From Jakarta: Explore Safari Park,Waterfall & Tea Plantation
Jakarta Barat, Jakarta
Explore Safari Park, located in the middle of a tropical rainforest. Here, you can see a variety of fauna that can only be found in Indonesia, hidden waterfalls, and green tea gardens
Jakarta Full-Day Safari, Waterfall, and Tea Plantation Tour
This full-day tour from Jakarta is ideal for nature and wildlife enthusiasts seeking a guided safari, waterfall visit, and tea plantation experience.
Highlights
- Safari Park
- Curug Jaksa Waterfall
- Tea Plantation
Description
Begin at Taman Safari, one of Indonesia’s most renowned zoos located in a tropical rainforest. Photograph tigers, elephants, lions, Komodo dragons, orangutans, cendrawasih birds, and other native Indonesian species. Enjoy a safari drive through the rainforest where you can feed animals living freely in their natural habitat.
Next, visit the clean and cool Curug Jaksa waterfall surrounded by dense forest. Take a short walk through the shaded area and relax near the flowing water originating from Mount Pangrango. You can sit on nearby rocks to rest and enjoy the peaceful setting.
The tour ends with a visit to tea plantations in the hills of Puncak. Learn about the local history, tea cultivation, different types of tea, and the harvesting process from knowledgeable guides.
After the activities, transfer back to your hotel in Jakarta to conclude your trip.
Includes
- Private air-conditioned vehicle
- Licensed English-speaking tour guide
- Safari Park entrance fee
- 600 ml mineral water
- Parking, toll, and donation fees
- Lunch with Indonesian cuisine
- Admission fees
- Government taxes and service charges
Excludes
- Gratuities
- Personal expenses
Important Information
- Please inform us of any meal restrictions such as vegetarian, vegan, or allergies.
- Travel time may be longer on weekends or national holidays due to heavy traffic.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
We recommend bringing comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and your camera. The best time to visit is during the dry season to avoid heavy rainfall affecting outdoor activities.
