Marine Safari Bali Offers Educational Wildlife Tours During School Holidays

Marine Safari Bali is providing engaging educational experiences for families during the school holidays, aiming to combine entertainment with learning about marine life and conservation. Located in Gianyar, Bali, the park is home to a diverse collection of over 10,000 marine and land animals representing approximately 300 species.

The facility is designed with six distinct ecosystem zones that mimic natural habitats, including rainforests, rivers, estuaries, coastlines, and the open ocean. During the holiday period, visitors can partake in various interactive programs. These include feeding stingrays at Ray Bay, participating in a shark encounter, and interacting with bamboo sharks and starfish in the Estuary Zone.

Laetitia Delvart, General Manager of Marine Safari Bali, highlighted the importance of hands-on learning. "At Marine Safari Bali, we believe that the learning process is more meaningful when experienced directly," she stated. "Through interaction with marine animals and the teams that care for them, we hope visitors will gain a greater appreciation for Indonesia's marine ecosystems and be inspired to contribute to conservation efforts."

Beyond its role as a tourist attraction, Marine Safari Bali functions as a conservation institution. It features a veterinary clinic, a clinical pathology laboratory, and breeding programs for endangered species. The park also offers a "Behind-the-Scenes Education Centre Tour" for visitors to observe animal care, nutrition planning, and conservation management practices.

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At Marine Safari Bali, we believe that the learning process is more meaningful when experienced directly. Through interaction with marine animals and the teams that care for them, we hope visitors will gain a greater appreciation for Indonesia's marine ecosystems and be inspired to contribute to conservation efforts.