Mangrove forests across Bali and its surrounding islands offer a unique way to explore the island’s rich coastal ecosystems. Paddling through calm waterways shaded by dense mangrove trees, visitors can encounter diverse wildlife such as birds, crabs, and small fish while enjoying a refreshing natural escape. Popular spots include the Serangan Mangrove Forest near Sanur, the peaceful canals of Nusa Lembongan, the expansive mangrove area of the Benoa Peninsula, and the wild landscapes of the West Bali National Park. Whether by canoe or kayak, mangrove tours provide a tranquil alternative to Bali’s busy beaches, giving travelers a chance to immerse themselves in nature and discover one of the island’s most vital ecosystems.