Bali Barat National Park, established in 1941, covers approximately 190 square kilometers, accounting for about 3% of Balis total land area. The parks diverse ecosystems include savannahs, mangroves, monsoon forests, coral islands, and mountains, with Gunung Patas being the highest peak at 1,412 meters. It was initially created to protect endangered species such as the Bali Starling and the wild banteng. Visitors can explore the parks rich biodiversity through guided nature walks, birdwatching, and wildlife observation. Access to the park requires a permit and a guide to ensure the protection of its delicate ecosystems.