There are only nine birds and perhaps 50 more in the jungle. More like a forest than a jungle, the park offers exceptional walking and first-class panoramas. Day trips can be arranged by the PHPA office in Labuhan Lalang. Part of the walk is cross-country with no trails. At times you have to crawl through undergrowth and use paths frequented by wild ox and deer.
Birds are everywhere-incredible surround sound.
This cape is cut off from the rest of the reserve by the main Singaraja-Gilimanuk road, as well as by settlements and coconut, teak, and eucalyptus plantations. Into this wilderness bring lots of water as it can get extremely hot. The best info on hiking and guides, a small exhibit, scale model of the park, and possibly even maps can be had from the park headquarters in Cekik, three km south of Gilimanuk at the junction of the road from Singaraja with the road from Denpasar. Dark green 'bemo' from Denpasar's Ubung Station pass Cekik on their way to Gilimanuk. You must have a permit, and be accompanied by a guide to enter the reserve plus the cost of vehicles or boats.