Lovely space, not very busy and not too big. Read a few reviews of the other forest and decided to go to this one instead. Great decision! The price was cheaper and we were each given a bottle of water and a bag a peanuts to feed the monkeys. A guide followed us around to help control the monkeys. Spend around an hour here. Great experience.

We were taken here as part of a tour. Not many tours take you here as it's out of the way, our tour guide told us this is better than ubud monkey forest as it's cheaper and less aggressive monkeys for my kids to enjoy. We were greeted by a guide. You need to pay a small fee to get the guide and peanuts to feed the monkeys. At no point did we feel unsafe. You could hand feed the monkeys while they climbed on you. My kids and wife had a ball. Such a nice forest with huge trees and home to over 600 monkeys. I would recommend this forest to my friends

The options are there to visit a couple of monkey forests in Bali but this one offers a really good interactive fun experience. You will be encouraged to invite the monkeys on to you and feed them the peanuts provided. A guide (or two) will be with you all the way to help with any issues if the monkeys get to boisterous. One of the guides will take photos that you can choose from at the end of the walk. Allow about an hour.

These gray long tailed macaques are so entertaining! We didn’t see any at first, then there were so many! Be aware—they will take your glasses and phones! They will jump on you from behind! They will chase intruding monkeys back to where they belong. The grounds are lovely with an ancient Temple. The staff is great at guiding you and chasing the monkeys away when appropriate. Lots of mommies and babies. This activity only takes about an hour. Highly recommend!

I stopped at Sengheh Monkey Forest on my to Lovina from Ubud, as I was told it was less touristy and quieter (and safer) than the Ubud Monkey Forest, and I was glad I did. I was the first and only person there, and whole families of monkeys came running when the guide called them. They knew that peanuts were here! All of the monkeys were friendly and climbed all over me. So many babies around, some just a few days old, clinging to Mom. I did not find them aggressive, but I also wasn't wearing sunglasses. My guide, who is a volunteer working for donations, took a dozen photos of me on my phone. He seemed to know all of the monkeys and they knew what he was saying to them.

Beautiful nature and monkeys around. They feed them so that's why they come over. You can't touch them or look at them at their eyes when close. They can get aggressive. If they come to you when you feed them it's OK but do not touch them. It's a short walk only and not very crowded. We were told there will be a security guard escorted us but I my opinion it's not necessary because if you follow precautions you can walk around by yourself, like in other monkey forests. The guard takes pictures of you and can print them if you wanna buy them.

Our group of nine people thoroughly enjoyed our time here. We had five kids with us and they loved it. The entrance fee is low and you receive a bag of peanuts to feed the monkeys. Secure your hats, sunglasses, and other loose items as the monkeys will climb on you and take them. Great time spent here

Awesome place, much much better than the monkey forest in Ubud. The monkeys are really friendly and when you pay your entrance fee it included peanuts to feed the monkeys. The local Balinese guides are just as friendly and a wealth of knowledge. The monkeys jump on you to collect peanuts

A quieter and calmer experience with the monkeys here than Uluwatu and Ubud. It maybe smaller than Ubud but you still get as much monkey encounters as with Ubud. Additionally as part of the entrance ticket they give you water and peanuts to feed the monkeys so you can hand them the peanuts to feed them and not have to pay extra for food to feed them. There are also pawangs (guides that can help to keep the monkeys ar bay if there are any that are too cheeky) that can walk around with you. Just note that if you do go with a pawang they will want you to take photos of you with the monkeys and will print out the photos and each photos cost 50,000 IDRupiah so be firm accept a photo or two since that is kinda like their fee to taking you around. However if you don’t want a pawang you can go around by yourself no problem.

Of all the Monkey forests in Bali this is by far the most beautiful and interesting one. The place is calm and located in a unique forest. The monkeys here are way calmer and less intimidating than the ones in Ubud! The biggest difference to Ubud Monkey Forest is, that here you get a guide that accompanies you through the forest. Included in the entry price of 75 K there’s a bag filled with peanuts, a bottle of water and a guide. We were lucky enough to meet Maryo there, who not only is professional in interacting with the monkeys but also gives you great explanations on the statues (mostly figures from the Ramayana) and temples on the site. If you need a knowledgeable local to guide you around (and maybe other places too), feel free, to contact him on WhatsApp 087783293693). Highly recommend!