Sanur Mangrove Forest

Sanur Mangrove Forest, also known as the Mangrove Information Centre, lies within the Tahura Ngurah Rai mangrove area on Bali’s southeast coast. The forest is about eight kilometres south of Sanur, along Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai in Suwung Kauh.

What you find there

The visitor site includes boardwalks through coastal mangroves and places to observe the forest environment. Mangrove roots, tidal channels and dense greenery form a protected habitat between the mainland and the waters around Denpasar.

Conservation and education

The area was developed for conservation, recreation and environmental education. The Mangrove Information Centre forms part of the larger Tahura Ngurah Rai forest, a coastal ecosystem that helps connect land and sea habitats.

Visiting

The published address is Km 21, Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai, Suwung Kauh, Bali. Visitors should remain on designated paths, follow local instructions and check current access arrangements before travelling because the forest’s visitor facilities and schedule can vary.