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INDONESIA BIRDING TOURS: MORNING, HALF-DAY, 1-DAY, AND SHORT (2-DAYS AND 3-DAYS) BALI BIRD TOURS

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Morning tour in lowland Ubud or Denpasar : US$330 for 1 person, then US$53 per extra person sharing, up to a maximum of 4 people (6 am to 10 am).

Half day tour in lowland Ubud or Denpasar : US$490 for 1 person, then US$53 per extra person sharing, up to a maximum of 4 people (6 am to 12 pm)

F ull-day tour in lowland Ubud and Denpasar : US$600 for 1 person, then US$53 per extra person sharing, up to a maximum of 4 people (6 am to 4 pm with lunch break in middle of the day).

12-hour tour at Bedugul : US$650 for 1 person, then US$53 per extra person sharing, up to maximum of 4 people (5am to 5pm with lunch break in middle of the day).

Bali Barat or Bedugul 2-day bird tour (one night) with some lowland birding:  US$1,500 (Bedugul) or US$1,800 (Bali Barat) per person for one person, then US$100 (Bedugul) or US$120 (Bali Barat) per extra person sharing, up to maximum of 4 people (pick up morning of Day 1 and drop off late afternoon Day 2).

Bali Barat and Bedugul 3-day bird tour (two nights) including some lowland birding:  $2,500 per person for one person, then US$200 per extra person sharing, up to max 4 people (pick up morning of Day 1 and drop off late afternoon Day 3). May also include lowland wetland birding depending on pick up point and tide times. We highly recommend this 3-day tour as it includes most Bali birding habitats.

Blind/hide access (Javan Banded Pitta and other species):  price on application and, if available, can be added to a range of tours or made into a specific trip.

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Tour Details

Duration : Various Group Size : 1-4 Tour start : Various, Bali Tour end : Various, Bali

Tour Durations

Morning tours pick up at 6 am drop off at 10 am.

Half-day tours pick up at 6 am and drop off at 12 pm.

Full day tours start at 6 am and end at 4 pm. There is a break in the middle of the day for lunch. The Bedugul 12-hour tour starts at 5am and finishes at 5pm.

2-day and 3-day Bali bird tour start times will begin on the morning of the first day and end in the late afternoon on the last day. Exact times will depend on the itinerary.

All tour prices include:

Expert tour leader/bird guide fees.

Birdwatching site entrance fees.

Air-conditioned transport from agreed local area pick up point to local area drop off point including fuel, tolls, and taxes while on tour. If you would like to be dropped off at a different location to your pickup location at the end of the tour this may be possible but may incur extra charges depending on location – please let us know at time of booking so we can cater for this in our tour planning.

An eBird trip report prepared by your guide.

Longer (2-day and 3-day) tour prices include:

Premium accommodation (double room) bed and breakfast rate, subject to availability – see the Important Notes section below. Meals (2-day tour: 2x lunches, 1x dinner, and 1x breakfast). Meals (3-day tour: 3x lunches, 2x dinners, and 2x breakfasts). Drinking water – please bring a refillable water bottle. Birdwatching site/national park entrance fees. Expert tour leader/bird guide fees. Air-conditioned transport from agreed local area pick up point to local area drop off point including fuel, tolls, and taxes while on tour. Drop off location is flexible – please let us know at time of booking so we can cater for this in our tour planning.

Morning, half-day and full-day prices exclude:

Accommodation. Drinks other than water. Please see the ‘all tours prices exclude’ section below for further exclusions on these tours

All tour prices exclude:

All expenditures before your Birding Ecotours tour starts and after it finishes. Expenditures due to flight cancellations/delays or other causes beyond our control (force majeure). Items of a personal nature, e.g., gifts, laundry, internet access, phone calls etc. Alcoholic drinks. Blind/hide access (unless booked in advance).

Indonesia: Half Day, 1-Day, and Short (2-3 Days) Bali Bird Tours

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Whether you are a serious birder or are in Bali for the start or end of a cruise, to experience the culture of the many ancient temples, to practice yoga, or are relaxing at some of the famous beach areas and fancy a short birdwatching break, we can help with a range of options depending on your location and the time available. We offer a range of morning, half-day, full-day or short (two to three days) Bali birding tours. If necessary, we can also arrange tours that combine east Java with Bali. We have a team of skilled ornithologists who can give you an excellent Bali bird tour.

We have a range of options and will tailor your Bali birdwatching itinerary to your needs. Our guide will discuss with you beforehand your interests and experience and suggest a suitable itinerary based on these and where you are staying. The itineraries below represent typical offerings, but if you have any specific requirements, we will do our best to accommodate these: please discuss with your guide before you come.

Bali has a long list of highly sought-after species and subspecies. We have a long (17-day) Indonesia Birding Tour: Bali and East Java – Bali Myna and Other Rare Regional Specials set departure birding tour, but the following options could work if you have less time available and would still like to experience some of Bali’s great birds. Bird species it is possible to see in Bali include Bali Myna , Black-winged Myna , Sunda Teal , Green Junglefowl , Javan Hawk-Eagle , Javan Owlet , Beach Stone-curlew , Javan Plover , White-tailed Tropicbird , Christmas Frigatebird , Javan Kingfisher , Cerulean Kingfisher , Javan Banded Pitta , Flame-fronted Barbet , Yellow-eared Barbet , Javan Bush Warbler , White-crowned Forktail , Javan Scimitar Babbler , Javan Munia , White-capped Munia , and Java Sparrow .

These can be seen on enjoyable strolls through bird-filled rice paddies, in walks for montane forest birds, and during visits to intertidal mudflats, saltpans, and beach habitat, featuring resident and migrant waterbirds.

  Birding the Ubud Area

We have several options for morning, 1-day, half-day and longer birding trips in the Ubud area or further afield (e.g., you could combine a few of the options below). Our guide will discuss your interests, the time available and where you are staying before suggesting an itinerary that is devised to best suit you. The range of sites includes the following.

Campuhan Ridge Walk, Bali Bird Walk, Ubud Rice Paddies (morning or half-day)

Our rice paddy walks offer the chance of seeing some common and widespread birds of Bali but also include some of the special birds to be found here, such as Javan Kingfisher , Javan Munia , Javan Pond Heron , Cave Swiftlet , and with luck, the stunning Java Sparrow . These walks around Ubud include the awesome Campuhan Ridge , the Bali Bird Walk , as well as other sites that we continually update in response to the rice-growing schedule and latest information. Other possible species are (Javan) White-crowned Forktail , Blue-eared Kingfisher , Sunda Scops Owl , Savanna Nightjar , Grey-cheeked Green Pigeon , Ruby-throated Bulbul , Black-headed Bulbul , Square-tailed Drongo-Cuckoo , Chestnut-breasted Malkoha , Striated Swallow , Short-tailed Starling , and White-headed Munia , to name just a few. During the northern winter months (and a little either side) it is possible to find shorebirds (waders) such as Pin-tailed Snipe , Swinhoe’s Snipe , Wood Sandpiper , and Long-toed Stint , and raptors such as Chinese Sparrowhawk , Japanese Sparrowhawk , and Crested Honey Buzzard . During the Eastern Cattle Egret breeding season (around Christmas) there is a huge colony to visit for excellent photo opportunities.

The south coast

There are several coastal birding sites not far from Ubud that can be included in a great full day of birding. We can usually find secretive species here, such as White-browed Crake , Ruddy-breasted Crake , Barred Buttonquail , Greater Painted-snipe , and Yellow Bittern , along with Javan Plover , Cerulean Kingfisher , Javan Kingfisher , Collared Kingfisher , Blue-eared Kingfisher , Savanna Nightjar , Golden-headed Cisticola , (Double) Zitting Cisticola , migrant shorebirds including Swinhoe’s Snipe , Pin-tailed Snipe , Pacific Golden Plover , Oriental Plover , and Australian Pratincole , along with Streaked Weaver and White-headed Munia . During the northern winter months Eastern Yellow Wagtail and Pallas’s Grasshopper Warbler can be found too.

The mountains of Bedugul (only full-day or multi-day tours)

Within a couple of hours of Ubud are several great upland birding sites. Foremost among these is Bedugul, which has dense forest on the slopes surrounding the crater of the long-extinct volcano. This is best done as part of a multi-day tour but can also be reached with an early start as part of a full-day tour from the lowlands. Also at Bedugul is the botanical garden and the lake area of Danau Buyan, which supports a number of scarce wetland species such as Sacred Kingfisher , Yellow Bittern and, in the northern winter, Pallas’s Grasshopper Warbler .

The upland areas are home to some of Bali’s most sought-after and poorly known resident species and we can find Javan Owlet , Javan Bush Warbler , Aberrant (Sunda) Bush Warbler , Javan Cuckooshrike , Orange-spotted Bulbul , Brown-cheeked Bulbul , Flame-browed Barbet , Yellow-eared Barbet , (Javan) White-crowned Forktail , Spotted Kestrel , Javan Hawk-Eagle , Javan Scimitar Babbler , Dark-backed Imperial Pigeon , Banded Fruit Dove , Sunda Thrush , Javan Whistling Thrush , Mountain Leaf Warbler , and Sunda Warbler .

In addition to the many wonderful resident birds in the hills, during the northern winter, it is possible to find migrants such as Siberian Thrush , Eyebrowed Thrush , Mugimaki Flycatcher , Narcissus Flycatcher , Arctic Warbler , and Blue-and-white Flycatcher .

Birding the Denpasar Area

Estuary and wetland birding (serangan island, nusa dua lagoons and mangroves).

There are several birding sites around Denpasar that are easily accessible for anyone staying in the city or nearby tourist areas such as Jimbaran, Seminyak, Kuta, or Sanur (or even if you are staying further afield in Ubud). They make for a perfect half-day or full-day birding trip, and with careful attention to the tide times can make for a great day out.

The birding sites around Denpasar and Nusa Dua are great for a number of resident and migrant species, with top targets including Sunda Teal , Javan Plover , Beach Stone-curlew , Siberian Sand Plover , Tibetan Sand Plover , Greater Sand Plover , Kentish Plover , Grey-tailed Tattler , Great Knot , Broad-billed Sandpiper , Far Eastern Curlew , Cerulean Kingfisher , Blue-eared Kingfisher , Blue-tailed Bee-eater , Nankeen Night Heron , Black-crowned Night Heron , Purple Heron , Gull-billed Tern , Australian Tern , Greater Crested Tern , Pink-necked Green Pigeon , Bar-winged Prinia , Golden-bellied Gerygone , Racket-tailed Treepie , White-shouldered Triller , Pied Triller , Olive-backed Tailorbird , Brown-throated Sunbird , Ornate Sunbird , and Scarlet-headed Flowerpecker . Some of these sites also give good opportunities for photography.

Sea Cliffs (Birding Uluwatu Temple)

At Uluwatu is a famous Hindu temple site perched on the edge of high cliffs at the southwestern-most part of Bali Island. A great site for sea-watching for a morning or photographing the sunset in the evening! Our birding trips here look for White-tailed Tropicbird , Brown Booby , Red-footed Booby , Lesser Frigatebird , Great Frigatebird , Christmas Frigatebird , Streaked Shearwater , Wedge-tailed Shearwater , Sooty Tern , and other seabirds (telescope provided). Conditions need to be just right though to get the most out of the site. There are some interesting land birds and passerines in the area too.

Further Afield – Birding Bali Barat National Park and Surrounds

Birdwatching at bali barat national park (multi-day tours only).

Situated at the northwest tip of the island is the famed Bali Barat National Park. Bali’s only national park, which protects a large area of low-lying dry tropical forest and coastal areas that include a diverse array of habitats including mangroves, palm savanna, and forest. This site is the prime location for finding the extremely rare Bali Myna and the almost-as-rare Black-winged (Grey-rumped) Myna . The best option for birding here is a two- or three-day trip to explore the forest, mangrove, and saltpans. We arrange luxury accommodation inside the national park where the birding is right on your doorstep.

A stay of a couple of days around the Bali Barat National Park area can be incredibly rewarding with lots of rare and localized species and subspecies possible, including highly sought-after birds such as Javan Banded Pitta , Javan Cuckooshrike , Hair-crested (Javan Spangled) Drongo , Green Junglefowl , Sunda Scops Owl , Black-thighed Falconet , Changeable Hawk-Eagle , Barred Eagle-Owl , Laced Woodpecker , Rufous-backed Dwarf Kingfisher , Blue-tailed Bee-eater , Chestnut-headed Bee-eater , Oriental Dollarbird , Yellow-throated Hanging Parrot , Kamchatka Leaf Warbler (during the northern winter months), Mangrove Whistler , Oriental Magpie-Robin (of the local subspecies), Grey-rumped Treeswift , Javan Myna , Pink-necked Green Pigeon , Grey-cheeked Green Pigeon , Black-naped Fruit Dove , and Orange-breasted Green Pigeon .

Saltpans near Bali Barat NP (as part of a 2-day or 3-day trip that includes Bali Barat)

The saltpans can be great for resident and, depending on the time of year, migrant shorebirds and waterbirds such as Javan Plover , Pied Stilt , Greater Painted-snipe , Beach Stone-curlew , Greater Sand Plover , Siberian Sand Plover , Tibetan Sand Plover , Malaysian Plover , Terek Sandpiper , Long-toed Stint , Marsh Sandpiper , Pacific Reef Heron , Cerulean Kingfisher , and Sunda Teal . With Sunda Collared Dove , Javan Myna , Pied Triller , Golden-bellied Gerygone , Javan Munia , White-headed Munia , and Streaked Weaver all also present.

Estuaries and Mudflats near Bali Barat National Park (half-day while in area on 2-day or 3-day trip)

The estuaries and mudflats of the local area can be excellent too, with chances of Great-billed Heron , Lesser Adjutant , and Beach Stone-curlew , along with numerous terns, frigatebirds, jaegers, herons, and shorebirds. In the right season, Aleutian Tern might also be possible.

Bird Photography – Javan Banded Pitta and other secretive species of Bali

We are able to arrange access to several different bird blinds (bird hides) across Bali. These blinds can offer photographic opportunities for some highly sought-after and tough to see species. Top of the most-wanted list for many birders’ visiting Bali is seeing the shy, secretive, and stunningly beautiful Javan Banded Pitta .

Other secretive birds of Bali visiting the blinds can include Orange-headed Thrush (the rare and localized Bali-Java endemic subspecies), Rufous-backed Dwarf Kingfisher (previously called Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher), Green Junglefowl , Laced Woodpecker , Fulvous-chested Jungle Flycatcher , Crescent-chested Babbler , Horsfield’s Babbler , and more.

Please speak to us if you would like to arrange a visit to a blind for any of the above species, and we will see if one is available in the region you will be visiting, and for the dates of your trip.

Javan Kingfisher

Java Sparrow

Javan Owlet

Green Junglefowl

Cerulean Kingfisher

Javan Plover

Red-legged Crake

White-browed Crake

Black-winged Myna

Crested Serpent Eagle

Javan Banded Pitta

Orange-breasted Green Pigeon

Grey-cheeked Green Pigeon

Aleutian Tern

Siberian Thrush

Chinese Sparrowhawk

Narcissus Flycatcher

“Andy provided an amazing 1-day tour around Bali. He knows every bird and where to find the key treasures. Loved spending the day with Andy and looking forward to more birding trips with him.”

Our 2-day and 3-day Bali Barat and/or Bedugul birding tours include premium accommodation, that has been carefully selected to allow access to the national park and forest areas, where many of the main target birds can be found. Please note that this accommodation may get booked far in advance: we recommend booking as early as possible.

Expect hot and humid weather conditions in Bali year-round. There is little temperature variation across the year with average temperatures ranging from 78-82 o F (26-28 o C). Temperature highs of around 95 o F (35 o C) rarely occur in some months, and it is cooler and drier in the months of June to August when early morning temperatures in the mountains can reach as low as 59 o F (15  o C). Humidity levels are usually 85-95% in the wet season of November to March when afternoon showers are common. The rainy season may extend from October to April, but usually April to October are the drier months. January is usually the wettest month of the year with 13.5 inches/34.5 centimetres of rain falling on average during the month and rain falling on 27 out of 31 days! We tend to have to maintain some level of flexibility with birding in Bali due to the weather, particularly during the wet season.

Please note that some sites are tide-dependent and may not be available during your visit if the tide is too high.

We will provide specific advice on what to bring on a Bali birding tour (e.g., suitable clothes and footwear) ahead of your day trip as it will vary depending on which tour you take.

Please note that roads are generally narrow and congested, and so journey times may take longer than expected, especially if there is a religious ceremony, when roads can be closed without warning.

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Welcome to Bali Bird Walk

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Which came first – the walk or the work? Actually the latter, and the name was suggested by Hans Hoefer, erstwhile founder and publisher of APA Insight Guides. The book sold quite well, and I was inspired to expand on some of the featured itineraries, developing our programme of Bali Bird Walks for bird-watchers and aspiring naturalists which we operate today. We – that is me and Wayan Sumadi, better known to her birding fans as Su. Su is the one who really runs the show. Nothing escapes her notice; and pretty well all the fan mail is addressed to her! We’ve been at it for nearly 25 years now: the other day Su hosted a party of Aussie birders who’d already done it six times. Needless to say, it was she (and the birds) they’d come to see! Mind you, there are other things besides birds out there. We specialize in butterflies, and trees and herbs, especially those having medicinal properties . Anyone for a spot of botanizing? Then a leisurely lunch in sylvan surrounds. Companionship is the key. All are welcome, children especially. We can handle groups of up to 20 kids, many attending international schools regionally. Just give us some forewarning, and Su will take care of the rest. Walks take place on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays (though by prior arrangement any day will do). And for dedicated birders and other enthusiasts, we may propose itineraries tailor-made and island-wide. Just try us…and see!

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Bali Bird Walk in Ubud

Birdwatching tours in bali.

Bali Bird Walk offers fun birdwatching tours around the lush countryside of Ubud. It is one of the most well-established operators on the island offering nature tours of its kind. Set up by ornithologist Victor Mason in 1990, who is well-known for his books on exotic birds and butterflies in Bali, the walk takes you on a day out through some of the highland area’s most beautiful nature trails.

Various walks are available, which include a 5-km (approximately 3.5-hour) ramble through Ubud, as well as tours to far-flung regions all over the island. Such extended tours include the mangrove forests on Bali’s south, the highlands of Mount Batukaru and the forested lakesides of central Bali.

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What you'll see on a Bali Bird Walk tour 

Consider yourself lucky if you get to spot over a dozen species from the hundreds known on your walk. Endemic Bali bird species include the Java kingfisher, the bar-winged prinia, Java sparrow, and the scarlet-headed flowerpecker. There are also many other tropical birds with dazzling plumage to be found.

The butterflies are also a highlight, such as the Helena birdwing, the banded common sailer, and red lacewings fluttering among the foliage. You’ll also come across exotic trees, medicinal plants and wildflowers on your trip. The guided walks normally take up to 4 hours and usually include lunch in their packages.

Birdwatching trails around Ubud are usually held every Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The starting point is at Murni's Warung on Jalan Campuhan, several minutes from the center of Ubud.

Location: Jalan Raya Campuhan, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

Phone: +62 (0)361 975009

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Bali Bird Park & Ubud Tour

Bali Bird Park and Ubud Tour   is a Bali Combination Tour packages to visit Bali Bird Park with hundred kind of bird and visiting ubud know as a culture village. This is a one day tour that combines to visit a bird park with all the beauty of birds from around the world here and continue to visit tourist objects located in the center of Ubud.

Trip Overview:

• Bali Bird Park  is one of the most famous Bali Activities that you can visit on your holiday in paradise island of Bali. Two hectares of fine tropical gardens offer an interesting leisurely walk amidst the rich compilation of nearly a thousand exotic birds from the Indonesian archipelago and around the world. The Bali Bird Park is located in the village of Batubulan, Gianyar Regency and is a fun and attractive playground for bird lovers and a convenient stopover for those on day tours and en route to the central regions such as Ubud as well as the gold and silversmith’s villages of Celuk and Mas.
• Celuk Village is one of the famous artisan village to see how the locals making agaold & Silver jewelry. their design is one of the most beautiful silver design in indonesia where instead of seeing they are making silver you can also see their collection at their own jewelry shop
•   Ubud Monkey Forest  is a nature reserve and temple complex in Ubud, Bali. It houses approximately 340 monkeys which are known as long-tailed Macaques (Macaca fascicularis). There are four groups of monkeys each occupying different territories in the park. The Sacred Monkey Forest is a popular tourist attraction in Ubud, and is often visted by over 10,000 tourists a month.
• Ubud Traditional Art Market  where the existence is not far different from other markets available in the tourism area. This market as a society economics center of Ubud and it is apposite to the existence of Ubud Empire that is called Puri Saren. The market is unfolding from west to easterly divided become two group with different purpose. There are two markets available at the same area those are one block at the West side is for a traditional artistic market and another block located in the east as an everyday traditional fundamental market requirement. This market is opened every day about at 08:00 until 18:00, even some from them still open until nighttime.

Depature: 08.30 am | Tour Duration: 10 Hours

Price A: Regular tour price USD 40/Car (1-6)

Inclusion: Fully air-conditioned private car, English speaking driver, Petrol, Parking fee.

Exclusion: All entrance ticket and Lunch

Price B: All-Inclusive price USD 55/Person (min 2 Person)

Inclusion : Fully air-conditioned Private Car, English speaking Driver. All entrance ticket, Lunch, Mineral water, Goverment tax 

Exclusion: Your Personal Expenses

What to bring?

• Camera, Suncream, Sunglasses, Hats, Extra cash

Terms & Condition:

• Minimum 2 adult is required to join this tour.
• For single traveller
• Additional 50% charge.
• Child from 3- 11 years with 50% off.
• Infant 1-2 years is FREE.
• Reasonable and fair price, that means NO HIDDEN FEES.
• Payment either in USD, Rupiah, or other currencies based on the latest exchange rates.
• Payment by Online Credit Card with 3% extra charge.
• Private tour, means there is no other participant, just you and your companion.
• Get special rate if you book with GROUP BOOKING.
• For Group Booking. We need 50% deposit.

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Ubud tour and bird park

Want to see more than a hundred species of birds living in Bali and make memorable pictures with them? For you and your family, we organize a one-day trip to the Ubud with visiting bird and reptilies park. You can go on a trip in the company of only close people, stop and take pictures at any time and spend at the route points as much time as you need.

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Ubud tour + Bird Park The Bali Bird Park is a unique place, where you can find the most interesting species of the bird Kingdom of the seven areas of the globe: South America, South Africa, Sumatra Islands, The island of Borneo, Papua New Guinea, Java Islands and Bali Islands.

Acquaintance with reptiles will be an informative addition to the rich collection of birds. The Reptile Park is inhabited by crocodiles, turtles, snakes, Komodo dragons, iguanas and other reptiles.

By taking part in this journey, you will discover the most popular attractions of the island of Bali: the forest of wild monkeys, traditional Balinese temples and a waterfall in the lost jungle, coffee plantations and of course amazing rice terraces. You will dine in the restaurant, located on the edge of an ancient volcano overlooking the dormant Batur volcano and the unique mountain lake at its foot!

What To Expect

Morning transfer At the appointed time of the meeting in your hotel/villa will arrive an English speaking guide-driver of the transport company Nadya Tour, you need to wait for the car at the reception of your hotel or near the villa.

Tour description:

• Bird and Reptile Park
• Monkey Forest
• traditional Balinese temple
• Tegallalang Rice Terrace
• Tegenungan Waterfall
• Kintamani village
• coffee plantation

Early in the morning around 07:00 - 08:00 you will go to the Bird and Reptile Park, walk through enclosures, take photos with parrots and learn a lot about birds and reptiles.

Then we go to the next point of the tour — Monkey Forest. In the monkey forest, you can feed monkeys or watch the animals play. Be careful monkeys are wild animals, so it is better to leave all valuable items in the car.

After we will visit one of the three traditional Balinese temples: - Pura Tirta Empul -the ancient Hindu temple of Holy water (926 AD); - Goa Gajah or "Elephant cave" — the UNESCO World Heritage site (11th century BC); - Gunung Kawi — the ancient cave town, famous for royal tombs carved into stone cliffs  in the 11th century

Next, we drive to the famous Tegalalang Rice Terrace and to the waterfall in the Tegenungan jungle. After such an intense program, you should definitely have lunch. You will eat at the restaurant overlooking the mountain lake and the Batur volcano.

In the second part our your journey you will visit the traditional Kintamani village, where you will have the opportunity to learn about lifestyle, culture and craft of the traditional indigenous inhabitants of the island, Luwak coffee plantation with coffee tasting coffee. The program order can be changed (ask your guide for the details).

Return transfer In the evening 17:00-18:00 you will be in your hotel or villa, the exact time of arrival at the hotel depends on the traffic and the location of your hotel.

• div > .user-text"> Michel 19.11.2019 Ubud and bird park (company: Maps Bali Tour) Super We had the most amazing time and tour guide!! Everything we did felt like it was a special experience with extra things for us to do that only we got to experience. He took some amazing photos everywhere we went and got us water when we needed it and even snacks! Went above and beyond with his hospitality and knowledge so worth the money will be sending friends and family to take this tour ? I RECOMMENDED THIS TOUR
• div > .user-text"> Roman 15.11.2019 Ubud and bird park (company: Maps Bali Tour) Super We read the reviews and knew this was a service that cared. The reviews are right and I'm adding mine to them. Our driver arrived on time and we shared with him what we wanted to see and he laid out the best plan for us. His is knowledgable, courteous, patient and he took the time to share with us the history of Ubud and Balinese culture. He even helped us negotiate with vendors to receive better prices. He followed up with us the next day to inquire about my wife Moe's health. She was recovering from a cold. He will soon become your friend as we feel he is now our's. I RECOMMENDED THIS TOUR
• div > .user-text"> Russell 30.10.2019 Ubud and bird park (company: Maps Bali Tour) Super Our guide was the very polite and knowledgeable Wayan. He was our personal Wikipedia, because we could ask any question and he would know the answer! Really enjoyed the rice fields view and the lunch location. Overall a perfect tour day I RECOMMENDED THIS TOUR
• div > .user-text"> Sarah 11.07.2019 Ubud and bird park (company: Maps Bali Tour) Super Our tour guide was exceptional! Really kind and also funny, he was extremely patient with us when we were taking photos and shared many stories about the Balinese culture. Couldn’t have asked for a better guide, he was simply the best! The tour itself was fun and flexible, we got to explore Bali’s beautiful temples and nature, this tour says it all, it really is an tour! Our guide also took heaps of photos for us which turned out wonderful! I RECOMMENDED THIS TOUR

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• We give a refund for the service retaining 10% of the payment amount, if the customer makes the cancellation at least 48 hours before the event starts or if there is an official document on hospitalization from the hospital.
• Refunds are made at the exchange rate set by the Bank of Indonesia on the day of payment.
• We give a full refund in case the provider can't render the service.
• We review the issue of a refund up to 5 business days from the date of costumer's application.
• We provide a refund within 5 banking days from the moment the decision on the return is agreed.

About payment:

• booking by prepayment: 665 000 idr /pax
• you can pay online with VISA, MasterCard, PayPal
• you can pay by cash in shops Alfamart

The tour includes

• transfer service
• English speaking driver
• entrance tickets to the park and temples
• buffet lunch

Extra charge

• surcharges for transfer from remote areas, the amount must be checked with the manager
• sunscreen with high SPF
• long-sleeve shirt
• drinking water
• snack and fruits

Please note

• average tour duration 7 - 8 hours
• there are about 1000 species of birds in the park
• children under the age of 2 travel free of charge
• child fares (ages 2-12)
• It is recommended to have personal travel insurance

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Bird Watching In Bali – Fun & Exciting Family Outdoors Tour In Ubud

Bird watching in Bali can be one of your fun and exciting activities for kids or family. If you would like to see many kinds of birds, we recommend visiting the Bali Bird Walk. The locations of Bali bird walk Ubud at Tjampuhan Ubud, Bali. From Ngurah Rai International Airport, it will take 1 hour 20 minutes, and the distance of travel is 40 kilometers. The locations of the Bali bird walk Ubud very close to Blanco Museum Ubud.

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Suppose you plan to have a holiday in Bali with family and to search for the best outdoor attractions in Bali for your family and children. In that case, consider the Bali bird walk tour as one of your  things to do in Bali with kids .

Bird watching in Bali will take place in the countryside of the Ubud area, which will be conducted by the Bali bird watching guide base on various trails and can be depending on the cycle of the seasons.

These activities only available on Sunday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday mornings at 09:00 am. You get a brief introduction talk then you start walking. The tour finished at 12:30 pm, of course, you can have lunch after prolonged walking.

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Ubud areas are a place that provides 100 species of birds. On tour, you will see around 30 species of birds. The bird such as:

Besides birds, you also will see the rice field, monument, Balinese Hindu temple , wildflower, and stunning natural scenery.

While the fee to have a Bali bird walks tour is USD 37, and 10 % will donate to Bali Bird Club. By paying USD 37, you will get lunch, mineral water, tea, and coffee, also a binocular. In conclusion, Kid will love these outdoor Bali attractions. Kids can have their photo taken with parrots.

Above all, the thing that makes this walk is fascinating is the guide; her name is Sumadi. She has an incredible knowledge of the natural environment and birds, plants, rice farming,  the Subak irrigation system . Also, very enthusiastic when she guided and informed you about the thing you will see during the tour.

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About Wayan Suadnyana

Born and raised in the Isle of Gods, Wayan Suadnyana is an authority in Bali tourism. As a writer for Wira Tour Bali, he brings deep insights into the island’s celebrated spots, activities, and hidden gems. His roots in Bali, combined with a Tourism Management degree from Sekolah Tinggi Pariwisata Bali (Bali Tourism College) in 2001, provide a foundation for his expertise. But it’s his firsthand journeys, genuine interactions with the local community, and unwavering commitment to authentic storytelling that set him apart.

Beyond his writings, Wayan is an avid nature enthusiast and adventurer. He relishes activities like rafting on the Telaga Waja River, indulging in water sports at Tanjung Benoa, or simply soaking in the sunset at Kuta Beach. His love for adventure, including road cycling, infuses his travel guides with a unique and captivating authenticity.

In his integral role at Wira Tour Bali, Wayan’s devotion to the island’s tourism shines. He meticulously researches to craft content that truly resonates, offering readers more than just articles – they’re gateways to Bali’s enchantment. Given his vast local knowledge and passion for the island, Wayan Suadnyana stands out as a trusted reference for any traveller looking to uncover the magic of Bali.

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BALI BIRD PARK AND UBUD TOUR

A full day tour featuring visit to: Bali Bird Park , botanical landscape, the park provides sanctuary to almost 1000 birds of 250 different species. Continue visit to Celuk Villageto see gold and silver smith community. After then the trip continued to Ubud Monkey forest , Monkey Forest is a small rain forest dwelt by some group of monkeys and other tropical animals. It is strategically located in the hearth of Ubud Village. , after then we visit Ubud Palace : Ubud Palace is an artistic cultural life center, while the traditional market is the symbol of local economics resident. and the last stop is Tegalalang Village : the rice terrace is designed very beautiful with exquisite hollowing rice field and precisely located on the hill bank also you can visit the coffee plants and swings in one place.

Includes : * Hotel pick up and drop off back, * Private car/bus with full air conditioning * Profesional English speaking driver * Fuel Excludes : * Meals * Entrance fee/parking fee

Terms and Condition : * The tour is private tours and that means there is no other participant * The tour will assist by english speaking tour driver * Flexible time arrangement and subject to change based on your request * Reasonable and fair price and that means no hidden charge * For the payment you may pay upon start the tour and no deposit needed * Payment either in USD or IDR Rupiah currencies based on the latest exchange rates

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Birding BaliBali is an Indonesian island located at 8°25′23″S 115°14′55″E Co, the westernmost of the Lesser Sunda Islands, lying between Java to the west and Lombok to the east. It is one of the country’s 33.0 provinces with the provincial capital at Denpasar towards the south of the island.With a population recorded as 3,151,000 in 2005, the island is home to the vast majority of Indonesia’s small Hindu minority. 93.18% of Bali’s population adheres to Balinese Hinduism, while most of the remainder follow Islam. It is also the largest tourist destination in the country and is renowned for its highly developed arts, including dance, sculpture, painting, leather, metalworking and music.

The island of Bali lies 3.2 km (2 mi) east of Java, and is approximately 8 degrees south of the equator. East to west, the island is approximately 153 km (95 mi) wide and is approximately 112 km (69 mi) north to south; it’s land area is 5,632 km². The highest point is Mount Agung at 3,142 m (10,308 feet) high, an active volcano that last erupted in March 1963. Mountains cover centre to the eastern side, with Mount Agung the easternmost peak. Mount Batur (1,717 m) is also still active; an eruption 30,000 years ago was one of the largest known volcanic events on Earth.In the south the land descends to form an alluvial plain, watered by shallow, north-south flowing rivers, drier in the dry season and overflowing during periods of heavy rain. The longest of these rivers, Sungai Ayung, is also the longest on the island (approx. 75 km).The principal city is the present provincial capital and largest city, Denpasar, near the southern coast. Its population is around 300,000. Bali’s second-largest city is the old colonial capital, Singaraja, which is located on the north coast and is home to around 100,000 people. Other important cities include the beach resort, Kuta, which is practically part of Denpasar’s urban area; and Ubud, which is north of Denpasar, and known as the island’s cultural centre.There is a coastal road surround the island, as well as three major two-lane arteries that cross the central mountains at passes reaching to 1,750m in height (at Penelokan). Minor roads branch off of these major highways. The Ngurah Rai Bypass is a four-lane expressway that partly encircles Denpasar and enables cars to travel quickly in the heavily populated south. Bali has no railway lines.The island is surrounded by coral reefs. Beaches in the south tend to have white sand while those in the north and west have black sand. The beach town of Padangbai in the south east has both. Bali has no major waterways, although the Ho River is navigable by small sampan boats. Black sand beaches between Pasut and Klatingdukuh are being developed for tourism, but apart from the seaside temple of Tanah Lot, they are not yet used for significant tourism.To the east, the Lombok Strait separates Bali from Lombok and marks the biogeographical division between the fauna of the Indomalayan ecozone and the distinctly different fauna of Australasia. The transition is known as the Wallace Line, named after Alfred Russel Wallace, who first proposed transition zone between these two major biomes. When sea levels dropped during the Pleistocene ice age, Bali was connected to Java and Sumatra and to the mainland of Asia and shared the Asian fauna, but the deep water of the Lombok Strait continued to keep Lombok and the Lesser Sunda archipelago isolated.

Bali has around 280 species of birds, including the critically endangered Bali Starling. The only endemic high-level predator of the island, the Bali tiger, became extinct in the 1930s.The Bali Barat National Park, located on the north western side of the island, is a refuge for wildlife such as the Sunda Pangolin, Indian Muntjac, Mouse-deer, Leopard Cat, Black Giant Squirrel, and several species of macaque and leaf monkey.

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Tohpati Village : Gain insight into the cultural significance of Batik, a UNESCO-recognized art form, and witness the meticulous process of creating these exquisite pieces.

Batuan Village : Delve into the rich cultural heritage of Bali as you stroll through the compound, discovering the stories and traditions embedded in every detail.

Tegalalang Rice Fields : Witness the awe-inspiring beauty of Tegalalang Rice Fields, a picturesque landscape of emerald-green terraced fields that showcase Bali’s agricultural prowess.

Monkey Forest : Enjoy up-close interactions with these charming primates, observing their natural behavior in their forest sanctuary.

Bali Bird Park : Marvel at the diverse and colorful array of exotic bird species, set against the backdrop of lush botanical gardens, creating a truly immersive and educational experience.

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Bali Bird Walk offers fun birdwatching tours around the lush countryside of Ubud. It is one of the most well-established operators on the island offering nature tours of its kind. Set up by ornithologist Victor Mason in 1990, who is well-known for his books on exotic birds and butterflies in Bali, the walk takes you on a day out through some of the highland area’s most beautiful nature trails.

Various walks are available, which include a 5-km (approximately 3.5-hour) ramble through Ubud, as well as tours to far-flung regions all over the island. Such extended tours include the mangrove forests on Bali’s south, the highlands of Mount Batukaru and the forested lakesides of central Bali.

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Consider yourself lucky if you get to spot over a dozen species from the hundreds known on your walk. Endemic Bali bird species include the Java kingfisher, the bar-winged prinia, Java sparrow, and the scarlet-headed flowerpecker. There are also many other tropical birds with dazzling plumage to be found.

The butterflies are also a highlight, such as the Helena birdwing, the banded common sailer, and red lacewings fluttering among the foliage. You’ll also come across exotic trees, medicinal plants and wildflowers on your trip. The guided walks normally take up to 4 hours and usually include lunch in their packages.

Birdwatching trails around Ubud are usually held every Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The starting point is at Murni's Warung on Jalan Campuhan, several minutes from the centre of Ubud.

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Bali swings and bird nests are the most attractive destination for people looking for an adrenaline rush and an enthralling experience. Soaring above the sky between the trees, amidst lush green forests and open sky in one of these Bali swing in Ubud is like a dream come true.

For nature lovers, Bali Swings is a must-visit place allowing them to admire the Ubud’s natural beauty of the entire region and relish the breathtaking views of nearby surroundings.

Swinging as high as 78 meters above the ground offers a thrilling experience as the Bali Swings will surely blow your mind and make your trip memorable and unforgettable.

Behold the jaw-dropping scenes of Bali Swing thus making it the best place for a couple’s photography for Instagram shots or other social media posts. The tranquility and serene environment allow couples to spend quality time with each other while enjoying the trip to Bali.

There are various awe-inspiring Bali Swings in Indonesia that create difficulty for visitors to choose among them. To make this situation easier we have mentioned the best and most famous Bali Swings below:-

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7 Best Ubud & Bali Swings that offer a Thrilling Experience

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If you are true adrenaline junkies and looking for thrilling swings then head to Bali Swings as it is one of the most visited swings in Bali . It has various swings at different heights lying at 10m, 15m, 20m, and 78m above ground level. All these swings are perfect for adventure seekers who are in search of something thrilling and exciting in their life. Thus, the excitement level of Bali Swing may vary from swing to swing because of different heights, it is recommended that visitors should choose the swing wisely.

Bali Swing also has other attractions including a Butterfly garden“Hanging Nests”, a helicopter, and a heart-shaped rock allowing visitors to admire the magnificent view of the waterfall and the canyon valley.

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Wanagiri Hidden Hills Swing

Wanagiri Hidden Hills Swing is another popular swing in Bali which is located in the mountains of Wanagiri and Munduk village. The enduring hill is popping up on Instagram for stories and stunning photos as it is one of the famous spots for photographs. It boasts of numerous swing spots allowing visitors to have a look at magnificent views facing directly to Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan and also feel the cool breeze of air in the surrounding areas.

There are various other interesting attractions that include treehouses, human-sized bird nests, and also an Indonesian interpretation of the Eiffel Tower thus attracting the visitors to some exciting things such as the hill and the lake.

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Terrace River Pool Swing

Visitors can enjoy the beautiful view of the greenish rice fields and rice terraces while riding on the Terrace River Pool Swing. The best part is that the swing is hanging between two palm trees so be careful while enjoying the activity. With over 15 different types of swings from various heights, this is a perfect Bali Swing for adventure seekers who are looking for an exciting experience. The giant bird’s nest is an attraction point for capturing Instagram shots and this is one of the reasons people would like to come here.

Alas Harum Bali Swing

Alas Harum Swing, is one of the popular swings in Bali that is close to Tegalalang Rice Terraces and located in the village of Alas Harum. This vantage point has 3 swings including Extreme Swing, Couple Swing, and Super Extreme Swing – all of them have different heights ranging from easier to extreme difficulty. Apart from the swing, this place has many things to offer such as learning the steps of preparing Luwak coffee, swinging over the zip, strolling on the glass floor, and the recently added activity bike cycling. It has all-over greenery and a wide variety of trees making it the best attraction point of Bali that offers an adrenaline rush to visitors.

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Zen Hideaway Ubud Swing

Located at Jalan Dewi Saraswati, Bali, Zen Hideaway Ubud is the most popular among other Bali Swings as it hangs between coconut trees. Swing between the trees and high atop a hill creates an adrenaline rush among visitors due to excitement and enjoyment.

Zen Hideaway Ubud Bali Swing is perfect for people who love tranquility and calmness and also they can breathe fresh air as the attraction point is surrounded by forests and trees. While swinging in the air, you will experience rice terraces, Mount Agung, a mini waterfall, and a river view that surely offers a remarkable and unforgettable experience.

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Aloha Ubud Swing & Bird Nests

Take in the breathtaking vista of the Ubud forest and rice fields with Aloha Ubud Themed Park. It is a wonderful location with the most beautiful swings in the Tegalalang region. The park has five separate tiers of swings that span in height from 10 to 60 meters and is located approximately 5 miles from the Arjuna Statue in Ubud.

Depending on how afraid you are, you can choose to ride one of the five single saddle swings at the park. Travelers love to don their favorite outfits and swing as high as they can while admiring the gorgeous forest in the distance. Those who don’t feel like swinging might see the human-sized bird nests instead. This park will satisfy all of your adrenaline desires with a multitude of packages offered.

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Swing in Love at Bas De Atayana

One of the illustrious swings in Bali is Swing in Love at Bas De Atanaya, which is situated in the town of Seribatu in Susut, Bangli Regency, Bali. Bas De Atayana is an agro-tourism destination, built on the idea of fusing plantations and agriculture with the natural world.

The Swing of Love is an enormous swing enclosed in a heart-shaped emblem. The Bas De Atayana is the place to go if you’re searching for an exceptional setting to enjoy a standard swing. Due to the profusion of symbols focusing on love, such as the swing in love, the tower of love, the bird’s nest, and the waterfall in love, etc., it is the ideal destination for couples.

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Best Time To Visit Bali Swings

Morning hours are the best time to visit Bali Swing, the doors are opened as early as 8 AM in the morning . It gets crowded later in the day with lots of people.

June, July, and August are the best months to visit Bali Swings as the weather is pleasant during this period and the most crowded throughout the year. If you don’t like crowds then May, June, September, and October are the best months.

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