We were excited to visit the mangrove Forest but left disappointed! First of all the price policy is hideous: For locals they charge10 000 IDR for the entrance ticket. For foreign tourists 200 000 IDR per person! How could you possibly justify that huge difference!?!? The area was oveoaded with waste (mostly plastic) and the parts where the water couldn't flow because of trash dams, were surrounded by a violent stink. We don't recommend that place!

Google status as open, but when we arrived it was closed. To bad, was looking forward to snapping some mangrove pictures.

They need to fix this place immediately. Step walk unstable. Just can do it half way. Actually great place but very poor in maintaining. For International Level destination like Bali it's not acceptable. Sorry but I will not recommended this place before they fix all the problems.

It's a nice place to see some natural reserve. The mangroves are mature and you can interact with local fishermens. The thing is, some of the boardwalks aren't really save because of rotting and tilting, so I would not recommends anyone with active children, elderly and overweight people to visit. Also the place looks rather dirty with trash and graffiti everywhere. Looking at the ruined infrastructures, it seems like this place have seen a better times, but recently fell into disrepair, as seen from graffiti, trash and rotten woods here and there. Hope they will improve things and maybe put more trash bin here and there.

Super unique path trough the mangroves. I really liked it and want to go there again. It’s so much find and you get so nice pics there. There is also a tower for a amazing view and a break. Must see in Bali :)

A nice place for families or students vacation, but it seems need the local government concern for the site maintanance. Im sure it would be one of a best vacation sites in Bali, if local goverment can give a lot of attention for this mangrove forest.. Ps. I imagined that I would met swampthing here. Lol

Amazing place for manggrove conservation. Unfortunately recently a lot of garbage around the Manggrove.

Now it is close.there is wiev point..

Sadly this place is currently closed while it's beeing renovated. At least you can still sit on some wooden planks and enjoy the view over some mangrove plants. The street that leads to this place would be very beautiful if there wouldnt be smelly trash all around the place.

The place is under construction, when we went there we went to the mangroves around the back, unfortunately there is rubbish everywhere, which is sad to see and pretty disgusting, this ecosystem needs protection and a clear up, I hope one day this happens for the sake of the environment.

Took 15 minutes from the Ngurah Rai Airport. Good access for vehicle but the wooden path leading to the forest needs a lot of repair cause it look dangerous. The entrance fee 15k. There is some stall selling food and drink. Of course there's a lot of mangrove tree, but the smell. I think it's because of the rubbish. But the photo spot, overall is good. They also have a wooden building, it help you to see around the mangrove. Hope this place get a better maintenance

The place is very unique. Its home of mangroves trees and obviously habitat of many sea lives. The mangrove itself is an amazing tree that offered such nature beauty. Walking among the mangroves forest is an unforgetable experience.

Closed for renovations! They should have flagged so we would not waist our time visiting

Fresh air, peacefull place... #mangroveforestbali #mangrovereservation #visitbali #visitindonesia #wonderfullindonesia

It looks good but not officially open yet. It's not open to public as of 6th June