Living Beside Nature: Wildlife You May Encounter Around Mulia Bali

Bali is an island where nature has always set the rhythm, long before it became a destination of dreams. Gardens, coastlines, and lush green corridors are woven into everyday life—even within the refined embrace of Mulia Bali. Here, you are surrounded by meticulously maintained landscapes that breathe with the spirit of a living ecosystem, where luxury and the natural world exist in graceful harmony.

As a result, nature occasionally passes through.

A shared environment, not a curated encounter

At Mulia Bali, wildlife sightings are always authentic and spontaneous. There are no feeding points or scheduled encounters—just the gentle surprise of nature passing through. Animals move freely through their natural habitats, sometimes gracing our gardens, resting in the trees, or quietly traversing the resort before continuing their journey.

This reflects coexistence, not attraction.

Squirrels in the gardens

Squirrels are delightful regulars at the resort. Agile and curious, they can often be seen darting between trees, garden pathways, Soleil, and the landscaped grounds—especially in the soft light of early morning or late afternoon.

Their playful presence adds a touch of charm to your stay. For the safety of both guests and squirrels, we encourage quiet appreciation from a respectful distance—allowing you to enjoy the wonder of nature while preserving its delicate balance.

Birds as part of the daily rhythm

Birdlife brings a gentle soundtrack to each day. Tropical and water birds move gracefully through the gardens and open spaces, their patterns shifting with the light, weather, and season—adding a soothing rhythm to mornings and evenings at Mulia Bali.

For many guests, birdsong becomes a subtle backdrop rather than a focal point.

Reptiles and the tropical landscape

Reptiles are a subtle part of Bali’s tropical tapestry. Small lizards often bask on sunlit stone paths or garden walls—harmless, elegant, and essential to the island’s ecological balance.

Very occasionally, you may glimpse a monitor lizard from afar, often near tranquil water features or lush landscaping. These gentle creatures are non-aggressive and usually slip away quietly. Our discreet resort team ensures guest comfort while allowing these rare moments of nature to unfold naturally.

Other occasional visitors

Macaques—native to Bali—are rarely seen within the resort, usually only passing briefly between green spaces. On rare occasions, a snake may appear in undeveloped or landscaped areas during certain seasons. Rest assured, such encounters are uncommon and handled promptly and discreetly by our expert team.

An important note on interaction

To ensure the safety and well-being of all, we gently remind guests to refrain from feeding, touching, or attempting to interact with squirrels or any wildlife encountered during your stay.

Feeding or approaching animals can:

• Alter natural behaviour
• Create dependency
• Increase risk to both animals and guests

A quiet, respectful observation is all that’s needed to enjoy these unforgettable moments with nature.

Why this matters

The presence of wildlife is a hallmark of Mulia Bali’s living landscape. Our gardens, water features, and open spaces are thoughtfully designed to coexist with the surrounding ecosystem, nurturing a sense of connection rather than separation.

Many travellers today value destinations that feel connected to their natural setting. These brief, everyday encounters serve as a reminder that Bali remains an island shaped by ecology as much as by design.

A quieter understanding of luxury

At Mulia Bali, nature is not something to be managed into invisibility. Nor is it something to be displayed. It exists alongside the resort, appearing briefly and moving on.

Luxury at Mulia Bali is found in perfect balance: the comfort of a refined stay, embraced by an environment that is vibrantly alive.