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Fireflies Safari with conservationist
Explore enchanting fireflies safari in Balinese village & support conservation!
4.9
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4 hours
Booking type
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At location
Group size
Up to 17 guests
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Experience the magic of fireflies in a local village + enjoy yummy dinner.
When was the last time you see a firefly?Our scientific observation shown that fireflies population is decreasing over time now in Bali. Mostly caused by the environment degradation and human behaviour. This phenomenon will continue to happen, if we don't take action. Fireflies decreased population in Bali inspired our regenerative movement to save the fireflies through "Bring Back The Light"You'll learn fireflies life cycles from a scientific perspective, and what caused their population are decreasing. We are also pleased to share about the fireflies from the Balinese cultural perspective., What to expect:An educative fireflies edu-tour at our labA short walk through a local plantation area to explore its natural habitatWitnessing the magical light show of fireflies in their natural habitat (Based on its population cycles in the natural habitat)Insights into firefly behavior and their connection to local beliefs.Learning about firefly conservation and how you can help protect these wondrous creatures.Engaging in a short cooking experience, making local dishes such as Moringa soup, Tempeh skewed with peanut sauce, Chicken stuffed inside bamboo and Mix steamed vegetable with grated coconut with the host's family member, and enjoying the meal you cooked.Important tips:Note: Depending on the location, there might be a small entrance fee to support local conservation efforts.Difficulty: The walk is generally easy and suitable for most fitness levels.Why is firefly conservation so important?Fireflies are magical creatures that light up the night sky. They are a joy to see, and their presence is a sign of a healthy ecosystem. However, fireflies are declining in many parts of the world, including Bali.There are many reasons why fireflies are disappearing. One reason is habitat loss. Fireflies need clean air, non-contaminated water, and fertile soil to survive. When their habitats are destroyed, they cannot live there anymore.Another reason for firefly decline is light pollution. Fireflies use light to communicate with each other, and when there is too much artificial light, they cannot see each other. This can lead to problems with mating and reproduction.Finally, fireflies are also being harmed by pesticides. Pesticides can kill fireflies directly, or they can make it difficult for them to find food.The decline of fireflies is a serious problem. Fireflies are important pollinators, and they help to control insect pests. They also play a role in the food chain. Without fireflies, our ecosystems would be less healthy.By joining this activity, you'll not only experience the magic of these creatures but also support their conservation in the village. Your participation directly contributes to their protection and a sustainable environment.
Experience highlights
What You’ll be Doing
Enter the journey of the fireflies life cycles and see the world through the eyes of the fireflies
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What’s Included
Fireflies Edu-tour
Short cooking experience followed by dinner
Coffee
Snacks
Mineral Water
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Next Available Dates
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Select Time for 11 Oct 2024
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Where we'll meet
Start Point
Meet-up at Rumah Konservasi Kunang Kunang(Tegal Dukuh Camp, Taro-Bali, Indonesia)
- 15 mins before selected timeslot
- Notes: Our place is located 600 meters from the pin location, for easy finding. The car can get through, and spacious parking space is available.
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- End at Start Point(s)
Start & ends
Daily
05:00PM - 08:30PM
Suitability / Accessibility
- Vegetarian food available
- Child Friendly (No Minimum Age)
Cancellation & other policies
- CancellationCancel 24 hours before activity for a full refund
- Minimum ParticipantsIf there are fewer than 2 participants, the host may reschedule or refund your booking.
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$65.88 SGD/person
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The team at the Firefly Conservation House are a fascinating mix of firefly-obsessed scientists and passionate conservationists deeply connected to the local community. They're working tirelessly to protect firefly habitat, partnering with farmers to adopt non-chemical farming processes, and conducting research in their lab – all while respecting the traditional knowledge that values these enchanting creatures. This isn't some sterile lab – get ready to learn, get your hands dirty, and feel like you're making a real difference.
Experience: 10 years
Speaks: Fluent English, Bahasa
Acceptance rate: 100%
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Helpful Questions
What should I pack?
Recomended wear long pants, long sleeves and comfortable shoes. As we are fully exposed with nature. You also can bring your favourite insect repellent.
Is it possible to do a vegan and vegetarian option for dinner ? Thanks!
Ciara, 16 Sep 2024
Yes, it is possible. Please include a note when you make your booking to inform us of the details.
Hi I wanted to add a pickup but I could not change te pickup adress. Is there a way I can still add this? I am staying at Kubu Bakas guesthouse Jl Dewi Sri No. 2
Nora , 11 Aug 2024
Hi Nora,
Yes, you can contact chat@seeksophie.com to request this add-on, and we will send you an invoice link.
Is there any way to join tonight? I thought I booked but got distracted
Karin , 22 Jun 2024
Hi Karin, could you please email the number of people joining to chat@seeksophie.com? We'll be happy to check with our host about the feasibility of this last-minute request.
Is the farm located closer to Ubud or Munduk. We are likely staying at both, so wanted to see which was best to travel from. Thanks!
Iain, 12 Jun 2024
Hello!
It is closer from Ubud
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