The Best Things to Do in Bali with Kids
Family-friendly Bali, ranked: animal parks, the Monkey Forest sanctuary, and hands-on attractions that keep younger travellers happy between the temples and rice terraces.
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$204377 IDR
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Bali with Kids: what to know before booking
Family-friendly Bali, ranked: animal parks, the Monkey Forest sanctuary, and hands-on attractions that keep younger travellers happy between the temples and rice terraces.
- Availability
- 6 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $204377 IDR before checkout fees.
- Rating signal
- Compared options average 4.9 stars across 1,799 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Spread across Bali — the Marine Safari near Gianyar, the Monkey Forest in central Ubud, the Bukit and southern parks within reach of the beaches
- Best time
- Morning starts beat both the midday heat and the tour-bus crowds at the swings and Monkey Forest
- Ticket note
- Date-specific for the parks; booking ahead guarantees entry on busy weekends and holidays
Bali with Kids in Bali
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Everything you should know before you book
Bali is an easy island with children: warm, green, and dotted with animal parks and outdoor attractions that work for a range of ages. This list ranks the family favourites by review score so you can pick the ones that suit your kids — from the Marine Safari's animals and aquarium tanks to the Sacred Monkey Forest's free-roaming macaques.
Mix one big animal park with a low-key outdoor stop each day. The Marine Safari and Reptile Park are full half-days, while the Monkey Forest sanctuary, the traditional farm house, and the Aloha jungle swing slot easily around a temple or rice-terrace visit. Bring sun protection — most of these are open-air.
Frequently asked questions
What can you do in Bali with young children?
The Marine Safari and its aquarium, the Reptile Park, and the Sacred Monkey Forest sanctuary are the standout animal stops, with the traditional farm house and the Aloha jungle swing as easy outdoor add-ons.
Is the Monkey Forest in Ubud safe for kids?
Yes, with supervision — the macaques roam freely, so keep snacks, sunglasses, and loose items put away, and don't let young children feed or approach them directly.
Are family attraction tickets cheaper online?
Usually, and booking ahead guarantees entry on busy weekends and school holidays when the bigger animal parks can sell out.