Taman Safari Indonesia: Indonesia's Premier Marine Family Destination Welcomes Indian Travelers

MUMBAI, India, Sept. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Taman Safari Indonesia welcomes travelers to experience Marine Safari Bali, a world-class marine destination in Gianyar, Bali, designed to redefine family travel in Southeast Asia. This attraction blends adventure, conservation, and cultural hospitality, making it a must-visit destination for Indian travelers seeking memorable experiences beyond the ordinary.

Since its first park opened in Bogor in 1986, Taman Safari Indonesia has grown into a global conservation leader with six parks and four resorts across the archipelago. The group is home to over 22,963 animals representing 673 species, attracting more than 5 million visitors annually. Its diverse portfolio includes The Grand Taman Safari Prigen in East Java, The Amazing Taman Safari Bali, Jakarta Aquarium & Safari, Solo Safari, Marine Safari Bali, and the newly launched Enchanting Valley Bogor, alongside unique resorts such as Baobab Safari Resort and Mara River Safari Lodge.

Marine Safari Bali offers an immersive exploration through six distinct zones that highlight the beauty of different ecosystems: from the reptile-rich Rainforest Zone and the powerful River Monster Zone to the Estuary Zone where visitors can touch graceful rays, and the Ocean Zone featuring vibrant reefs and sharks. This journey allows guests to engage directly with marine life, reinforcing the importance of protecting our oceans. At its heart, Marine Safari Bali runs structured breeding programs and a state-of-the-art Marine Conservation Area, positioning TSI as a leader in marine conservation across Southeast Asia.

A true highlight is Varuna, Indonesia's first underwater dining and theatrical musical experience. Guests enjoy gourmet dining while watching an inspiring performance that tells the story of ocean conservation and the dangers of plastic pollution. This one-of-a-kind attraction combines world-class entertainment with an urgent call to protect marine ecosystems.

Alexander Zulkarnain, Acting Chief Marketing Officer of Taman Safari Indonesia Group, explained:

"Every great destination must offer novelty, something new that ensures travelers leave with unforgettable memories. Marine Safari Bali is exactly that, a place where Indian travelers can discover experiences unlike anywhere else in the world. Beyond adventure, it also serves as a bridge between Indonesia and India, strengthening cultural ties and fostering a relationship built on shared appreciation for nature, family, and heritage."

Indian visitors will also feel at home with authentic Indian cuisine available at the Mara River Safari Lodge in Bali, where dining is paired with savanna views of rhinos and zebras. This blend of comfort and exotic beauty creates a truly unique travel experience.

From the government's perspective, the Indian market is of key importance. "With a target of welcoming 800,000 Indian travelers this year, the Ministry of Tourism is positioning the country as a premier tropical destination for leisure, culture, and wellness. Through ITB India, we want to strengthen Indonesia's brand positioning and ensure our destinations remain top-of-mind for Indian travelers," said Dedi Ahmad Kurnia, Assistant Deputy for International Tourism Marketing I, Indonesia's Ministry of Tourism.

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