A new chapter in Bali’s tourism has just begun with the launch of Marine Safari Bali, an immersive educational attraction inside Bali Safari Park. Designed as both a marine learning hub and a conservation site, this destination invites visitors to experience the beauty and importance of Indonesia’s ocean life like never before.
Opened at the end of 2024, Marine Safari Bali offers six distinctive zones that take guests on a journey through diverse aquatic ecosystems. Each area highlights different species and habitats, complete with engaging infographics that make learning both easy and enjoyable. The six themed zones include The Rain Forest, The River, The River Monster, The Estuary, The Coast, and The Ocean.
Operational Manager of MSB and Bali Safari Park, Samuel Liu, said the concept was born from Indonesia’s deep connection to the sea. “Through MSB, we want people to understand and appreciate marine life,” he explained. His statement reflects the park’s mission to promote both awareness and respect for marine ecosystems.
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Beyond entertainment, the park emphasizes education and environmental responsibility. The Education Center stands as the heart of Marine Safari Bali, allowing visitors to witness how the animals are carefully maintained under strict welfare standards. Guests can even observe the daily routines of caretakers who monitor animal health and well-being.
Among its remarkable facilities, the dolphin medical pool is a standout feature. Claimed to be the largest of its kind in Southeast Asia, this pool is home to seven dolphins that receive thorough health check-ups every day. The facility reflects the park’s serious commitment to animal care and scientific management.
Marine Safari Bali not only enhances Bali’s status as a world-class tourism destination but also underscores the island’s dedication to marine education and conservation. By blending interactive learning, cultural awareness, and sustainable practices, the attraction offers both locals and tourists a meaningful encounter with the underwater world that defines Indonesia’s identity as a maritime nation.
