For international tourist attraction, it need more improvement. There are so many wooden roads that damaged and have a hole. If you bring young kids, you have to noticed that. There is also toilet. But if you are muslims, you have to keep in mind that there is no prayer room in here. For next, I hope the management will make a prayer room for the Muslim people. And the roads will be better.

The place is still closed for public, as seen in the announcement in the front gate, and maybe will be opened in 2024

wow.. what a lucky day. i can find a grup of student planting the baby mangrove. mangrove is important for our ecosystem. it is protecting the land from abration. also so many species can life inside of mangrove area. such a bird, fish, crocodile, crab.. this place also have nice local crab restaurant. they also teach us about the use of mangrove fruit. they can make chocolate from it.. soap, lotion, and so many more

Well to get here from Popies Lane 2 I need around 30 minutes because I was lost so many times but it's really worted when I arrived. Because the weather in here it's really nice since in Bali the weather it's too hot for me. The price ticket for local adult it's 10.000. This place it's really huge also they have like a tower so we can see all the mangrove from there

Exquisite natural site and doesn't seem to be lacking in scenery. Sadly, years of neglect from the government left the place relatively tarnished, can't really blame the management there. Worth a visit should you come to Bali and grew weary of the beaches

Was very nice 10 years ago, now it's soooo expensive, the wooden track seems had never been repaired, fragile. Even the second track is broken and you can't use it !!! I didn't see any animals such as the beautiful crabs that i saw 10 years ago, only floating plastic bags and so on. I sincerly DO NOT RECOMMEND this place.

Don't go there they scam people. They told us that we have to pay 200k each when we were debating if we should go in or not we saw two locals get in for 20k for both of them. We confronted the guy at the ticket sale and he denied that they paid less and then after a bit of arguing he offered the both of us to get in for 200 k but we declined. There is garbage everywhere along the road which leads there and they don't even care to remove one bit which is not on the 1,2 kilometre walk.

When I visited there was so many garbage around the forest. Including where the animals such as biawak (giant lizard), crabs, mangrove whistler live. Garbage smells so strong even from meters away. It's enough and can't recommend this for family vacations till they clean those place up. What a waste of potency.

I have a great time here even visited only for a while, not having much time to explore. the view and ambience was good because at that time the weather was great too..

CLOSED FOR YEARS NOW!!! Looks like it used to be a cool place to walk through a few years ago. Now you can just walk along a paved road and see at least a bit of the mangroves. Walking through a Mangrove Forest is not operational though! Sadly, quite a bit of trash/plastic in the water. Would be great if this beautiful place opens up again someday.