West Bali National Park
West Bali National Park is a conservation area covering approximately 190 km², located at the western tip of Bali Island. The park is well known for its rich biodiversity, unspoiled natural beaches, and crystal-clear waters that are home to beautiful coral reefs.
As a protected area, West Bali National Park serves as an important habitat for various plant and animal species, including the rare Bali starling, one of Bali’s most iconic endangered birds. Its natural beauty makes the park an ideal destination for travelers seeking a peaceful and authentic nature experience.
Activities to Enjoy:
- Trekking & Birdwatching : Explore tropical forests while observing wildlife, including the rare Bali starling.
- Snorkeling & Diving : Menjangan Island is one of Bali’s best spots for diving and snorkeling, with vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life.
- River & Forest Exploration : Perfect for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.
- Pulaki Temple Visit : An iconic temple that is home to relatively tame groups of monkeys.