Discover the Nusa Penida Bird Sanctuary, a haven for the rehabilitated Bali Starling and other Indonesian birds. Learn how traditional Balinese village regulations have helped protect and increase the population of these endangered species.
Discover the Nusa Penida Bird Sanctuary, a haven for the rehabilitated Bali Starling and other Indonesian birds. Learn how traditional Balinese village regulations have helped protect and increase the population of these endangered species.
- Sanur Beach - Port
- Broken Beach Villa - Experience a wonderful time indulging yourself in a natural infinity pool, allowing your body to relax. The stunning view features emerald green water standing out against the dark rocks and blue water beyond the cliff. Remember to bring a change of clothes or swimwear to enjoy this dream pool paradise….
- Sanur Beach - Port
- Broken Beach Villa - Experience a wonderful time indulging yourself in a natural infinity pool, allowing your body to relax. The stunning view features emerald green water standing out against the dark rocks and blue water beyond the cliff. Remember to bring a change of clothes or swimwear to enjoy this dream pool paradise.
- Crystal Bay - Perfectly situated between the Indian Ocean and the Bali Ocean, this location boasts an unexpectedly vibrant underwater life. The crystal-clear water is ideal for snorkeling. During the visit, explore the beautiful beach along the bay and capture memorable moments at Crystal Bay Beach before returning to Bali from Banjar Nyuh Harbour, our main port access to Bali.
- Kelingking Beach - Kelingking Beach offers breathtaking views that make you want to linger forever. The name “Kelingking” translates to “pinkie,” referring to the smallest finger on the hand. Much like a pinkie promise, this view is destined to be one of the most popular spots to visit in the west of Nusa Penida. Enjoy lunch at our favorite warung along the way, with fresh young coconut water included.
- Nusa Penida Island - The tour around Nusa Penida Island includes a complimentary lunch, a private boat, and snorkeling equipment (snorkeling group minimum of 2 people).
- Sanur Beach - Port
- Private Boat
- Petrol
- Private transportation
- Insurance Boat
- Lunch
- Snorkeling Equipment
- Hotel Transfer
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Driver
- Car
- Parking fees
- Snorkeling
- Bottled water
- Bathroom
- Private Boat
- Petrol
- Private transportation
- Insurance Boat
- Lunch
- Snorkeling Equipment
- Hotel Transfer
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Driver
- Car
- Parking fees
- Snorkeling
- Bottled water
- Bathroom
Nusa Penida, along with its nearby islands Lembongan and Ceningan, is known as a bird sanctuary, and their establishment followed the traditional regulations of Balinese villages.[3] The valuable initiative of establishing a sanctuary can be attributed to the Friends of the National Parks Foundation (FNPF).[4]
In 2006, all existing 35 villages on the…
Nusa Penida, along with its nearby islands Lembongan and Ceningan, is known as a bird sanctuary, and their establishment followed the traditional regulations of Balinese villages.[3] The valuable initiative of establishing a sanctuary can be attributed to the Friends of the National Parks Foundation (FNPF).[4]
In 2006, all existing 35 villages on the islands unanimously agreed to incorporate bird protection into their traditional ‘awig-awig’ regulations, a number that has since increased to 41 villages. The FNPF took great strides since then to rehabilitate and reintroduce various indigenous birds back into the wild. The most notable contribution has been towards saving the highly endangered Bali starling, a species only found in Bali, whose population had sadly dwindled to a little under 10 by 2005. Due to concerted efforts by the FNPF, specifically a two-year-long project where 64 locally bred caged birds were carefully rehabilitated and released on Nusa Penida, the number of these beautiful birds rose impressively to over a hundred by 2009. Other bird species that have been released include the Java sparrow, Mitchell’s lorikeet, and sulphur-crested cockatoo.
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