Trekking West Bali National Park

Land Adventure

3

Guided routes, one per zoneres

2.5–7 h

Short walk to full day

4

Forest types in the park

160+

Bird species recorded

Bali has plenty of walks. Almost none of them are this

Trekking West Bali National Park grants access to Bali’s sole conservation area—a side of the island few ever experience. Unlike typical walks through rice terraces or up volcanoes, this protected park offers raw, untouched wilderness. To keep it pristine and wildlife undisturbed, entry is strictly with a licensed park guide.

01 Mangrove: Home to 28 mangrove species (11.5% of Indonesia’s total), where kingfishers nest above and monitor lizards roam below.

02 Monsoon Forest: Towering trees along seasonal riverbeds shelter grey macaques and rare ebony leaf monkeys.

03 Savanna: Open grasslands on the Prapat Agung peninsula, ideal for spotting deer, wild boar, green junglefowl, and the endemic Bali starling.

04 Lowland Rainforest: The lush Klatakan hills stay green year-round, offering an off-the-beaten-path hike through old-growth forest.

Bali has plenty of walks. Almost none of them are this

Trekking West Bali National Park grants access to Bali’s sole conservation area—a side of the island few ever experience. Unlike typical walks through rice terraces or up volcanoes, this protected park offers raw, untouched wilderness. To keep it pristine and wildlife undisturbed, entry is strictly with a licensed park guide.

01 Mangrove: Home to 28 mangrove species (11.5% of Indonesia’s total), where kingfishers nest above and monitor lizards roam below.
02 Monsoon Forest: Towering trees along seasonal riverbeds shelter grey macaques and rare ebony leaf monkeys.
03 Savanna: Open grasslands on the Prapat Agung peninsula, ideal for spotting deer, wild boar, green junglefowl, and the endemic Bali starling.