BALI BIRD PARK

Enjoy the adventure of one of the unforgettable Bali Activities Tour Packages at Bali Bird Park. This Conservation Park is a paradise for bird-loving travelers. Bali Bird Park offers a unique experience exploring the most comprehensive collection of birds on the island, including rare species from Africa and South Africa. Apart from being an entertainment venue, Bali Bird Park also serves as an education center that introduces visitors to a variety of bird species and their conservation efforts. You will be mesmerized by the beauty of the exotic birds, including the iconic Bali Starling which is often dubbed the “Bird of Paradise” of Bali. You can observe up-close the rare and amazing variety of birds by taking a leisurely walk among the reconstructed natural habitats. Bali Bird Park is the perfect destination for the whole family by combining entertainment and education in one enthralling tour package. Explore the wonders of the bird world and create beautiful memories with your loved ones at Bali’s best bird park.

Bird Collection at Bali Bird Park

Bali Bird Park is home to the world’s largest and finest collection of Indonesian birds complemented by stunning species from Africa and South America. Spread over two hectares of land, Bali Bird Park serves as a vast sanctuary for nearly 1000 birds belonging to 250 different species, all of which are scattered throughout the stunning and meticulously landscaped botanical landscape. The park’s innovative approach has evolved the way rare and tropical birds are displayed from conventional exhibits to multi-species natural habitats complete with Aviaries for visitors to explore and free flight areas throughout the park. Bali Bird Park’s large land area allows for the preservation of a wide variety of endangered birds and animals. Visitors can enjoy the diversity of birds ranging from the exotic to the extremely rare while enriching their knowledge of various bird species. The complete collection of birds at Bali Bird Park makes it an interesting and educational tourist destination in Bali.

Plant Collection at Bali Bird Park

Besides its amazing bird collection, Bali Bird Park also exhibits a wide array of rare and beautiful plants that offer a more complete travel experience. The careful design of the park creates the illusion of a small forest, with the accompanying chirping of birds adding to the natural ambience. Bali Bird Park has more than 2000 tropical plants, including 50 varieties of palms, which also attract many butterflies. The captive breeding, research and veterinary facilities within the complex have resulted in a high success rate in breeding exotic birds such as Cendrawasih and Hornbill. The park not only expands visitors’ knowledge of the world’s various bird species, but also introduces a wide array of plant species. Bali Bird Park is perfect for children’s education that allows them to learn about the diversity of birds and plants in one exciting and perfect location, especially for children who want to learn about different types of birds and plants in one location.

Bali Bird Park has an amazing collection of birds for visitors to enjoy. This collection comes from different parts of the continent and is brought here for conservation and protection purposes. The park’s collection includes around 1000 birds of 250 different species. Here are the details of the bird collection that you can see at Bali Bird Park:

1. South America : Discover the diversity of South America’s tropical birds, from the beauty of the Scarlet Macaw to the uniqueness of the Hyacinth Macaw, the world’s largest parrot, which adds exotic color to the area.
   • Birds you can See : Scarlet Ibis, Purple Swamphen, Glossy Ibis, Green Winged Macaw, Hyacinth Macaw, Buffon Macaw, Blue and Gold Macaw, Love Bird, Orange-Winged Amazon, Hans Macaw, Red-fronted Macaw, and Swainson’s Toucan.
2. South Africa : Witness the prowess of the African Grey Parrot in mimicking human voices and enjoy the beauty of flamingos gracefully swimming in a pond on one leg and experience the atmosphere of the African savannah through the chirping of its signature birds.
   • Birds you can See : Violet Turaco, Congo African Grey Parrot, African Crowned Crane, Von der Decken’s Hornbill, Ground Hornbill, Purple Glossy Starling, Amethys Starling, Senegal Parrot, and Laughing Kookabura.
3. Sumatra : Dive into the wonders of the Sumatran jungle and discover rare species such as the Eagle Owl with its distinctive sideways ear tufts and powerful talons that demonstrate its unique adaptation to its natural environment.
   • Birds you can See : Senegal Parrot, Chrinsom Wing Parakeet, White Crested Hornbill, Bar-pouched Wreathed hornbill, Lesser Coucal, and Black Indian Hawk Eagle.
4. Borneo : Witness the rich biodiversity of Borneo through mixed-species enclosures featuring birds from a variety of ecosystems ranging from lowland rainforests to highland misty forests.
   • Birds you can See : Nicobar Pigeon, Bulwer Wattled Pheasant, Great Argus Pheasant, Javan Great Rhinoceros Hornbill, Flying Fox/Fruit Bat, Crested Serpent Eagle, and many more.
5. Papua : Marvel at the world’s most comprehensive collection of birds of paradise and observe the great Cassowary, unique in its inability to fly, and be mesmerized by the beauty of the Western Crowned Pigeon with its stunning blue lacy crest.
   • Birds you can See : Golden-necked Cassowary, Double wanttled Cassowary, Golden Pheasant, Green Jungle Fowl, Amboina King Parrot, Western Crowned Pigeon, Emerald Ground Dove, Southern-pied Hornbill, Cinnamon Ground Dove, Black Lory, Black-capped Lory, Salvadori’s Black-capped Lory, Rainbow lorikeet, White-bellied Imperial Pigeon, Racket-tailed Black Drongo, Southern Crowned Pigeon, New Guinea Bronzewing, Chattering lory, African Crowned Crane, Javan Green Peafowl, Indian-blue Peafowl, Yellow napped lory, Ornate Lory, Yellow Streaked Lory, Red Bird of Paradise, Yellow Streaked Lory, Pesquet’s Parrot, Red Bird of Paradise, and Twelve-wired Bird of Paradise.
6. Java : Enjoy the enchanting sight of the Javanese Eagle and the Snake Eagle, while being serenaded by the melodious melodies of Java’s endemic birds that fill the air around you.
   • Birds you can See : Banded pita, Asian Fairy-Bluebird, Asian Pied Starling, Black-naped Oriole, Javan Hawk Eagle, Southern-pied Hornbill, Magpie Robin, Sunda Scops Owl, Fire-tufted Barbet, Purple-backed Starling, Java Sparrow, and Moustached parakeet.
7. Bali : Meet the endangered and rarest Bali Starling and witness active conservation efforts through breeding programs in National Parks, while enjoying the beauty of Bali’s native forest birds.
   • Birds you can See : Bali Starling, Brown-billed Cuckoo Dove, Bronze-tailed Peacock Pheasant, New Guinea Bronzewing, Peaceful/Zebra Dove, Emerald Ground Dove, Flying Fox/Fruit Bat, Black-naped Oriole, Purple Swamphen, Ringneck White Dove, Pied Imperial Pigeon, Orange-breasted Green Pigeon, Glossy Ibis, Cattle Egret, Black-naped Fruit Dove, Little Green Pigeon, Spotted Dove, Common Myna, Javan Green Peafowl, Night pond Heron, Asian Pied Starling, Javan myna, Yellow vented bulbul, Australian Pelican, Bali Starling, and Nias Hill Myna.
8. Owl House : Visit a replica of a traditional Toraja house that has been modified into a nocturnal habitat where you can observe a variety of owls, including the Barred Eagle Owl with its unique ear tufts.