Leaving the Nusa Dua Resorts by Scooter: Beaches, Toll Road & Parking
By the SiapPergi Editorial Team · Published 8 October 2026 · 5 min read
Nusa Dua is a neat resort area with white-sand beaches. Taxis from the resorts are fairly expensive, so a rental scooter is a cheap way to get out to the hidden beaches nearby. Prices and booking are on the Nusa Dua scooter rental page; this article focuses on how to ride here and where to go.
Parking in the resort area
The ITDC Nusa Dua complex has security gates, and some resorts restrict guest scooter parking. Ask about your resort's policy or have the rental deliver the scooter to the lobby.
Motorbike lane on the Bali Mandara toll road
The Bali Mandara toll road, which runs over the sea, links Nusa Dua, the airport and Benoa, and has a dedicated motorbike lane (tolled). It shortens trips to the airport or Sanur and offers sea views.
Nearest beaches
- Geger Beach — calm, good for families.
- Waterblow — waves bursting over the rocks.
- Pandawa Beach — limestone cliffs, ±20 minutes.
- Melasti Beach — ±30 minutes.
- Tanjung Benoa — the water sports hub.
| Model | Price/day | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Honda BeAT | from Rp60.000 | Fuel-efficient & light, great around town |
| Honda Scoopy | from Rp65.000to Rp70.000 | Retro style, roomy storage |
| Honda Vario 125 | from Rp65.000to Rp75.000 | Comfortable for mid distances |
| Yamaha NMAX 155 | from Rp120.000 | Big & stable, comfy with a passenger |
| Honda PCX 160 | from Rp130.000 | Premium, spacious seat |
| Kawasaki KLX 150 | from Rp180.000 | Trail bike for village roads & hills |
| Yamaha XMAX 250 | from Rp300.000 | Maxi-scooter for touring |
Estimated market price per day. The final price depends on the rental, the bike's year, rental length & season, and is confirmed before you pay.
Book at Nusa Dua scooter rental.
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