West Bali National Park

West Bali National Park is a protected landscape in the western Bali area around Gerokgak and Pemuteran. The park includes forests, savanna, mangroves, coastal wetlands, coral reefs and offshore islands such as Menjangan.

What you find there

Visitors find forest and savanna routes, coastal habitats, birdlife, mangrove areas and marine environments reached by boat. The park contains different ecosystems rather than one single attraction, and access is organised through designated routes and park facilities.

Conservation

The park was established to protect western Bali’s wildlife and habitats. It is particularly associated with the Bali myna, a native bird that has been the focus of conservation work, as well as deer, monkeys and other species.

Visiting

Entry and route access are controlled by park regulations. Visitors should use authorised guides or routes where required and follow rules for wildlife, reefs and protected areas. Public sources locate the park in Buleleng and Jembrana, Bali.