trip I don't regret the USD the extra bucket of food for him cost me...it was so much that I shared it with a family of boys who wanted to try it. Not some kind of rip-off whatsoever. Just go to their website, pick your package and enjoy Date of experience July 2014Ask Christina M about Bali Zoo3 Thank Christina M This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn SGeelong, Victoria, AustraliaReviewed July 25, 2014 We went to the Bali zoo but unfortunately it is so out dated with most of the animals on concrete floors. The safari Park is beter. The only good thing about the day was sharing the transport with Luke from Justice Crew and his lovely girlfriend, who were both beautiful of experience July 2014Ask Kerry S about Bali Zoo3 Thank Kerry S This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn United KingdomReviewed July 21, 2014 This zoo is jam packed with endangered species mostly from Indonesia, i don't think I have ever been to a zoo like that. Quite small, but, with a breeding had breakfast just myself and my husband with 2 elephants - not an experience you get every day. Worth every of experience July 2014Ask LynnWColchester about Bali Zoo1 Thank LynnWColchester This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn July 21, 2014 This Zoo is designed to extract maximum amount of $$$ out of the tourist. Entry cost for family of 4 is US $ 100, Photos cost $16 , Elephant rides $50 70 metre ride, hand feeding animals incurs additional cost, the charges don't stop. The flora is interesting, but the Zoo itself looks a little tired, not many animals to look at, and enclosures are cramped and small. I was surprised we weren't charged an exit fee !! Save your money , this Zoo is not worth the visit Why does the tourist have to pay in US $, the currency is Indonesian Rupiah - most frustrating !!!Date of experience July 2014Ask jezzaMelbourne about Bali Zoo3 Thank jezzaMelbourne This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn Harbour, AustraliaReviewed July 20, 2014 We arrived early 930am and went straight in, the cues when we left at about 1130 were really long, so would recommend early arrival. There were lots of animals, but lots of opportunities to pay extra to feed them or have you photo with an animal....didn't sit well with me but I guess it helps with the upkeep. I am not a fan of elephant riding but that is a personal preference, but I did get to pat an elephant. Coffee was good in the restaurantDate of experience July 2014Ask 400WendyC about Bali Zoo4 Thank 400WendyC This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more reviews Excellent3,158Very good1,218Average485Poor202Terrible220FamiliesCouplesSoloBusinessFriendsMar-MayJun-AugSep-NovDec-FebAll languagesEnglish 4,461Indonesian 337French 121More languages Show reviews that mentionAll reviews elephant ride mud bath orangutan breakfast animal encounters bird show elephant experience feed the animals take photos fun experience buffet lunch orangutans tiger enclosures deer goats bali sumatra Christina MKuala Lumpur, MalaysiaReviewed 25 July 2014 via mobile The people complaining about the prices and size of this place sound ungrateful to me. You are able to take your own photos with animals and the staff will even use your phone if you ask, you aren't required to buy any. We got so many great photos but we bought one anyhow because its a nice souvenir if you don't want toys or tshirts. Also if you research in advance you can buy a package that includes lunch and an animal feed ticket! You just have to buy drinks if you like but they have free water at the restaurant. The food is buffet style and is fresh and tasty, and suitable for all dietary requirements veggies, tofu, tempeh, fish, chicken, and beef. Considering our package included transport it was a total bargain and the people who are complaining should consider researching tickets in advance and appreciate what's on offer. Although it may be small, the chance to encounter all of those endangered species up close and in some cases in your arms! is unforgettable and I definitely would recommend it for someone who has only been to large zoos where animal sightings let alone encounters are minimal. I got to hold a gentle monkey, bear cat, and baby crocodile! And feeding the elephant was the highlight of my trip I don't regret the USD the extra bucket of food for him cost me...it was so much that I shared it with a family of boys who wanted to try it. Not some kind of rip-off whatsoever. Just go to their website, pick your package and enjoy Date of experience July 2014Ask Christina M about Bali Zoo3 Thank Christina M This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn SGeelong, Victoria, AustraliaReviewed 25 July 2014 We went to the Bali zoo but unfortunately it is so out dated with most of the animals on concrete floors. The safari Park is beter. The only good thing about the day was sharing the transport with Luke from Justice Crew and his lovely girlfriend, who were both beautiful of experience July 2014Ask Kerry S about Bali Zoo3 Thank Kerry S This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn United KingdomReviewed 21 July 2014 This zoo is jam packed with endangered species mostly from Indonesia, i don't think I have ever been to a zoo like that. Quite small, but, with a breeding had breakfast just myself and my husband with 2 elephants - not an experience you get every day. Worth every of experience July 2014Ask LynnWColchester about Bali Zoo1 Thank LynnWColchester This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn 21 July 2014 This Zoo is designed to extract maximum amount of $$$ out of the tourist. Entry cost for family of 4 is US $ 100, Photos cost $16 , Elephant rides $50 70 metre ride, hand feeding animals incurs additional cost, the charges don't stop. The flora is interesting, but the Zoo itself looks a little tired, not many animals to look at, and enclosures are cramped and small. I was surprised we weren't charged an exit fee !! Save your money , this Zoo is not worth the visit Why does the tourist have to pay in US $, the currency is Indonesian Rupiah - most frustrating !!!Date of experience July 2014Ask jezzaMelbourne about Bali Zoo3 Thank jezzaMelbourne This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn Harbour, AustraliaReviewed 21 July 2014 We arrived early 930am and went straight in, the cues when we left at about 1130 were really long, so would recommend early arrival. There were lots of animals, but lots of opportunities to pay extra to feed them or have you photo with an animal....didn't sit well with me but I guess it helps with the upkeep. I am not a fan of elephant riding but that is a personal preference, but I did get to pat an elephant. Coffee was good in the restaurantDate of experience July 2014Ask 400WendyC about Bali Zoo4 Thank 400WendyC This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more reviews

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