Wings of the Wild

Where verdant hillsides meet the ocean’s edge, Raffles Bali reveals a rare harmony of landscapes that attracts a remarkable diversity of wildlife. Within this setting, seed- and fruit-eating birds share their habitat with those that thrive on crabs and small fish, revealing a landscape where remarkable biodiversity flourishes.

To date, more than 25 species of birds and 11 butterflies have been identified across the resort grounds. Guests may encounter the vivid colours of three kingfishers — Common, Javan and Collared — or discover why the humble sparrow is affectionately called the “church bird” in the local language. The Buru Green Pigeon, recognised as Near Threatened by the IUCN, adds further significance to this living sanctuary. Each guided walk offers intriguing insights and fascinating stories of the species that make Raffles Bali their home.

The experience is best enjoyed in the early morning, when gardens awaken with fluttering wings and birdsong. Guided tours are offered every Tuesday and Thursday at 9.00am, with late afternoon walks available on request, subject to availability.

This experience is complimentary for resident guests.