A private pool villa is the best venue in Bali for a birthday, hens or bucks weekend: your own pool, your own music, no queues. The bits that make it a party — a proper speaker, a pool full of inflatable flamingos and a plan for getting everyone to the beach club and home again — are easy to sort before you land. Here's what to rent, what it costs and the house rules that keep the neighbours (and your villa host) happy.

Quick answer

• Party speakers from the SiapPergi catalogue: IDR 110,000–IDR 960,000 per day (JBL Charge 4 up to the JBL PartyBox 1000).
• Giant pool floats (flamingo, unicorn, swan, pizza…): IDR 70,000–IDR 140,000 per day each, clean and delivered.
• Getting the group around: 7-seaters from IDR 360,000 per day, or a car with driver for the big night out — nobody should drive after drinking.
• Everything is delivered to your villa and you pay on delivery — no deposit up front. One WhatsApp message covers the whole order.

Party speakers

More detail and noise etiquette: JBL speaker rental for villa parties.

Pool floats

See every model with photos in pool float rental in Bali. Floats arrive clean and inflated-ready; tell us how many you want.

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Getting the group around

• Self-drive 7-seater for daytime: beach clubs, brunch, the airport run (two cars on airport days if everyone has big suitcases).
• Car with driver for the big night — quoted per day on WhatsApp. See Bali car with driver.
• Nobody drives or rides after drinking. Police checks are common around nightlife areas; see getting home safely after a night out.

House rules that keep the party on

• Check your villa's quiet hours and guest limits before booking — many villas in residential areas ask for music down at night.
• Neighbours may be Balinese families or temples. Keep the bass reasonable late at night and be respectful if there's a ceremony nearby.
• Nyepi (Day of Silence, usually in March): the whole island stays quiet for 24 hours — no music, no going out. Don't plan a party on that day.
• Pool safety: no glass by the pool, and keep an eye on anyone who's had a few.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in dates, villa, guests and what you'd like.
2. The admin confirms availability, delivery time and the full total before you commit.
3. Everything is delivered to the villa; you check it and pay on delivery (bank transfer or e-wallet).
4. We collect it after the party — no need to drop anything off.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to rent a party speaker in Bali?

From IDR 110,000 per day for a JBL Charge 4 up to IDR 960,000 for a JBL PartyBox 1000. The PartyBox 310 at IDR 430,000 suits most villa parties.

Can you deliver pool floats to our villa?

Yes. Floats are IDR 70,000–IDR 140,000 per day each and are delivered and collected at your villa.

Do we pay a deposit?

No. You pay in full on delivery, after checking everything.

Can we book a driver for the night out?

Yes — a car with driver is quoted per day on WhatsApp. It's the safest way to get a group to the beach club and home again.

Are parties allowed at Bali villas?

It depends on the villa. Check quiet hours and guest limits with your host before you book, and avoid Nyepi, the Day of Silence.

A honeymoon is about time together, not time waiting for taxis. A small rental car turns Bali into your own road trip: sunrise at the rice terraces, a long lunch in the hills, sunset at a cliff temple, and back to the villa whenever you like. Here's the right car for two, five drives worth doing and how to book it.

Quick answer

• For two people, a compact Honda Brio at IDR 310,000/day is all you need; a week costs IDR 2,170,000 in total.
• The car is delivered to your villa or the airport — no taxi queue on arrival day with all the luggage.
• Prefer to relax on the long days? Book a car with driver just for Kintamani or Lempuyang and self-drive the rest.
• No deposit, pay on delivery, minimum 2 days.

The right car for two

The Brio is easy to park in Ubud and Canggu; if you're carrying lots of luggage or want more comfort on mountain roads, step up to a 7-seater. Compare models in Brio vs Calya.

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5 romantic drives

1. Tanah Lot at sunset — the sea temple on its rock as the sun goes down. Leave early; sunset traffic is real.
2. Jatiluwih rice terraces — wide, quiet terraces in the hills of Tabanan; lunch with a view.
3. Ubud & Tegallalang at sunrise — the terraces before the crowds, then breakfast in town.
4. Uluwatu cliffs — beaches in the afternoon, sunset and the Kecak dance at the temple.
5. East Bali — Tirta Gangga water palace and the coast road; consider a night in Amed or Candidasa.

Mountain days (Kintamani, Lempuyang) are long. Many couples book a car with driver for those and self-drive the rest of the week.

Car, driver or scooter for couples?

Prefer two wheels? See the 5-day honeymoon itinerary by scooter.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

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Frequently asked questions

What's the best rental car for a couple in Bali?

A compact car like the Honda Brio (IDR 310,000/day). It's easy to park and plenty for two people with luggage.

How much is a car for a one-week honeymoon?

About IDR 2,170,000 in total for a Brio over 7 days, plus fuel and parking.

Can the car meet us at the airport?

Yes — it can be waiting at arrivals or delivered to your villa.

Do we need an International Driving Permit?

Yes: your home licence plus an IDP covering cars, and your passport.

Australia is Bali's biggest market, and many Aussie families want a car rather than four scooters. Driving on the left will feel familiar; the paperwork and the traffic mix are what's different. Here's what to bring, what to check with your insurer and how to have a car waiting when you land.

Quick answer

• Australians should carry their full Australian car licence plus an International Driving Permit (IDP) and their passport.
• IDPs in Australia are issued through the state and territory motoring clubs (such as NRMA, RACV, RACQ, RAA, RAC WA, RACT and AANT). Apply before you fly.
• Good news: Bali drives on the left, like home — but expect far more scooters around you.
• Self-drive cars start at IDR 310,000 per day, delivered to your hotel or the airport, no deposit, pay on delivery.

What to bring

More on permits for every country: how to get an International Driving Permit. Rules can change — check the current advice on the Australian Government's Smartraveller site before you travel.

Travel insurance

Many travel insurance policies only cover driving if you hold the right licence for the vehicle and follow local law, which usually means having an IDP. Read your policy's motor-vehicle section before you drive, and ask your insurer if anything is unclear. More in car rental deposit & insurance in Bali.

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Driving in Bali vs at home

• Same side, different traffic: scooters pass on both sides and filter to the front at lights. Use mirrors constantly and change lanes slowly.
• Horns are polite here — a short beep means "I'm here", not anger.
• Roads are narrower and parking tighter than you're used to; a compact car is easier in Canggu and Ubud.
• Ceremonies sometimes close a road briefly. Wait or follow the local detour.

Full guide: driving in Bali.

Car prices

Riding a scooter instead? The rules differ (you need a motorcycle licence) — see scooter hire on an Australian licence.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

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Frequently asked questions

Can Australians drive a rental car in Bali?

Yes, with a full Australian car licence plus an International Driving Permit and your passport.

Where do I get an IDP in Australia?

Through your state or territory motoring club (NRMA, RACV, RACQ, RAA, RAC WA, RACT or AANT). Apply before you leave.

Does Bali drive on the left like Australia?

Yes. The big difference is the number of scooters around you.

Is there a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet.

Will my travel insurance cover me?

It depends on your policy. Many require the correct licence and an IDP — check the motor-vehicle section before you drive.

Child seats aren't standard in every Bali car or taxi, and lugging your own through two airports is no fun. The easy option: rent the car and the baby gear together and have both waiting for you. Here's what to book, which car fits everything and what to check before you drive off.

Quick answer

• Add a baby car seat for IDR 90,000/day to your rental car — delivered with the car to your villa or the airport.
• Also available: stroller from IDR 90,000/day and travel cot IDR 110,000/day, so you can pack lighter.
• A 7-seater (IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000/day) gives room for the seat, the stroller and the luggage.
• No deposit, pay on delivery. Fit and check the seat together at handover.

Baby gear you can add

More options and photos: baby gear rental in Bali.

Which car?

• One baby, light luggage: a compact car works, but the boot is small once a stroller goes in.
• Family of 4 with a stroller and suitcases: choose a 7-seater and fold one back seat for luggage.
• Two child seats: a 7-seater gives space for both plus an adult in the back.

Compare family cars: 7-seater family cars in Bali.

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At handover: check the seat

1. Install the seat with the delivery person and check it's tight — it shouldn't move more than a little at the belt path.
2. Check the harness adjusts to your child and the buckle clicks firmly.
3. Rear-facing for babies; follow the label on the seat for weight and height limits.
4. Keep the seat out of direct sun when parked — buckles get hot in Bali.

Arriving with a baby? Have the car and seat waiting at the airport — see self-drive car delivered to Bali Airport. Prefer not to drive? A car with driver can be arranged; ask about a seat when you book.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

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Frequently asked questions

Can I rent a baby car seat in Bali?

Yes — IDR 90,000 per day, delivered with your rental car or on its own to your villa.

Can the car and seat be ready at the airport?

Yes. The car can meet you at arrivals with the seat fitted together at handover.

Which car is best with a baby and a stroller?

A 7-seater (IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000 per day) — there's room for the seat, the stroller and luggage.

Is there a deposit for the car or baby gear?

No. You pay in full on delivery.

The wet season is a lovely time to visit Bali — green rice fields, fewer crowds, lower hotel prices. It's also when a sudden downpour can soak a scooter rider in seconds. A rental car lets you keep exploring on rainy afternoons and get everyone home dry. Here's how to plan around the weather and drive safely when it pours.

Quick answer

• Bali's wet season runs roughly November to March. Rain often comes as heavy afternoon downpours; mornings are frequently clear.
• A car keeps you dry, carries the kids and the shopping, and is safer than a scooter on slippery roads.
• Some low-lying lanes (parts of Kuta, Canggu and Denpasar) flood briefly in heavy rain — wait it out rather than drive through deep water.
• Cars from IDR 310,000 per day, delivered to your hotel, no deposit, pay on delivery.

Why a car makes sense in the wet season

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Driving safely in the rain

• Plan big drives for the morning — many days are dry until early afternoon.
• Slow down and leave more space: scooters brake suddenly and roads get oily after the first rain.
• Don't drive through deep water. If a lane is flooded, wait 20–30 minutes; it usually drains quickly.
• Use headlights in heavy rain and watch for scooter riders without lights.
• Mountain roads (Kintamani, Bedugul, Munduk) can be foggy and slippery — go early, or book a driver.

General tips: driving in Bali.

Rainy-day ideas by car

• Spa afternoon, cooking class or a long café lunch.
• Shopping in Seminyak or the malls in Kuta and Denpasar.
• Waterfalls and rice terraces look their best in the wet season — go in the morning.

More ideas: what to do in Bali when it rains.

Car prices

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

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Frequently asked questions

When is the rainy season in Bali?

Roughly November to March. Rain often falls as heavy afternoon showers, with clearer mornings.

Is it better to rent a car or a scooter in the rainy season?

A car — it keeps you dry and is safer on slippery roads, especially for families.

Do roads flood in Bali?

Some low-lying lanes flood briefly during heavy rain. Wait for the water to drain instead of driving through it.

How much is a rental car in the wet season?

The same catalogue prices: from IDR 310,000 per day, no deposit, pay on delivery.

Ubud is Bali's best base for exploring the island's interior — rice terraces, waterfalls, temples and the volcano are all within an hour or two. Tours cover some of it, but a car lets you start before the crowds and stop wherever you like. The catch is central Ubud itself: narrow one-way streets and very little parking. Here's how to get the most from a rental car in Ubud, what it costs and how to book it.

Quick answer

• Self-drive cars delivered to Ubud start at IDR 310,000 per day; 7-seaters cost IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000.
• A car is ideal for day trips from Ubud: Kintamani (about 35 km), Padang Bai (about 35 km), Bedugul (about 50 km), Amed (about 70 km) and Lovina (about 80 km).
• Central Ubud is tight for cars — parking around Monkey Forest Road and the palace is limited. Stay a little outside the centre, or add a scooter for short hops.
• No deposit, pay on delivery, minimum 2 days. The car can also meet you at the airport (about 37 km).

Car rental prices in Ubud

Fixed catalogue prices, delivered to your villa or hotel anywhere around Ubud — the centre, Penestanan, Sayan, Mas, Peliatan, Tegallalang or Payangan.

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Best day trips from Ubud by car

Prefer not to navigate the mountain roads yourself? Book a full-day tour with a driver for the long trips and self-drive the rest.

Parking & driving in Ubud

• Central Ubud (Monkey Forest Road, Jalan Raya Ubud, Hanoman) has one-way loops and few parking spaces. Use the paid car parks or ask your hotel.
• Villa lanes in Penestanan and Sayan can be too narrow for a car — the admin can hand the car over at the nearest road access.
• Mornings are the best time to drive: roads to Tegallalang and Kintamani get slow from late morning with tour vans.
• Ceremonies sometimes close a road for a short time. Wait patiently or follow the local detour.

More on this: car parking in Canggu, Seminyak & Ubud and driving in Bali.

Staying in central Ubud? Many couples rent a car for the big day trips and a scooter (from IDR 70,000/day) for cafés and yoga — see renting a scooter and a car together.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

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Frequently asked questions

How much is car rental in Ubud?

From IDR 310,000 per day for a Honda Brio or Toyota Calya; IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000 for a 7-seater. Minimum 2 days, no deposit.

Is it easy to park in Ubud?

Not in the very centre — parking is limited. Use paid car parks or your hotel's parking, and walk in. Outside the centre it's much easier.

Can the car be delivered to my villa in Ubud?

Yes, anywhere around Ubud. If your villa is down a narrow lane, the car is handed over at the nearest road access.

Can I pick the car up at the airport and drive to Ubud?

Yes. The airport is about 37 km from Ubud; the car can meet you at arrivals.

What licence do I need?

Your home licence plus an International Driving Permit covering cars, and your passport.

Kuta and Legian are where many first trips to Bali start: close to the airport, cheap to stay, with the beach on the doorstep. Getting around town is easy on foot, but the moment you want to see more of Bali — Uluwatu's cliffs, Ubud's rice fields, a waterfall — taxis add up quickly. A rental car delivered to your hotel gives a family or group the freedom to explore. Here's what it costs and how to drive around Kuta without stress.

Quick answer

• Self-drive cars delivered to Kuta, Legian and Tuban start at IDR 310,000 per day; 7-seaters cost IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000.
• Kuta is right next to Ngurah Rai Airport — the car can meet you at arrivals and you're at your hotel in minutes.
• Inside Kuta and Legian, one-way streets and busy evenings make short trips slow by car. The car shines for day trips: Uluwatu (about 22 km), Nusa Dua (about 15 km), Ubud (about 35 km).
• No deposit, pay on delivery, minimum 2 days.

Car rental prices in Kuta & Legian

Fixed catalogue prices, delivered to your hotel in Kuta, Legian or Tuban, or straight to the airport.

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Driving in Kuta & Legian

• One-way streets: Jalan Legian, Jalan Pantai Kuta and several side streets run one way. Trust the GPS and don't fight the loop — the next turn always brings you back.
• Evenings are busy with scooters and pedestrians. Plan drives for the morning; walk to dinner.
• Parking: use your hotel's car park and the paid parking at the malls and beach. A small parking fee is normal.
• Airport traffic: the roads around the airport and the Simpang Dewa Ruci roundabout can be slow at peak times — leave extra time on departure day.

Budget for fuel, parking and tolls: see driving costs in Bali.

Day trips from Kuta by car

Ideas for each stop: things to do near Kuta. For long days without driving, there's a car with driver.

Car or scooter in Kuta?

For a couple staying a few nights, a scooter (from IDR 70,000/day) is quicker in Kuta's traffic — see scooter rental in Kuta & Legian. For families, groups and anyone not comfortable on two wheels, the car is the safer, drier choice.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to rent a car in Kuta?

From IDR 310,000 per day (Honda Brio or Toyota Calya); IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000 for a 7-seater. Minimum rental 2 days.

Can I collect the car at Bali Airport?

Yes — the airport is next to Kuta. The car can meet you at arrivals, or be delivered to your hotel.

Is it hard to drive in Kuta?

The one-way streets take a day to get used to, and evenings are busy. Mornings are easy, and the main roads out of town are straightforward.

Is there a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet.

Do you deliver to Legian and Tuban too?

Yes, anywhere in Kuta, Legian and Tuban, and the rest of Bali.

Jimbaran is famous for its calm bay and seafood dinners on the sand, with resorts climbing the hills behind. It's a lovely, quieter base — but the resorts are spread out and most things worth seeing are a drive away. With a car you can do Uluwatu at sunset, a morning in Ubud and a beach afternoon without waiting for taxis. Here's what it costs and how it works.

Quick answer

• Self-drive cars delivered to Jimbaran start at IDR 310,000 per day; 7-seaters cost IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000.
• Jimbaran sits just south of the airport — one of the quickest handovers in Bali.
• From Jimbaran, Uluwatu is about 12 km and Ubud about 42 km; the hillside resorts are spread out, so a car saves a lot of taxi rides.
• No deposit, pay on delivery, minimum 2 days.

Car rental prices in Jimbaran

Fixed catalogue prices, delivered to your hotel or resort in Jimbaran, Kedonganan or the hills above the bay — or to the airport next door.

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What a car is good for in Jimbaran

• Seafood dinner on the bay: drive down to the beach cafés at Jimbaran or Kedonganan — see seafood in Jimbaran & Kedonganan.
• Uluwatu (about 12 km): cliff beaches, the temple and the Kecak dance at sunset.
• GWK Cultural Park: a short drive up the hill, with plenty of parking.
• Nusa Dua & Tanjung Benoa: water sports and calm beaches for kids.
• Ubud (about 42 km): a full day — leave by 8 am to beat the traffic.

Sunset traffic towards Uluwatu and back to Jimbaran is real. Leave 30 minutes earlier than you think, and keep fuel and parking in your budget — see driving costs in Bali.

Car or scooter in Jimbaran?

A car suits families and anyone staying up on the hill. A scooter (from IDR 70,000/day) is handy for the beach lanes — see scooter rental in Jimbaran.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

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Frequently asked questions

How much is car rental in Jimbaran?

From IDR 310,000 per day; 7-seaters IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000. Minimum 2 days, no deposit.

Can the car be delivered to my resort in Jimbaran?

Yes, to any hotel or resort in Jimbaran and Kedonganan, or to the airport.

How far is Uluwatu from Jimbaran?

About 12 km. Allow extra time at sunset when traffic to the temple builds up.

Do I pay before the car arrives?

No. Nothing is paid in advance; you pay when the car is handed over.

Not everyone coming to Bali is here for the beach. Denpasar is where families live, offices are and long-stayers settle — and in a city this size a car makes daily life much easier. Here's what a rental car costs in Denpasar, how the monthly rate works and what to know about city driving.

Quick answer

• Self-drive cars delivered in Denpasar start at IDR 310,000 per day; monthly rates start at IDR 3,510,000.
• Good for family visits, work trips and long stays — the car comes to your home, hotel or office.
• Denpasar is Bali's busiest city: avoid the morning and late-afternoon rush and use the bypass for the airport and Sanur.
• No deposit, pay on delivery, minimum 2 days.

Car rental prices in Denpasar

Fixed catalogue prices, delivered to your address anywhere in Denpasar — Renon, Sanur, Panjer, Teuku Umar, Gatot Subroto — or to the airport.

Staying a month or more? The monthly package is much cheaper per day. See monthly car rental in Bali for servicing and long-term tips.

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Driving in Denpasar

• Rush hours are roughly early morning and late afternoon on weekdays. Plan meetings and school runs around them.
• The bypass (Jalan Ngurah Rai) is the quickest way to the airport, Sanur and Nusa Dua.
• Parking is easier than in the tourist areas: offices, malls and markets have car parks, usually with a small fee.
• Leaving Bali by car (ferry to Java at Gilimanuk, about 125 km, or to Lombok)? Ask the admin before booking — don't take the car off the island without agreement.

Driving on the left for the first time? Start on a Sunday morning, when the city is quiet. More in driving in Bali.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

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Frequently asked questions

How much is car rental in Denpasar?

From IDR 310,000 per day. Monthly packages are cheaper per day — ask on WhatsApp for your dates.

Can I rent a car monthly in Denpasar?

Yes. Several models have a monthly rate; the admin confirms availability for your start date.

Can I take the rental car to Java or Lombok?

Only with prior agreement. Ask the admin before you book.

Is there a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the car is delivered.

North Bali is a different island: black-sand beaches, dolphins at sunrise, waterfalls in the hills and far fewer crowds. Public transport up here is thin and taxis are scarce, so a car is the easiest way to enjoy it. The question is how to get the car to Lovina — here are the options, what it costs and the drives worth doing.

Quick answer

• Self-drive cars start at IDR 310,000 per day; 7-seaters cost IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000.
• Lovina is about 95 km from the airport (allow around 3 hours over the mountains). Most travellers pick the car up at the airport and drive north, stopping at Bedugul on the way.
• Delivery straight to Lovina is possible — because it's far from the south, the admin confirms time and total before you book.
• No deposit, pay on delivery, minimum 2 days.

Car rental prices

Check a car for Lovina on WhatsApp

Getting the car to Lovina: two options

Driving up from the south? Leave in the morning, stop at Lake Beratan and the Gitgit area, and arrive before dark — mountain roads are slower at night. Route ideas: Ubud to Lovina.

Best drives in North Bali

Doing the dolphin trip? Sunrise boats leave very early — see the Lovina dolphin tour guide.

Staying a while in Lovina? A scooter (from IDR 70,000/day) is great for short hops — see scooter rental in Lovina.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

Book a car for North Bali on WhatsApp

Frequently asked questions

Can I rent a car in Lovina?

Yes. You can have it delivered to Lovina (time and total confirmed first) or pick it up at the airport and drive north.

How long is the drive from Bali Airport to Lovina?

It's about 95 km over the mountains — allow around 3 hours, more with stops.

How much is car rental for North Bali?

From IDR 310,000 per day; 7-seaters IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000. Minimum 2 days, no deposit.

Can I return the car somewhere else?

Yes — for example, drive north from the airport and have the car collected in Lovina, or the other way round. Agree it on WhatsApp when you book.

East Bali is where the island slows down: fishing villages under Mount Agung, black-sand coves, coral reefs right off the beach and some of Bali's most photographed temples. It's also spread out and thin on taxis. A rental car turns the east into an easy road trip. Here's how to plan it and what it costs.

Quick answer

• Self-drive cars start at IDR 310,000 per day; 7-seaters cost IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000.
• Amed is about 95 km from the airport and about 70 km from Ubud. Most visitors pick the car up in the south or Ubud and drive east along the coast.
• With a car you can do Lempuyang, Tirta Gangga, Taman Ujung and the Tulamben wreck in your own time, starting early before the crowds.
• No deposit, pay on delivery, minimum 2 days.

Car rental prices

Check a car for Amed on WhatsApp

Getting there

Route details: Sanur to Amed and Ubud to Amed. The last stretch to Amed's villages is narrow and winding along the coast — take it slowly.

Best stops in East Bali by car

• Lempuyang temple ("Gates of Heaven"): go very early; queues for photos build quickly.
• Tirta Gangga water palace and Taman Ujung: easy parking, lovely in the morning light.
• Tulamben: the USAT Liberty wreck, reachable from the beach.
• Candidasa & Padang Bai: quiet beaches and boats to the Gilis and Lombok.
• Sidemen valley: rice terraces with Mount Agung behind — a beautiful detour from Ubud.

Fuel stations are fewer in the east — fill up before the last stretch to Amed. More in driving costs in Bali.

Staying a week in Amed? A scooter (from IDR 70,000/day) is perfect for dive shops and warungs — see scooter rental in Amed & Karangasem.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

Book a car for East Bali on WhatsApp

Frequently asked questions

How far is Amed from Bali Airport by car?

About 95 km. Plan most of a morning or afternoon, with a stop on the way.

Can the car be delivered to Amed?

Yes, delivery is possible anywhere in Bali. Because Amed is far from the south, the admin confirms time and total on WhatsApp before you book.

How much is car rental for East Bali?

From IDR 310,000 per day; 7-seaters IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000. Minimum 2 days.

Is the road to Amed difficult?

The main roads are fine; the final coastal section is narrow and winding. Drive in daylight and take it slowly.

Most travellers rent a car for the whole trip rather than a day here and there — it's simpler and works out cheaper than taxis for a family or group. So the useful question isn't the daily price, it's the total. Here are the real totals for 3, 7 and 14 days from our catalogue, plus how to spend that week.

Quick answer

• A week with a Honda Brio costs IDR 2,170,000 in total; a 7-seater Toyota Avanza IDR 2,520,000.
• For 2 weeks or more, the monthly package kicks in automatically on models that have one — often cheaper than paying day by day.
• Fuel, parking and tolls are extra; delivery and pick-up anywhere in Bali are arranged on WhatsApp.
• No deposit, pay on delivery.

Total price by rental length

These totals come straight from the catalogue's price calculation, so they match what the booking form shows. Where a model has a monthly package, longer rentals are capped at the monthly price — that's why 14 days can cost the same as a month.

Get a 1-week car quote on WhatsApp

A sample 7-day route by car

1. Day 1: pick up at the airport, settle in the south (Seminyak, Canggu or Sanur).
2. Day 2: Uluwatu cliffs and sunset at the temple.
3. Day 3: move to Ubud via Tegallalang rice terraces.
4. Day 4: Kintamani and Mount Batur views, Tirta Empul on the way back.
5. Day 5: east coast: Sidemen, Tirta Gangga, overnight in Amed or Candidasa.
6. Day 6: snorkel in the morning, drive back south via Padang Bai.
7. Day 7: last beach day, return the car at your hotel or the airport.

Want a bigger loop? See the 5-day road trip around Bali. Staying a month? Read monthly car rental in Bali.

Extra costs to budget for

• Fuel: you refuel as you go — see driving costs in Bali.
• Parking: small fees at beaches, temples and malls.
• Toll road: only if you use the Bali Mandara toll (Nusa Dua – airport – Benoa); it's cashless.
• Delivery: the admin confirms delivery and pick-up details and the full total before you book.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

Book a car for the week on WhatsApp

Frequently asked questions

How much is a rental car in Bali for a week?

From IDR 2,170,000 in total for a Honda Brio or Toyota Calya; IDR 2,520,000 for a Toyota Avanza.

Is a two-week rental cheaper per day?

Often yes — on models with a monthly package, the total is capped at the monthly price.

Is fuel included?

No. The car arrives ready to drive and you refuel as you go.

Do I need to pay a deposit for a week-long rental?

No. You pay in full when the car is handed over.

Christmas in Bali is magic — warm evenings, family dinners by the pool, fireworks over the beach. It's also when everyone else is here too. Rental cars, especially 7-seaters, are booked out well before Christmas, and traffic in the south slows to a crawl on the busiest nights. A little planning makes all the difference.

Quick answer

• Late December to early January is Bali's busiest season — it overlaps with the Australian summer school holidays and Indonesian year-end holidays, so 7-seaters go first.
• Reserve as soon as your dates are set. There's no deposit and nothing to pay in advance, so reserving early costs you nothing.
• On New Year's Eve, the south (Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu) jams up from late afternoon — park the car and use taxis or walk.
• Prices stay the catalogue prices: from IDR 310,000 per day; 7-seaters IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000.

Why cars run out over the holidays

Demand comes from three directions at once: Australian families on their summer break, Indonesian families on year-end holidays, and travellers from Europe and Asia escaping winter. Seven-seaters for families are the first to go.

Reserve a holiday car on WhatsApp

Prices over the holidays

These are the catalogue prices. You pay when the car is handed over — not before.

Surviving holiday traffic

• Drive early. Day trips leaving by 8 am miss most of the jams.
• New Year's Eve: don't plan to drive in Kuta, Seminyak or Canggu after late afternoon. Celebrate near your villa or take a taxi.
• Don't drink and drive — police checks are common over the holidays. See getting home safely after a night out.
• Airport runs: allow plenty of extra time around Christmas and early January.

Need a car for one big day only — Christmas lunch, a family outing? A car with driver takes the stress out of parking and traffic.

Booking scooters too? Read booking in high season.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

Book your holiday car on WhatsApp

Frequently asked questions

When should I book a car for Christmas in Bali?

As soon as your flights are booked. There's no deposit, so reserving early is risk-free.

Are prices higher at Christmas?

Our catalogue prices are fixed; the problem over Christmas is availability, not price.

Is it a good idea to drive on New Year's Eve in Bali?

Not in the south. Roads in Kuta, Seminyak and Canggu are jammed from late afternoon — park up and walk or take a taxi.

Do I need to pay anything to reserve?

No. You pay in full when the car is handed over.

The last day of a holiday is never relaxed: packing, checking out, a last swim, then the dash to the airport. Having your rental car collected at the airport means one less taxi to book — you drive yourself and your luggage straight there. Here's how to make the handover smooth.

Quick answer

• You can return the car at Ngurah Rai Airport on departure day — agree the time and meeting point on WhatsApp the day before.
• Airlines usually recommend arriving 2–3 hours before an international flight; plan the handover to fit that, and add time for traffic.
• Take photos of the car and the fuel gauge at handover, just as you did at pick-up.
• You can also pick up at one place and return at another — for example, delivered to your villa, returned at the airport.

How the airport return works

1. The day before: message the admin on WhatsApp with your flight time and terminal (international or domestic).
2. Agree the meeting point and time — the drop-off lane is for quick stops only, so a fixed point saves stress.
3. On the day: leave with extra time for traffic around the airport.
4. At handover: unload your bags first, then walk around the car together, photograph it and the fuel gauge, and hand over the key.

Arrange an airport return on WhatsApp

Timing your last day

Coming from Ubud (about 37 km) or further? Leave earlier still. If your flight is late at night, you can also return the car at your hotel in the afternoon and take a transfer.

Before you hand back the car

• Check for belongings: sunglasses, chargers and passports hide in door pockets.
• Fuel: agree at pick-up how the car should be returned, and photograph the gauge at both ends.
• Rubbish and sand: a quick tidy is appreciated.
• Payment is already done — you paid at delivery, so there's nothing to settle at the airport unless you extended the rental.

Arriving at the airport too? Have the car waiting for you on arrival day — see self-drive car delivered to Bali Airport.

Car prices

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

Book a car with airport return on WhatsApp

Frequently asked questions

Can I return my rental car at Bali Airport?

Yes. Agree the time and meeting point with the admin on WhatsApp the day before your flight.

Can I pick up the car at my villa and return it at the airport?

Yes, pick-up and return can be at different places in Bali. Agree both when you book.

How early should I return the car before an international flight?

Airlines usually recommend arriving 2–3 hours before departure — plan the handover to fit, plus time for traffic.

Do I pay anything at the airport?

Normally no — you paid at delivery. Only an extension agreed later would be settled then.

Bali with friends is the best kind of trip — until you try to get six people from the villa to the beach club in three different taxis. A 7-seater rental car keeps the group together and, split between everyone, costs less than a coffee each per day. Here's how the numbers work and how to pick the right setup.

Quick answer

• A 7-seater Toyota Avanza at IDR 360,000/day works out at about IDR 60,000 per person per day for 6 people (plus fuel and parking).
• Seats include the driver. With 6–7 people the boot is small — for airport runs with big suitcases, plan two cars or a separate luggage drop.
• For groups that don't want a designated driver, a car with driver is quoted per day on WhatsApp.
• No deposit, pay on delivery, minimum 2 days.

Cost per person

Compare: two people sharing a scooter like the Honda BeAT (Gen 4–5) pay about IDR 40,000 each per day — cheaper, but you need three or four scooters for a group and confident riders.

Get a group car quote on WhatsApp

How many people and bags really fit?

• 7 seats includes the driver. With all seats up, the boot fits a few small bags only.
• With 5 people, fold one back seat and you'll fit several suitcases.
• Airport day with 6–7 people and big luggage: take two cars (for example a 7-seater plus a Brio), or ask about an airport transfer.
• Surfboards don't fit inside a 7-seater with a full car — ask on WhatsApp.

Who drives?

Pick one or two drivers with a licence and an International Driving Permit, and agree that nobody drives after drinking. For big nights out, leave the car and use taxis. If nobody wants to drive on the left, book a car with driver for the day trips — split six ways, it's very reasonable.

Car prices

Which 7-seater? See Xpander vs Stargazer and 7-seater family cars.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

Book a group car on WhatsApp

Frequently asked questions

What's the best car for 6 friends in Bali?

A 7-seater such as the Toyota Avanza, Hyundai Stargazer or Mitsubishi Xpander. With lots of luggage, take two cars on airport days.

How much does it cost per person?

About IDR 60,000 per person per day for 6 people in a Toyota Avanza, plus fuel and parking.

Can more than one person drive?

Yes, as long as each driver has a valid licence and an International Driving Permit.

Is there a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the car is handed over.

Uluwatu is spread out: villas sit on quiet back roads, the famous beaches are at the bottom of long staircases, and the nearest supermarket can be 15 minutes away. Taxis and ride-hailing work, but waiting for a pick-up on the Bukit gets old fast — especially with kids, surfboards or shopping. A rental car delivered to your villa fixes that. Here's what it costs, where a car makes sense in Uluwatu, and how to book it in a few WhatsApp messages.

Quick answer

• Self-drive cars delivered to Uluwatu start at IDR 310,000 per day (Honda Brio or Toyota Calya); 7-seaters like the Toyota Avanza and Mitsubishi Xpander cost IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000.
• The car comes to your villa, hotel or Ngurah Rai Airport (about 20 km from Uluwatu) — no taxi needed on arrival day.
• No deposit, nothing paid in advance: you pay when the car is handed over. Minimum rental is 2 days.
• A car suits families, groups and villa stays; for hopping between the cliff beaches (Bingin, Padang Padang) a scooter is easier — we rent both.

Car rental prices in Uluwatu

These are fixed catalogue prices, not "from" prices that double at handover. The car is delivered to Uluwatu, Pecatu, Ungasan, Bingin, Balangan or anywhere else on the Bukit Peninsula.

More detail on each model: Bali car rental prices by model. Prefer someone else to drive? Ask for a car with driver — the admin quotes it on WhatsApp.

Check a car for Uluwatu on WhatsApp

Car or scooter in Uluwatu? An honest answer

Scooters start at IDR 70,000/day — see scooter rental in Uluwatu. Many families rent a car for the group and one scooter for the surfer.

Driving in Uluwatu: what to expect

• Jalan Raya Uluwatu is the main road through the Bukit. It gets busy at sunset, when everyone heads to the temple and the cliff bars — leave 20–30 minutes earlier than Google Maps suggests.
• Beach lanes are narrow. Bingin, Padang Padang and Suluban are reached by small roads and long staircases. Park at the top (small parking fee) and walk down — don't try to squeeze a 7-seater down a villa lane.
• Easier beaches by car: Melasti and Dreamland have proper roads and large car parks.
• Uluwatu Temple & the Kecak dance: the car park fills before sunset. Arrive early; see the Kecak fire dance guide for timing.
• Bali drives on the left. Expect scooters on both sides of you — mirror, indicator, then move slowly.

Fuel, parking and tolls aren't included in any Bali car rental. For a realistic daily budget see fuel, parking & toll costs for a car in Bali.

Day trips from Uluwatu by car

More ideas (most work by car too): day trips from Uluwatu.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works (about 10 minutes on WhatsApp)

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

Arriving at the airport? Have the car waiting there instead — see self-drive car delivered to Bali Airport.

Book a car in Uluwatu on WhatsApp

Frequently asked questions

How much is car rental in Uluwatu?

Self-drive cars start at IDR 310,000 per day (Honda Brio or Toyota Calya). 7-seaters cost IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000 per day. Minimum rental is 2 days.

Can you deliver the car to my villa in Uluwatu?

Yes. Cars are delivered anywhere on the Bukit Peninsula — Uluwatu, Pecatu, Ungasan, Bingin, Balangan — or to Ngurah Rai Airport. Send a Google Maps pin on WhatsApp.

Do I have to pay a deposit?

No. Nothing is paid in advance; you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet.

Is it hard to drive in Uluwatu?

The main road is straightforward, but it's busy at sunset and the lanes down to some beaches are narrow. Park at the top and walk down to Bingin and Padang Padang.

What licence do I need?

Your home driving licence plus an International Driving Permit that covers cars, and your passport.

Sanur is calm, flat and popular with families and long-stayers — and it's one of the easiest places in Bali to have a car. The town sits next to the bypass, so Ubud, the east coast temples and the airport are all a straightforward drive away. Here's what a car costs in Sanur, the day trips that make it worthwhile, and how to have one delivered to your hotel.

Quick answer

• Self-drive cars delivered to Sanur start at IDR 310,000 per day; family 7-seaters cost IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000.
• Sanur is the best base in Bali for a car: Ubud is about 25 km away and the east coast (Klungkung, Padang Bai) about 40 km — all on bigger roads.
• Going to Nusa Penida or Lembongan from Sanur harbour? Start the rental after you're back, so you don't pay for a car that sits in a car park.
• No deposit, pay on delivery, minimum 2 days. Book in a few WhatsApp messages.

Car rental prices in Sanur

Fixed catalogue prices, delivered to your hotel, villa or apartment anywhere in Sanur, Renon or Mertasari — or to the airport (about 15 km).

Seats count includes the driver. With 4 adults and suitcases, choose a 7-seater: the back row folds down for luggage.

Check a car for Sanur on WhatsApp

Day trips from Sanur by car

For a longer list (most rides work by car too): day trips from Sanur.

Nusa Penida & Lembongan: plan the rental around the boat

Fast boats to Nusa Penida, Lembongan and the Gilis leave from Sanur harbour, and you can't take a rental car across. If you're staying on the island for a night or more, the simplest plan is to start your car rental the day after you come back — or end it the morning you leave. The admin can deliver the car straight to your hotel on your return day.

Just doing a Nusa Penida day trip? Keep the car at your hotel and walk or take a short ride to the harbour; hotels usually have safer parking than the harbour area.

Driving in Sanur

• Inside Sanur the streets are quiet and one-way in places; the beach path is for walking and cycling only.
• The bypass (Jalan Ngurah Rai) connects Sanur to the airport, Nusa Dua and the east. It's a fast road with a lot of scooters — keep left and use your mirrors.
• Parking: most hotels have parking; at beaches and attractions there's usually a small parking fee.
• Rush hours: mornings and late afternoons around Denpasar are the slowest; plan day trips to leave by 8 am.

Budget for fuel and parking — see fuel, parking & toll costs for a car in Bali.

Car, driver or scooter?

A self-drive car is the best value for families who want flexibility. If nobody wants to drive on the left, a car with driver is quoted per day. Couples staying in town often prefer a scooter from IDR 70,000/day — see scooter rental in Sanur.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

Book a car in Sanur on WhatsApp

Frequently asked questions

How much is car rental in Sanur?

From IDR 310,000 per day for a Honda Brio or Toyota Calya; IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000 for a 7-seater. Minimum 2 days, no deposit.

Can I take a rental car to Nusa Penida?

No — fast boats from Sanur carry passengers only. Plan the rental for the days you're on Bali and have the car delivered when you return.

How far is Ubud from Sanur by car?

About 25 km. Allow roughly an hour depending on traffic; leave early to avoid the busiest times.

Do you deliver to Sanur hotels?

Yes, to any hotel, villa or apartment in Sanur, and to Ngurah Rai Airport. Send your hotel name or a Google Maps pin on WhatsApp.

What do I need to rent a car?

Your passport, your home licence and an International Driving Permit that covers cars. You pay when the car is handed over.

Nusa Dua's resorts are beautiful, but they're built for staying in — step outside and the nearest beach club, warung or temple is a taxi ride away, every time. A rental car changes the trip: Uluwatu sunsets, Jimbaran seafood and Tanjung Benoa water sports all become easy half-day outings. Here's what it costs, how resort delivery works and what to know about driving around the southern peninsula.

Quick answer

• Self-drive cars delivered to Nusa Dua start at IDR 310,000 per day; 7-seaters cost IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000.
• Nusa Dua is about 12 km from the airport — have the car waiting at arrivals or delivered to your resort.
• Resort taxis add up fast. With a car, Uluwatu, Jimbaran, Pandawa Beach and Tanjung Benoa are short drives.
• No deposit, pay on delivery, minimum 2 days.

Car rental prices in Nusa Dua

Fixed catalogue prices, delivered to your resort in Nusa Dua, Tanjung Benoa, Sawangan or Kutuh, or to Ngurah Rai Airport.

Check a car for Nusa Dua on WhatsApp

Resort delivery: how it works

• Send your resort name and booking name on WhatsApp; the car is handed over at the lobby or driveway.
• Nusa Dua's resort area has security checkpoints at its entrances — normal, just say which hotel you're going to.
• Most resorts have guest parking; ask reception when you check in.
• Flying in? The car can meet you at the airport instead, so there's no transfer to pay for.

Day trips from Nusa Dua by car

More routes: day trips from Nusa Dua.

The Bali Mandara toll road

The toll road over the water links Nusa Dua with the airport area and Benoa — usually the quickest way north. Payment is cashless: you need a prepaid e-money card with credit on it. Ask the admin when you book whether the car comes with one, and check the toll and fuel budget in fuel, parking & toll costs for a car in Bali.

Driving on the left for the first time? Do a short loop inside the quiet resort area before heading onto the bypass.

Car, driver or scooter?

For families and groups a self-drive 7-seater is the best value. If you'd rather not drive, ask for a car with driver. Couples who want to explore the cliff beaches can add a scooter from IDR 70,000/day — see scooter rental in Nusa Dua.

What you need

• Passport (shown at handover — you keep it, nobody holds it).
• Your home driving licence + an International Driving Permit with the car category. See how to get an IDP.
• Minimum rental 2 days (the daily rate counts per 24 hours).
• No deposit up front: you pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet, in rupiah.

How booking works

1. Tap the WhatsApp button and fill in the blanks: car, dates, hotel or villa, passengers.
2. The admin replies with what's free, the exact total and the delivery time — you know the full price before you commit.
3. The car is delivered to your hotel, villa or the airport. Walk around it, photograph any scratches and check the fuel level together.
4. Show your passport and licence + IDP, pay, and drive off. Return is collected from the same address (or another one you agree on).

Book a car in Nusa Dua on WhatsApp

Frequently asked questions

How much is car rental in Nusa Dua?

From IDR 310,000 per day for a Honda Brio or Toyota Calya; IDR 360,000–IDR 410,000 for a 7-seater. Minimum 2 days.

Can the car be delivered to my resort?

Yes — to the lobby or driveway of any resort in Nusa Dua or Tanjung Benoa, or to Ngurah Rai Airport.

Do I need cash for the toll road?

No, the Bali Mandara toll is cashless — you pay with a prepaid e-money card. Ask the admin about it when you book.

Is there a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the car is handed over, by bank transfer or e-wallet.

Is Uluwatu far from Nusa Dua?

About 15–20 km. Go well before sunset if you want to see the Kecak dance at Uluwatu Temple.

Bali is a short trip from Manila and a favourite for Filipino travellers, many of whom ride motorcycles at home. The paperwork is simple — but traffic keeps left. Here's what you need and how to book with no deposit.

Quick answer

• Your LTO licence must include the motorcycle code (A). A licence for cars only (code B) doesn't cover Bali's 110–160 cc scooters.
• Under an ASEAN agreement a valid Philippine licence is generally recognised in Indonesia; an IDP from the Automobile Association Philippines (AAP) helps at police checks.
• Riding in Bali is on the left — the opposite of the Philippines — so take your first ride slowly.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, 2 helmets included, delivered to your hotel; pay when the bike arrives.

What a Filipino rider needs

ASEAN recognition vs the IDP

Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam are ASEAN members, and under an ASEAN agreement a valid national licence from another member country is generally recognised. Police at a roadside check may still ask for an International Driving Permit, so many riders carry one. Rules can change — check before you travel.

Not licensed for motorcycles? A car with driver, a rental car or ride-hailing is safer for you and your insurance.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Two people to Ubud or Uluwatu? An NMAX or PCX handles the hills best.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Before your first ride read riding on the left in Bali. Related: Malaysian licence, Singapore licence and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ride a scooter in Bali with a Philippine licence?

Yes, if your LTO licence includes the motorcycle code (A). A car-only licence doesn't cover scooters.

Do Filipinos need an IDP in Bali?

A valid Philippine licence is generally recognised under an ASEAN agreement, but an IDP from AAP helps at police checks.

Is it hard to ride on the left?

It takes a little getting used to. Start on quiet roads near your hotel and avoid riding at night at first.

Do I pay a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the scooter is delivered.

Vietnamese travellers are some of the most confident scooter riders in Bali. The main thing to check before you book is whether your licence class covers the scooter you want. Here's a quick guide.

Quick answer

• Vietnamese riders need a motorcycle licence whose class covers the scooter's engine size: Bali scooters are 110–160 cc.
• Class A1 covers smaller motorcycles (the exact limit depends on when your licence was issued); for 155–160 cc models like the NMAX or PCX you may need class A — check your card.
• Under an ASEAN agreement a valid Vietnamese licence is generally recognised in Indonesia; an international driving permit helps at police checks.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to your hotel; no deposit, pay on delivery.

Which scooter fits your licence

Licence classes and limits have changed over time in Vietnam. Check the class and limit printed on your licence and the latest guidance from the road authority before travelling.

ASEAN recognition vs the IDP

Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam are ASEAN members, and under an ASEAN agreement a valid national licence from another member country is generally recognised. Police at a roadside check may still ask for an International Driving Permit, so many riders carry one. Rules can change — check before you travel.

Not sure about your class limit? Choose a 110–125 cc scooter such as the BeAT, Scoopy or Vario 125 — they're easy to ride and cheaper too.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Bali drives on the left — the opposite of Vietnam — so read riding on the left in Bali before your first ride.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: Thai licence, International Driving Permit for Bali and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ride a scooter in Bali with a Vietnamese licence?

Yes, if your licence class covers the scooter's engine size. Bali rental scooters are 110–160 cc.

Is class A1 enough for an NMAX or PCX?

It depends on the limit for your A1 licence. Check your card; class A covers these 155–160 cc scooters.

Do Vietnamese riders need an IDP?

A valid Vietnamese licence is generally recognised under an ASEAN agreement, but an IDP helps at police checks.

Do I pay a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the scooter is delivered.

Bali is a favourite long-haul escape for South Africans, and a scooter is the classic way to explore it. Here's what your licence needs to show, where to get the IDP, and how to book with delivery.

Quick answer

• You need a South African licence with code A1 (up to 125 cc) or A. Code B (cars) doesn't cover scooters.
• For 155–160 cc scooters like the NMAX or PCX you need code A; with A1, choose a 110–125 cc scooter.
• Get an International Driving Permit from the AA of South Africa before you fly and carry it with your card licence.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, 2 helmets included; no deposit — pay when the bike arrives.

What a South African rider needs

Rules can change. Check the AA and DIRCO travel information before you go.

A1 or A: which scooter can you ride?

Not licensed for motorcycles? A car with driver, a rental car or ride-hailing is safer for you and your insurance.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Bali, like South Africa, drives on the left, so the road layout feels familiar — but traffic is much denser, with scooters on every side.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: International Driving Permit for Bali, travel insurance and scooters and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I rent a scooter in Bali with a South African licence?

Yes, with code A1 or A plus an International Driving Permit from the AA of South Africa.

Is code B enough for a scooter?

No. Code B is for cars; scooters need A1 or A.

Can I ride an NMAX with code A1?

No. The NMAX is 155 cc; A1 covers up to 125 cc. Choose a BeAT, Scoopy or Vario 125.

Do I need to leave my passport?

Not with SiapPergi. You show it at handover and keep it.

Thousands of travellers come to Ubud for yoga, meditation, breathwork and slow living. Many stay in villas among the rice fields, a short ride from the studios. Here's how a scooter fits into a wellness stay — without stress.

Quick answer

• Ubud's yoga and wellness scene clusters around central Ubud, Penestanan, Nyuh Kuning and the roads towards Tegallalang — often 10–20 minutes apart by scooter.
• A scooter turns a villa in the rice fields into an easy base for morning classes, healthy cafés and weekend trips to waterfalls and water temples.
• For stays of several weeks, the monthly rate is best: a Honda BeAT is IDR 1,210,000/month, a Vario 125 IDR 1,510,000/month.
• Ubud is hilly: choose 125–160 cc if you'll ride two-up. Scooters are delivered to your villa; pay on delivery.

Where things are

Studios and cafés change often — check recent reviews and class schedules before you book a villa.

A wellness week by scooter

• Morning class, then breakfast at a healthy café — see Bali's best café areas.
• Afternoon spa or massage, back before the evening traffic.
• Weekend: a water-temple purification — read melukat in Bali.
• Sunrise at Kintamani or a waterfall morning — see day trips from Ubud.

Practise in the morning and ride home before dark: Ubud's back lanes are narrow and unlit, and afternoon rain is common in the wet season.

Scooter prices for longer stays

Rentals start from 2 days; the monthly rate is far cheaper per day. Area info: scooter rental in Ubud.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: monthly scooter rental, digital nomad scooter guide and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a scooter for a yoga stay in Ubud?

Not if you stay in central Ubud, but it makes life much easier if your villa is in the rice fields or you want weekend trips.

Which scooter is best for Ubud?

A Vario 125 or NMAX for the hills, especially two-up; a BeAT or Scoopy if you ride solo and short distances.

How much is a monthly scooter in Ubud?

From IDR 910,000/month in our catalogue.

Can the scooter be delivered to my villa?

Yes. Send the villa's Google Maps pin on WhatsApp; you pay on delivery.

Bali's beach clubs and bars are part of the fun — but the ride home is where many holidays go wrong. Here's a simple plan to enjoy the night and still wake up with your health, your scooter and your insurance intact.

Quick answer

• Never ride after drinking. Alcohol, dark roads, sand and tiredness are behind many serious tourist scooter crashes in Bali — and travel insurers usually refuse claims when the rider was drunk.
• Plan the way home before you go out: ride-hailing, a booked car, or walking back from a nearby villa.
• Leave your scooter parked in an attended or hotel car park, steering locked, and pick it up the next morning.
• Avoid unbranded arak cocktails: methanol poisoning cases have been reported in Bali. Stick to sealed drinks from reputable venues.

Why riding home is the riskiest part

• Slower reactions and overconfidence after even a few drinks.
• Dark, narrow lanes, potholes, sand on corners and stray dogs at night.
• Other road users who may also have been drinking.
• Insurance: most policies exclude accidents under the influence.

Safer ways home

Going out in Canggu or Seminyak? Choose a villa within walking distance of the main strip, and ride only in daylight.

Leaving your scooter overnight

1. Park in an attended car park, your hotel or the venue's official parking.
2. Lock the steering and take the key with you.
3. Don't leave helmets or bags on the scooter.
4. Collect it the next morning — see scooter parking in Canggu & Seminyak.

Scooters for daytime riding

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: Bali beach clubs by scooter, riding at night in Bali, emergency numbers and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ride a scooter after a few drinks in Bali?

Don't. Even a few drinks raise the crash risk on dark Bali roads, and insurers usually refuse claims for riders under the influence.

Is it safe to leave my rental scooter overnight?

Yes, if it's in an attended car park or at your hotel with the steering locked and the key with you.

What's the easiest way home from Canggu or Seminyak at night?

A ride-hailing car or a pre-booked car with driver.

Is arak safe to drink?

Avoid unbranded arak and cocktails of unknown origin; methanol poisoning cases have been reported. Choose sealed drinks from reputable venues.

Bali has become one of the most popular long-haul trips for Polish travellers. Many ride a 125 at home on a car licence — but that shortcut stays in Poland. Here's what you need in Bali and how to get a scooter delivered without paying up front.

Quick answer

• You need a Polish prawo jazdy with category A1, A2 or A plus an international driving permit (międzynarodowe prawo jazdy) showing that category.
• Holding category B for 3+ years lets you ride a 125 cc in Poland only — abroad your licence still shows B, so it isn't enough in Bali.
• The international permit is issued by your county office (starostwo powiatowe) or city hall; apply well before your trip.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, 2 helmets included, delivered to your hotel; no deposit — pay on delivery.

What a Polish rider needs

Rules can change. Check the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs travel advice for Indonesia and your county office before you go.

Category B and 125 cc: a Poland-only rule

In Poland, drivers with category B for at least three years may ride a motorcycle up to 125 cc. It's a national privilege: your licence and international permit still show only category B. In Bali that means riding without a motorcycle licence — and an insurer can refuse a claim after a crash.

Not licensed for motorcycles? A car with driver, a rental car or ride-hailing is safer for you and your insurance.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Staying a few weeks in winter? The monthly rate is far cheaper per day — see monthly scooter rental.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: European licence & Bali scooters, riding on the left in Bali and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I rent a scooter in Bali with a Polish licence?

Yes, with category A1, A2 or A plus an international driving permit showing the motorcycle category.

Is category B (3+ years) enough for a 125 cc in Bali?

No. That privilege only applies in Poland.

Where do I get an international driving permit in Poland?

At your county office (starostwo powiatowe) or city hall, before you travel.

Do I pay a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the scooter is delivered.

Nordic travellers flock to Bali in the dark winter months — and many arrive planning to ride a scooter. The key question is whether your licence includes motorcycles. Here's the simple version.

Quick answer

• Swedes, Norwegians, Danes and Finns need category A1, A2 or A on their licence to ride Bali's 110–160 cc scooters — a B (car) licence is not enough.
• Bring an International Driving Permit showing the motorcycle category; ask your national transport agency or motoring club how to get one.
• Check that your travel insurance covers riding a motorcycle abroad — many Nordic policies require a valid licence for the vehicle.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to your hotel; pay when the bike arrives, no deposit.

Licence check

Rules and how they're enforced can change. Check your government's travel advice for Indonesia before you go.

International Driving Permit

• Ask your national transport agency or motoring club how to apply in your country.
• Make sure the motorcycle category is shown.
• Carry it with your plastic licence — the permit alone is not valid.
• Read International Driving Permit for Bali.

Not licensed for motorcycles? A car with driver, a rental car or ride-hailing is safer for you and your insurance.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Escaping winter for a month? See monthly scooter rental and digital nomad scooter guide.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Traffic keeps left in Bali — read riding on the left. Related: European licence and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ride a scooter in Bali with a Swedish or Norwegian car licence?

No. Bali scooters are motorcycles; you need category A1, A2 or A.

Do Danes and Finns need an IDP in Bali?

Yes, carry an International Driving Permit showing the motorcycle category together with your licence.

Which scooter can I ride with A1?

Up to 125 cc: the BeAT, Scoopy, Vario 125 or Fazzio.

Do I pay a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the scooter is delivered.

Bali is a favourite short-haul escape from Hong Kong. Riding a scooter is the easiest way to see the island — as long as your licence covers motorcycles. Here's what to check.

Quick answer

• Your Hong Kong licence must include the motor cycle class; a private car licence alone doesn't cover Bali's 110–160 cc scooters.
• Get an International Driving Permit from the Transport Department licensing offices before you fly, and carry it with your licence.
• Bali drives on the left, like Hong Kong — but roads are busier with scooters and less predictable.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to your hotel; no deposit, pay on delivery.

What a Hong Kong rider needs

Check the Transport Department and the Hong Kong government's travel information before you travel; rules can change.

Not licensed for motorcycles? A car with driver, a rental car or ride-hailing is safer for you and your insurance.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days — ideal for a long weekend. For photos, the Scoopy and Fazzio look great; two-up to Uluwatu or Ubud, choose an NMAX.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: Singapore licence, first 24 hours with a Bali scooter and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ride a scooter in Bali with a Hong Kong licence?

Yes, if it includes the motor cycle class, together with an International Driving Permit.

Is a private car licence enough?

No. Bali rental scooters are motorcycles.

Where do I get an IDP in Hong Kong?

From the Transport Department licensing offices, before you travel.

Do I pay a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the scooter arrives.

Rain doesn't have to ruin a Bali holiday. Mornings are often clear, and there's plenty to do indoors when the afternoon storm arrives. Here are rainy-day ideas and how to ride safely in the wet season.

Quick answer

• Bali's wet season runs roughly November–March; rain often comes as heavy afternoon showers, with drier mornings.
• Rainy-day ideas: museums, spa & massage, cooking classes, cafés, art markets and indoor attractions — plan rides for the morning.
• Add 2 raincoats for IDR 25,000 when you book your scooter, and slow down: wet roads, painted lines and sand get slippery.
• Heavy storm or long trip? Switch to a car with driver for the day. Scooters are delivered and paid on arrival.

Rainy-day ideas

Riding safely in the rain

• Ride in the morning and be back before the afternoon storm.
• Slow down and brake gently — painted lines, metal plates and sand are slippery when wet.
• Avoid flooded roads and steep descents during heavy rain; wait it out in a café.
• Read riding in the rainy season.

Keep your phone and passport in a zip bag under the seat. Even in a raincoat, water gets everywhere in a tropical downpour.

Scooter or car on a wet day?

Scooters start from 2 days; add raincoats when you book. For long trips in heavy rain, a car with driver is more comfortable. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Related: best time to ride in Bali, month by month and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

What can I do in Bali on a rainy day?

Museums, spas, cooking classes, cafés, art markets and other indoor activities.

When is the rainy season in Bali?

Roughly November to March, often with heavy afternoon showers and drier mornings.

Is it safe to ride a scooter in the rain?

With care: ride slowly, brake gently and avoid heavy storms, flooded roads and steep descents.

Can I rent a raincoat with my scooter?

Yes. 2 raincoats are an add-on at IDR 25,000 per booking.

Ten days is the sweet spot for Bali: enough to see beaches, rice terraces, volcanoes and quiet coastal villages without rushing. This itinerary uses short daily rides and a few well-chosen bases.

Quick answer

• Split 10 days into 3–4 bases: the south (3 nights), Ubud (3 nights), the east coast — Sidemen or Amed (2 nights) — and optionally the mountains (Munduk, 2 nights).
• Keep riding to 2–3 hours a day, and move bases in the morning before traffic and afternoon rain.
• A 10-day rental costs from about IDR 665,000 on a weekly rate + 3 days (Honda BeAT) — the admin quotes the cheapest combination.
• Travel light (a backpack) or send big luggage ahead by car. Scooter delivered to your first hotel; pay on delivery.

The plan at a glance

Riding times are estimates. Swap the mountain leg for Nusa Penida or a slower beach finish if you prefer.

Day by day

Days 1–3: the south

Cliff beaches and sunsets in Uluwatu, cafés and surf in Canggu, Tanah Lot at sunset — see hidden beaches and day trips from Canggu.

Days 4–6: Ubud

Ride to Ubud (Canggu to Ubud), explore rice terraces and water temples, and ride up to Kintamani — see day trips from Ubud.

Days 7–8: the east coast

Sidemen's rice valleys or Amed's reefs — see Ubud to Amed and the Sidemen route.

Days 9–10: mountains or a beach finish

Cool off in Munduk and Bedugul (Bedugul & Munduk route) or head back south for a last beach day before your flight.

Ask the admin when you book whether the scooter can be collected in a different area at the end — it saves a long ride back.

What a 10-day rental costs

The admin quotes the cheapest option for your dates. Two people with backpacks on a long loop? An NMAX is the most comfortable.

How to book

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Shorter or longer trip? See 5 days, 7 days and 14 days, or browse SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Is 10 days enough to see Bali by scooter?

Yes — the south, Ubud, the east coast and the mountains, with 2–3 hours of riding a day.

Where should I stay for 10 days?

3 nights in the south, 3 in Ubud, 2 on the east coast and 2 in the mountains or back south.

How much is a 10-day scooter rental?

From about IDR 665,000 for a Honda BeAT (weekly rate + 3 days); the admin quotes the cheapest combination.

Can I return the scooter in another area?

Ask when you book; collection in another area can often be arranged.

Do I pay up front?

No. You pay when the scooter is delivered.

Riding in Bali gets easier when you can read the signs. Many are international symbols, but key instructions are written in Indonesian. Here are the signs and words you'll see most — and what they mean for you on a scooter.

Quick answer

• Most Bali signs follow international shapes: red circles forbid, blue circles instruct, yellow diamonds/triangles warn.
• Learn the key words: Dilarang (forbidden), Parkir (parking), Satu Arah (one way), Hati-hati (careful), Pelan-pelan (slow down).
• "Belok kiri ikuti isyarat lampu" means you must wait for the green light even when turning left — a common fine for tourists.
• Ready to ride? Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to your hotel; pay on delivery.

Words you'll see on signs

Shapes & colours

• Red circle: something is forbidden (no entry, no parking, speed limit).
• Blue circle: an instruction you must follow (direction, lane for motorcycles).
• Yellow diamond or triangle: a warning (bend, steep hill, school, animals).
• Green or blue rectangle: directions to towns and areas.

Speed limits in towns and villages are low — often around 30–50 km/h where signed. Ride at the pace of local traffic, not the limit.

Signs that catch tourists out

• Turning left on red where the sign says to follow the light.
• Riding the wrong way down a one-way lane in Seminyak or Kuta.
• Parking under a 'Dilarang Parkir' sign near shops.
• Ignoring ceremony closures — read ceremonies & road closures.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: riding on the left in Bali, traffic rules & police checks and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

What does 'belok kiri ikuti isyarat lampu' mean?

Left turns must follow the traffic light — wait for green before turning left.

What does 'Dilarang Parkir' mean?

No parking.

What does 'Satu Arah' mean?

One-way street. Don't ride against the flow.

Are road signs in English in Bali?

Some direction signs are, but many instructions are in Indonesian, so learn the key words.

You don't need to speak Indonesian to rent a scooter in Bali — but a handful of words makes every petrol stop, puncture and parking chat smoother, and locals appreciate the effort. Here's a pocket phrasebook for riders.

Quick answer

• A few words go a long way: Terima kasih (thank you), Permisi (excuse me), Berapa? (how much?), Tolong (please/help).
• At the petrol station: "Isi penuh" (fill it up) or a rupiah amount; for a puncture look for "Tambal ban" (tyre repair).
• Directions: kiri (left), kanan (right), lurus (straight), putar balik (U-turn).
• Scooters from IDR 70,000/day; our admin chats in English on WhatsApp — pay when the bike arrives.

Basics

Petrol & repairs

Directions & parking

Pronunciation is simple: every letter is spoken, 'c' sounds like 'ch' (cepat = che-pat), and 'u' like 'oo'.

Police checks & emergencies

• SIM = driving licence; STNK = the scooter's registration paper (keep it in the bike).
• Polisi = police; Rumah sakit = hospital; Kecelakaan = accident.
• Emergency numbers and what to do: emergency numbers for riders.
• If stopped, stay calm, show your licence, IDP and the STNK — see traffic rules & police checks.

Book your scooter

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: what to do with a flat tyre or breakdown, petrol & parking and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

How do I say 'fill it up' at a Bali petrol station?

"Isi penuh" — or say a rupiah amount.

What's the word for a flat tyre?

"Ban bocor". Look for a "tambal ban" (tyre repair) stall.

What is STNK?

The scooter's registration paper. Keep it with the scooter when you ride.

Do I need Indonesian to rent a scooter?

No. Our admin chats in English on WhatsApp, but a few words help on the road.

Most dogs in Bali ignore scooters, but some village dogs bark and chase — and Bali is a rabies area. Knowing how to react, and what to do if you're bitten, keeps a scare from becoming a serious problem.

Quick answer

• Bali has rabies, carried mainly by dogs (and sometimes monkeys). Any bite or scratch needs prompt medical care.
• After a bite or scratch: wash the wound with soap and running water for about 15 minutes, then go to a clinic or hospital the same day for post-exposure treatment.
• Dogs may chase scooters, especially at night in villages: slow down, stay calm, don't kick out — and avoid unfamiliar back lanes after dark.
• Ask your doctor before travel about pre-exposure rabies vaccination. Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, pay on delivery.

Riding past dogs

• Slow down early; dogs often lose interest when you don't race past.
• Keep both hands on the bars and don't kick out — that's how riders crash.
• At night, stick to main roads; dogs are more territorial in dark lanes.
• Never feed or pet street dogs, however friendly they look.

If you're bitten or scratched

1. Wash the wound thoroughly with soap and running water for about 15 minutes.
2. Go to a clinic or hospital the same day and say it was an animal bite or scratch.
3. Follow the doctor's advice on post-exposure vaccination and complete every dose.
4. Contact your travel insurer and keep all receipts.

Monkeys at temples and forests can bite or scratch too — the same steps apply. See Ubud Monkey Forest tips.

Before you travel

Ask your doctor or travel clinic whether pre-exposure rabies vaccination suits your trip, and check your government's health advice for Indonesia. This article is general information, not medical advice.

Safer riding, from day one

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: riding at night in Bali, emergency numbers, travel insurance and scooters and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Is there rabies in Bali?

Yes. Treat any dog or monkey bite or scratch seriously and get medical care the same day.

What should I do right after a dog bite?

Wash the wound with soap and running water for about 15 minutes, then go to a clinic or hospital immediately.

What do I do if a dog chases my scooter?

Slow down, stay calm, keep both hands on the bars and don't kick out.

Should I get a rabies vaccine before Bali?

Ask your doctor or travel clinic; they'll advise based on your trip and health.

Most scooter problems in Bali are avoidable. After helping many travellers, we see the same mistakes again and again. Here are 15 of them — and the simple fix for each.

Quick answer

• The big three: riding without a motorcycle licence + IDP, paying the full rental up front to an unverified account, and riding after drinking.
• On the road: night riding on unknown lanes, sand on corners, two-up on a 110 cc in the hills and holding your phone cause most problems.
• At handover: photograph the scooter, check brakes and tyres, and keep the STNK with the bike.
• With SiapPergi there's no deposit and you pay on delivery — from IDR 70,000/day.

Before you rent

1. No motorcycle licence or IDP — risky at police checks and may void insurance. See International Driving Permit for Bali.
2. Paying everything up front to an account you can't verify — read upfront payment scams.
3. Leaving your passport as a deposit — see rent without leaving your passport.
4. Choosing the wrong size — a 110 cc two-up in the hills struggles; see 110 cc or 150 cc.
5. No travel insurance that covers riding — check the small print.

At handover

1. Not photographing the scooter — take photos/video of every scratch with the staff present.
2. Skipping the brake and tyre check — see checking a rental scooter at handover.
3. Leaving the STNK behind — keep the registration paper in the scooter.
4. A helmet that doesn't fit — ask for another size.
5. Not saving the rental's WhatsApp — you'll need it for a flat tyre or extension.

On the road

1. Riding at night on unfamiliar village lanes.
2. Braking hard on sand or gravel near beaches.
3. Holding your phone to navigate — use a holder (add-on IDR 15,000) or voice directions.
4. Following Google Maps into tiny lanes — stick to main roads when unsure.
5. Riding after drinking — never. Read getting home safely after a night out.

Ride your first hour on quiet roads near your hotel. Most riders are confident by the end of day one.

Prices & booking

Rentals start from 2 days with 2 helmets. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

More: should I rent a scooter in Bali?, first 24 hours with a Bali scooter and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

What's the biggest mistake when renting a scooter in Bali?

Riding without a valid motorcycle licence and IDP — it risks fines and may void your insurance.

Should I pay the full rental before I see the scooter?

No. With SiapPergi you pay when the scooter is delivered.

What should I check at handover?

Brakes, tyres, lights, horn and existing scratches — and keep the STNK with the scooter.

Is it OK to ride at night?

Avoid unfamiliar roads at night, especially in villages and on the Bukit.

Which scooter for two people in the hills?

A 150–160 cc scooter like the NMAX or PCX.

Your phone is your navigator, translator and lifeline to the rental in Bali. A local SIM or eSIM costs little and keeps maps and WhatsApp working everywhere. Here's how to set it up for scooter trips.

Quick answer

• Main Indonesian providers: Telkomsel (widest coverage, including the mountains), XL and Indosat (IM3). Tourist packages are sold at the airport and phone shops.
• An eSIM (from local providers or international eSIM apps) avoids swapping cards — check your phone supports it.
• Navigation uses little data; a few GB is plenty for maps and WhatsApp on a 1–2 week trip. Download offline maps as a backup.
• Mount your phone with a phone holder (add-on IDR 15,000 when you book the scooter). Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, pay on delivery.

SIM or eSIM?

Long stays: phones bought abroad may need to be registered (IMEI) to keep working on Indonesian networks after a period — check current rules with your provider.

Coverage on scooter routes

• South Bali, Ubud and Sanur have strong coverage on all major providers.
• Mountains (Kintamani, Bedugul, Munduk) and remote coasts can be patchy — Telkomsel usually does best.
• Below cliffs and in deep valleys, signal can drop: download offline maps.
• Read Google Maps tips for scooters.

Save the rental's WhatsApp number and your hotel's location before you set off — they're the two things you'll need if something goes wrong.

Mount your phone safely

• Add a phone holder (IDR 15,000) when you book.
• Use voice directions through one earbud so you don't look down.
• Don't hold your phone at traffic lights in busy areas — see avoiding phone snatching.
• Carry a small power bank for long day trips.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: digital nomad scooter guide, first 24 hours with a Bali scooter and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Which SIM card is best in Bali?

Telkomsel has the widest coverage, especially in the mountains; XL and Indosat work well in tourist areas.

Can I use an eSIM in Bali?

Yes, if your phone supports eSIM — from local providers or international eSIM apps.

How much data do I need for navigation?

Maps use little data; a few GB covers maps and WhatsApp for a 1–2 week trip.

Can I rent a phone holder with my scooter?

Yes, as an add-on for IDR 15,000.

Tipping customs differ around the world, and Bali sits somewhere in the middle: nobody will chase you for a tip, but a small extra is warmly appreciated by people on modest wages. Here's a simple, no-stress guide.

Quick answer

• Tipping in Bali is appreciated but not required. Many restaurants already add a service charge and tax to the bill — check before adding more.
• Common, optional tips: drivers & guides IDR 20–100k per day, spa therapists around 10%, rounding up small bills.
• Scooter delivery staff don't expect a tip; a small one for a late-night or long-distance delivery is a kind gesture.
• Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered with 2 helmets; you pay the rental price on delivery — no hidden fees.

Quick tipping guide

Amounts are common practice, not rules. Always tip in rupiah — coins and foreign notes are hard for staff to exchange.

Good to know

• Check the bill for service charge and tax before tipping at restaurants.
• Carry small notes (IDR 5k–20k) for parking attendants and tips.
• A sincere "Terima kasih" (thank you) and a smile matter as much as money.
• Read cash & ATM tips.

Parking attendants (tukang parkir) usually charge IDR 2–5k for a scooter — that's a fee, not a tip.

Scooter prices — no hidden fees

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: useful Indonesian phrases, how to pay a rental as a foreigner and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Do you have to tip in Bali?

No. Tipping is appreciated but not required.

How much should I tip a driver in Bali?

Around IDR 50–100k for a full day is common; more for long days or great service.

Is service charge included in Bali restaurants?

Many restaurants add a service charge and tax. Check the bill before tipping.

Should I tip the scooter delivery person?

It isn't expected, but a small tip for a late-night or long-distance delivery is a kind gesture.

Bali traffic looks chaotic at first, but it follows its own logic. Once you understand a few unwritten rules, riding becomes much calmer. Here's what first-time riders should know.

Quick answer

• In Bali a short horn tap means "I'm here", not anger — use it when overtaking or on blind bends.
• Expect scooters to pass on both sides and filter to the front at lights; ride predictably and check mirrors often.
• Bigger vehicles take priority in practice, and traffic flows by gradual merging — don't stop suddenly.
• Give way to ceremony processions and follow the marshals. Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, pay on delivery.

The unwritten rules

Ceremonies & offerings

• When a procession fills the road, stop or follow slowly and let the marshals guide you.
• Roads may close for ceremonies — see ceremonies & road closures.
• Small offerings (canang) on the ground are part of daily life; try not to ride over them where you can avoid it.
• Dress respectfully near temples, even when just passing through.

Ride at the speed of the traffic around you. Being much faster or much slower than everyone else is what causes problems.

Practise first

Spend your first hour on quiet roads near your hotel. Read riding on the left in Bali, Bali road signs explained and Bali traffic hot spots.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: 15 scooter rental mistakes, Bali scooter safety tips and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Is honking rude in Bali?

No. A short tap means "I'm here" and is used constantly, especially when overtaking.

Why do scooters overtake on both sides?

It's common in Bali traffic. Ride predictably, keep left and check your mirrors often.

Who has right of way in Bali?

Officially it follows the rules, but in practice bigger vehicles go first and traffic flows by gradual merging.

What should I do when I meet a ceremony procession?

Stop or follow slowly and let the marshals guide you.

A police check or a small accident goes much more smoothly when your documents are in order. Here's exactly what to carry every time you ride in Bali — and how to keep it safe and dry.

Quick answer

• Always carry: your licence + International Driving Permit and the scooter's STNK (registration paper).
• For your passport, carry a photo or photocopy and keep the original safe but reachable — some checks may ask to see the original.
• Save your travel insurance details and the rental's WhatsApp on your phone.
• Keep papers in a zip bag under the seat. Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered with the STNK; pay on delivery.

Your document checklist

Rules on carrying ID can change. Check your government's travel advice for Indonesia.

Keeping documents safe

• Use a zip bag under the seat so papers survive tropical rain.
• Keep photos of every document in your phone and in cloud storage.
• Never leave your passport with a rental — see rent without leaving your passport.
• If the STNK or key is lost, read lost key or registration.

Check that the plate number on the STNK matches the scooter at handover — see checking the STNK and plate.

At a police check

Stay calm and polite, stop safely, and show your licence, IDP and the STNK. Read traffic rules & police checks.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: International Driving Permit for Bali and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

What documents do I need to ride a scooter in Bali?

Your licence, an International Driving Permit and the scooter's STNK. Carry a copy of your passport.

Should I carry my original passport?

Carry a photo or copy and keep the original safe but reachable; some checks may ask to see the original.

What is the STNK?

The scooter's registration paper. It should stay with the scooter while you ride.

Do I have to leave my passport with SiapPergi?

No. You show it at handover and keep it.

The breeze on a scooter feels cool, so many riders don't notice how much sun they're getting until the evening. A few simple habits keep you comfortable and safe in Bali's heat.

Quick answer

• Bali sits near the equator: the sun is strong year-round, and hands, knees, neck and face burn quickly on a scooter — even on cloudy days.
• Wear light long sleeves, sunglasses and sunscreen; thin gloves stop the classic 'scooter tan'.
• Ride in the morning (before about 11 am) and late afternoon; rest in the shade at midday and drink water often.
• Know the signs of heat exhaustion: dizziness, headache, nausea — stop, cool down and drink. Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, pay on delivery.

What to wear

Stay cool & hydrated

• Drink water at every stop; carry a bottle under the seat.
• Plan long rides for early morning; rest in a café at midday.
• Avoid riding after heavy sun and alcohol together.
• Mountain areas (Kintamani, Bedugul) are cooler but the sun is still strong.

Heat exhaustion signs: dizziness, headache, nausea or cramps. Stop in the shade, drink water and rest before riding on. Get medical help if symptoms don't improve.

Best times to ride

Mornings are cooler with less traffic; late afternoons bring golden light — but in the wet season (roughly November–March) afternoon storms are common. Check the best time to ride, month by month.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: what to wear and bring on a scooter, rainy-day ideas and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can you get sunburnt riding a scooter in Bali?

Yes, quickly — especially hands, knees, neck and face, even when it's cloudy.

What should I wear on a scooter in Bali?

Light long sleeves, thin gloves, sunglasses, closed shoes and sunscreen.

When is the best time of day to ride?

Morning, before about 11 am, and late afternoon.

What are signs of heat exhaustion?

Dizziness, headache, nausea or cramps. Stop in the shade, drink and rest; get help if it doesn't improve.

Renting a scooter in Bali comes with a few new words. Knowing them helps when you chat with the rental, stop at a petrol station or get a flat tyre fixed. Here's a simple glossary.

Quick answer

• STNK = the scooter's registration paper (keep it in the bike); SIM = driving licence; DK = Bali number plates.
• Matic = automatic scooter (twist and go); jok = seat (with storage underneath).
• Pertalite / Pertamax = regular / higher-octane petrol; tambal ban = tyre repair; bengkel = workshop.
• All our scooters are matic, delivered with 2 helmets — from IDR 70,000/day, pay on delivery.

Paperwork & rules

The scooter

On the road

Small roadside stalls sell petrol in bottles. They're handy in remote areas, but fill up at an SPBU when you can — see petrol & parking.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: useful Indonesian phrases, Bali road signs explained and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

What is STNK?

The scooter's registration paper. Keep it with the scooter while riding.

What does 'matic' mean?

An automatic scooter — twist the throttle and go, no gears or clutch.

What's the difference between Pertalite and Pertamax?

Pertalite is regular petrol; Pertamax is higher-octane and a little more expensive.

What is a 'tukang parkir'?

A parking attendant who looks after vehicles for a small fee, usually IDR 2–5k for a scooter.

Bali has a big Brazilian community, especially around the surf breaks of Canggu and Uluwatu. A scooter is the way to chase waves — as long as your CNH covers motorcycles. Here's what you need.

Quick answer

• You need a CNH with category A (motorcycles). Category B covers cars only and isn't enough for Bali's 110–160 cc scooters.
• Get the PID (Permissão Internacional para Dirigir) from your state DETRAN before you travel and carry it with your CNH.
• Surfing in Canggu or Uluwatu? Ask for a scooter with a surfboard rack.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, 2 helmets included, delivered to your hotel; no deposit — pay on delivery.

What a Brazilian rider needs

Rules can change. Check your state DETRAN and the Itamaraty travel advice for Indonesia before you go.

Not licensed for motorcycles? A car with driver, a rental car or ride-hailing is safer for you and your insurance.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Surf trips: see scooter with a surfboard rack and Bali surf spots by scooter.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Bali drives on the left — the opposite of Brazil. Read riding on the left in Bali. Related: International Driving Permit for Bali and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ride a scooter in Bali with a Brazilian CNH?

Yes, if your CNH includes category A and you carry the PID from DETRAN.

Is CNH category B enough?

No. Category B is for cars; scooters need category A.

Where do I get the PID?

From your state DETRAN, before you travel.

Can I get a scooter with a surf rack?

Yes, ask when you book.

Plenty of Irish travellers stop in Bali on a big trip around Asia or Australia. Bali drives on the left like home, which helps — but your licence still needs the right motorcycle category. Here's what you need.

Quick answer

• You need category A1, A2 or A on your Irish licence; category B (cars) doesn't cover Bali's 110–160 cc scooters.
• Get an International Driving Permit in Ireland before you fly (motoring organisations such as the AA can issue them) and carry it with your licence.
• Learner permits don't count abroad — you need a full licence.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to your hotel; pay when the bike arrives.

What an Irish rider needs

Rules can change. Check the Department of Foreign Affairs travel advice for Indonesia before you go.

Not licensed for motorcycles? A car with driver, a rental car or ride-hailing is safer for you and your insurance.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Backpacking on a budget? See cheap scooter rental in Bali.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: UK licence & Bali scooters, European licence and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ride a scooter in Bali with an Irish licence?

Yes, with category A1, A2 or A plus an International Driving Permit.

Is a category B licence enough?

No. Category B is for cars; scooters need a motorcycle category.

Does Bali drive on the left like Ireland?

Yes, but traffic is much busier with scooters on every side.

Do I pay a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the scooter is delivered.

Swiss travellers love Bali's mountains and beaches alike — and a scooter connects them. Here's what your Swiss licence needs to show and how to book with delivery to your villa.

Quick answer

• You need category A1 or A on your Swiss licence (Führerausweis / permis de conduire); category B (cars) isn't enough for Bali's 110–160 cc scooters.
• Apply for an International Driving Permit through your cantonal road traffic office (some motoring clubs can help) before you travel.
• With A1 choose a 110–125 cc scooter; for 155–160 cc models like the NMAX you need A.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, 2 helmets included; no deposit — pay on delivery.

What a Swiss rider needs

A1 or A: which scooter?

Not licensed for motorcycles? A car with driver, a rental car or ride-hailing is safer for you and your insurance.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Prices are in rupiah; see Bali scooter costs in other currencies.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Bali drives on the left — read riding on the left in Bali. Related: German licence, French licence and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ride a scooter in Bali with a Swiss licence?

Yes, with category A1 or A plus an International Driving Permit.

Is category B enough?

No. Bali rental scooters are 110 cc or more and count as motorcycles.

Where do I get an International Driving Permit in Switzerland?

Through your cantonal road traffic office; some motoring clubs can help. Apply before you travel.

Do I pay a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the scooter is delivered.

Many visitors from mainland China ask whether they can rent a scooter in Bali. The honest answer: in most cases it isn't legal on a Chinese licence alone. Here's why — and how to get around Bali easily instead.

Quick answer

• Mainland China doesn't issue an International Driving Permit under the international road conventions, so a Chinese licence is usually not enough to ride legally in Bali.
• Riding without a valid licence risks fines at police checks — and travel insurance usually won't cover an accident.
• The easy alternative: a car with driver or airport transfer (price confirmed by the admin), or self-drive only if you hold a licence valid in Indonesia. Cars start at IDR 310,000/day.
• Book on WhatsApp; pay on the day, no deposit.

Why a Chinese licence usually isn't enough

• Foreign riders in Indonesia are expected to show a licence plus an International Driving Permit (or an Indonesian licence).
• Mainland China doesn't issue IDPs under the international road conventions.
• Riding without a recognised licence can mean fines at police checks.
• Travel insurers usually refuse claims for riders without a valid licence.

Rules can change and some travellers hold other licences. Check the latest guidance before you travel.

Better ways to get around

A full-day car with driver is often the best value for 3–6 people: everyone rides together, with air-conditioning and a driver who knows the roads.

Route ideas with a driver

See full-day tour route ideas, Bali car with driver prices and airport transfers.

How to book

1. Message us on WhatsApp with your dates, number of people and hotel.
2. Tell us your plan: transfer, full-day tour or self-drive.
3. The admin confirms the price — no payment in advance.
4. Pay on the day.

Related: should I rent a scooter in Bali?, car rental in Bali and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can Chinese tourists ride a scooter in Bali?

On a mainland Chinese licence alone, usually not legally. Choose a car with driver or ride-hailing instead.

Does China issue an International Driving Permit?

Not under the international road conventions used for IDPs.

What's the best alternative to a scooter?

A full-day car with driver for sightseeing, plus airport transfers.

Do I need to pay in advance?

No. You pay on the day.

A Balinese cooking class is one of the best ways to understand the island's culture — and one of the most fun rainy-day activities too. Here's what to expect and how to get there by scooter.

Quick answer

• Cooking classes cluster around Ubud (many with rice-field kitchens) and Canggu; most last 3–5 hours and some start with an early market tour.
• Typical dishes: base genep spice paste, sate lilit, lawar, curries and sambal — often with vegetarian options.
• Morning market tours often start around 7–8 am; a scooter gets you there without waiting for transport.
• Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to your villa; pay on delivery.

Where classes are

Classes, prices and schedules vary by provider — check recent reviews and book directly with the class.

What to expect

• An optional early market visit to see spices, fruit and vegetables.
• Making a spice paste from scratch, then several dishes.
• Eating what you cook — come hungry.
• Vegetarian and allergy-friendly options at many classes; ask in advance.

Wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes, and bring water. Ride carefully after the class — a big lunch and the afternoon heat make some riders sleepy.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: rainy-day ideas in Bali, Ubud yoga & wellness, Bali food trips and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Where are the best cooking classes in Bali?

Ubud has the most, many with rice-field kitchens; Canggu and Seminyak have modern options.

How long is a Bali cooking class?

Usually 3–5 hours, sometimes with an early market tour.

Are vegetarian options available?

Often yes — ask the class when you book.

Can I ride to an early market tour?

Yes. A scooter delivered to your villa makes early starts easy.

Seminyak is a great base for shopping, dining and sunsets — and a short ride from some of Bali's best sights. Here are the most rewarding day trips by scooter, with realistic riding times.

Quick answer

• Easy trips from Seminyak: Canggu (± 20–30 min), Tanah Lot (± 45 min), Uluwatu (± 1 hour), Ubud (± 1–1.5 hours) and Jatiluwih (± 1.5 hours) — estimates.
• Leave before 9 am — Seminyak's streets and Sunset Road jam up from late morning.
• Two-up to Ubud or Uluwatu? Choose a 125–160 cc scooter like the Vario or NMAX.
• Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to your Seminyak hotel; pay on delivery.

Day trips at a glance

Riding times are estimates and depend heavily on traffic.

Tips for riding out of Seminyak

• Leave early; Jl. Kayu Aya, Petitenget and Sunset Road get busy from late morning.
• Many streets are one-way — follow the signs (see Bali road signs).
• Plan your return before dark, especially from Ubud and Jatiluwih.
• Park in attended spots — see scooter parking in Canggu & Seminyak.

For Tanah Lot sunset, leave Seminyak by about 4:30 pm and expect slow traffic on the way back.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

More day trips: from Canggu, from Ubud and from Sanur. Area info: scooter rental in Seminyak. All scooters at SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

What are the best day trips from Seminyak by scooter?

Canggu, Tanah Lot, Uluwatu, Ubud and Jatiluwih.

How long from Seminyak to Ubud by scooter?

About 1–1.5 hours depending on traffic.

When should I leave Seminyak?

Before 9 am to avoid the worst traffic.

Can the scooter be delivered to my Seminyak hotel?

Yes, and you pay when it arrives.

Staying on the Bukit peninsula? Uluwatu is surrounded by cliffs, surf beaches and sunset spots — and the rest of the south is within easy reach. Here are the best scooter day trips from an Uluwatu base.

Quick answer

• From Uluwatu: Bukit beaches (10–30 min), GWK (± 20–30 min), Jimbaran (± 30 min), Nusa Dua & Tanjung Benoa (± 30–40 min) — estimates.
• Longer trips: Canggu (± 1–1.5 hours) and Ubud (± 1.5–2 hours) — leave early and plan a long day.
• The Bukit is hilly: a 125–160 cc scooter makes climbs easier, especially two-up.
• Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to villas in Uluwatu, Bingin and Pecatu; pay on delivery.

Day trips at a glance

Riding times are estimates; the roads out of the Bukit get busy in the late afternoon.

Tips for riding on the Bukit

• Hills are long — don't ride the brakes all the way down. See climbs and descents.
• Watch for sand on corners near beach access roads.
• The road to Uluwatu Temple is packed before sunset.
• Night riding on narrow cliff roads is best avoided.

For Ubud from Uluwatu, leave by 7 am and return by mid-afternoon to beat the Bypass traffic.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: Uluwatu beaches route, hidden beaches, Uluwatu Kecak dance and scooter rental in Uluwatu. All scooters at SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

What can I do near Uluwatu by scooter?

Hop the Bukit beaches, visit GWK, have seafood in Jimbaran and spend a day in Nusa Dua.

How long from Uluwatu to Ubud?

About 1.5–2 hours by scooter.

Which scooter is best for Uluwatu?

A 125–160 cc scooter like the Vario 160, NMAX or PCX for the hills.

Can you deliver to villas in Uluwatu?

Yes, including Bingin and Pecatu; you pay on delivery.

Nusa Dua's resorts are relaxing, but the best of the south is just outside the gates. With a scooter you can reach quiet beaches, cliffs and even Ubud on your own schedule. Here are the top day trips.

Quick answer

• From Nusa Dua: Tanjung Benoa (± 10 min), Pandawa & Melasti (± 20–30 min), Uluwatu (± 30–45 min), Sanur via the toll road (± 20–30 min) and Ubud (± 1–1.5 hours) — estimates.
• Scooters may use the Bali Mandara toll road in their own lane — a quick link to Sanur and the airport side.
• Nusa Dua's resort area is calm and well signposted — a gentle place to start riding.
• Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to your resort; pay on delivery.

Day trips at a glance

Riding times are estimates. Toll fees and rules are set by the operator — see riding on the Bali Mandara toll road.

Tips

• Check your resort's rules on scooter parking and delivery.
• Start with short rides inside the Nusa Dua area to get used to the scooter.
• Leave early for Ubud and return before dark.
• Bring a raincoat in the wet season.

Pandawa and Melasti are best in the morning before the tour buses arrive.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: scooter rental in Nusa Dua, family-friendly beaches and GWK by scooter. All scooters at SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

What can I do near Nusa Dua by scooter?

Tanjung Benoa, Pandawa and Melasti beaches, Uluwatu, Sanur via the toll road, and Ubud on a longer day.

Can scooters use the Bali Mandara toll road?

Yes, in a dedicated motorcycle lane; fees and rules are set by the operator.

How long from Nusa Dua to Uluwatu?

About 30–45 minutes by scooter.

Can you deliver to my resort in Nusa Dua?

Yes, subject to resort rules; you pay on delivery.

Bali is one of the best places in the world to learn to surf: warm water, sandy beach breaks and plenty of surf schools. Here's where beginners should go, what to expect and how to get there by scooter.

Quick answer

• Best beginner beaches: Kuta & Legian (long sandy beach breaks) and Batu Bolong in Canggu (gentle, crowded with learners).
• A lesson usually includes a soft-top board, rash vest and 1.5–2 hours with an instructor; many schools are right on the beach.
• Uluwatu, Padang Padang and other reef breaks are for experienced surfers — avoid them as a beginner.
• Ride to your lesson with a scooter with a surfboard rack. Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, pay on delivery.

Beginner beaches

Conditions change with tide, swell and season. Always ask a local school or lifeguard before paddling out.

What to expect from a lesson

• A short beach briefing on safety, paddling and standing up.
• A soft-top board and rash vest provided.
• 1.5–2 hours in the water with an instructor.
• Morning sessions are usually less windy and less crowded.

Reef breaks like Uluwatu, Padang Padang and Bingin are beautiful but shallow and powerful — watch from the cliff until you're experienced.

Carrying a board on a scooter

Ask for a scooter with a side surfboard rack and keep the fin side facing backwards. Read scooter with a surfboard rack and Bali surf spots by scooter.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: Canggu café hopping, scooter rental in Canggu and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the best place to learn to surf in Bali?

Kuta and Legian, and Batu Bolong in Canggu.

How long is a surf lesson?

Usually 1.5–2 hours in the water, with a short briefing first.

Can beginners surf at Uluwatu?

No. Uluwatu and other reef breaks are for experienced surfers.

Can I rent a scooter with a surf rack?

Yes — ask when you book.

Watching dolphins at sunrise off Lovina is a highlight of North Bali. The trick is timing: the boats leave early, so plan an overnight stay. Here's how to do it by scooter — responsibly.

Quick answer

• Dolphin boats leave Lovina beach around sunrise (about 6 am) — so stay overnight in Lovina; riding from the south in the dark isn't safe.
• From Ubud ± 2–2.5 hours via Bedugul; from Canggu ± 2.5–3 hours (estimates).
• Choose operators that keep their distance and don't chase dolphins; sightings aren't guaranteed.
• Combine with Banjar hot springs, Gitgit waterfall and Brahmavihara Arama. Scooters from IDR 70,000/day, pay on delivery.

Getting to Lovina

Times are estimates. The mountain road via Bedugul is winding and can be misty — see Ubud to Lovina by scooter.

Choosing a responsible dolphin trip

• Pick boats that keep a respectful distance and don't surround or chase the dolphins.
• Ask how many boats go out and how long they stay near the pods.
• Sightings depend on nature — there's no guarantee.
• Bring a light jacket; sunrise on the water can be cool.

Stay two nights if you can: one for the dolphins at sunrise, and a relaxed day for waterfalls and hot springs.

Around Lovina

Banjar hot springs, Brahmavihara Arama monastery and Gitgit waterfall are all close — see Sekumpul & Gitgit waterfalls, Bali hot springs and scooter rental in Lovina.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: Lovina to Pemuteran and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

What time do Lovina dolphin boats leave?

Around sunrise, about 6 am. Stay overnight in Lovina.

How long from Ubud to Lovina by scooter?

About 2–2.5 hours via Bedugul.

Are dolphin sightings guaranteed?

No. Choose a responsible operator and enjoy the sunrise either way.

What else is near Lovina?

Banjar hot springs, Brahmavihara Arama and Gitgit waterfall.

Munduk is where Bali goes quiet and cool: cloud forest, two crater lakes, waterfalls a short walk from the road and guesthouses looking over clove trees to the sea. Taxis are scarce up here and the sights are spread along ridge roads, so a scooter is what makes a stay in Munduk work. This guide is for people sleeping in Munduk (or nearby Wanagiri and Gesing): how to get a bike up the mountain, what to ride and how long everything takes. If you only want a day trip from the south, see the Bedugul & Munduk scooter route instead.

Quick answer

• Munduk is a hill village in Banjar district, Buleleng, at roughly 800–1,000 m — the base for Lake Tamblingan & Buyan, the Munduk waterfalls and coffee and clove plantations.
• From Munduk (approx., no traffic): Lake Tamblingan 10–15 min, Ulun Danu Beratan 30–40 min, Lovina 45–60 min, Ubud 2–2.5 h, Canggu 2.5–3 h.
• The roads are steep and narrow: pick a 125–160 cc scooter — Vario 125 from IDR 100,000/day, Vario 160 IDR 130,000, NMAX IDR 150,000 (SiapPergi catalogue, 2 helmets included).
• Rentals run for a minimum of 2 days. Book on WhatsApp and pay when the scooter arrives — no deposit, your passport stays with you.

How to get a scooter in Munduk

Munduk is a long way from the big rental hubs, so delivery there is arranged case by case: the admin confirms whether a bike is available, the delivery time and any distance fee on WhatsApp before you book — you still pay nothing until the scooter arrives. Many travellers simply rent in Ubud, Canggu or Lovina and ride there themselves; the bike can stay with you for the whole trip.

1. Rent in the south, ride up. The most common choice: start from Canggu, Seminyak or Ubud in the morning and ride the 2–3 hours via Bedugul. See scooter rental in Ubud or Canggu.
2. Rent in Lovina and ride up from the coast. Coming from the north? The climb from Lovina via Banjar is shorter (about 45–60 minutes). See scooter rental in Lovina.
3. Ask for delivery to your guesthouse. Send the name and Maps pin; the admin tells you whether it's possible and what it costs before anything is booked.

Doing a loop (South → Munduk → Lovina → Ubud)? Keep the same scooter for the whole trip and tell the admin your plan when booking, so pick-up is arranged at your last stop.

Which scooter for Munduk?

A 110 cc BeAT can get up, but it struggles with two people and luggage on the long climbs past Bedugul. Riding solo with a backpack, a Vario 125 is enough. Two-up, or carrying bags from the south, choose a Yamaha NMAX or Honda PCX: more power uphill and better brakes downhill. The ADV 160 has taller suspension for broken village lanes.

Distances from Munduk

Times are map estimates without traffic or photo stops. For the waterfall trail on the other side of the hills, see Sekumpul & Gitgit waterfalls by scooter.

Riding in the highlands: fog, cold and steep bends

• Ride before about 15:00. Fog often rolls in during the afternoon and visibility can drop to a few metres. Lights on, slow down, no overtaking.
• It gets cold. Evenings and early mornings are noticeably cooler than the coast. Pack a jacket and long trousers, and a raincoat all year.
• Downhill = engine and both brakes. Don't hold the rear brake all the way down to Lovina — it overheats. Read our hills and descents tips.
• Wet, mossy road edges. Shaded bends stay damp all day; keep to the clean line.
• No night rides on the ridge. Unlit, winding and misty — plan to be at your guesthouse by dark.

Fuel, cash and parking

• Petrol stations are on the main roads (around Bedugul and down on the north coast), not in Munduk itself. Fill up before you climb; village shops sell bottled petrol in an emergency.
• Some warungs and waterfall entrances are cash-only and ATMs are limited — bring enough rupiah from town.
• Parking at viewpoints and waterfalls is usually a small fee paid to a local attendant; keep coins and small notes handy.

How long to rent for a Munduk stay

Most people spend 2–3 nights in Munduk as part of a loop. A 2-day minimum rental covers a short highland stay; for a full loop (south → Munduk → Lovina → Ubud), a weekly rate is usually cheaper per day. Plan the loop with our 7-day Bali scooter itinerary or the Ubud to Lovina route.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates (minimum 2 days), the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

More: the Banjar district rental page, all models at SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental and the scooter rental by area & model overview.

Frequently asked questions

Can I rent a scooter in Munduk itself?

Choice in the village is limited. Most travellers rent in Ubud, Canggu or Lovina and ride up, or ask for delivery to their guesthouse — the admin confirms availability and any distance fee on WhatsApp before you book.

Is a 110 cc scooter enough for Munduk?

Solo and light, it will get there, but a 125–160 cc scooter such as a Vario, NMAX or PCX is much more comfortable and safer on the long climbs and descents, especially two-up.

How long does it take from Munduk to Lovina?

About 45–60 minutes downhill through Banjar. Ride it in daylight and use both brakes gently on the hairpins.

When is the best time to ride around Munduk?

Morning. Fog and rain are more common in the afternoon; aim to finish your riding by about 15:00.

Do I pay a deposit?

No. With SiapPergi you pay in full when the scooter is delivered, and you only show your passport — you keep it.

Most people come to Tulamben for one thing: the USAT Liberty, a Second World War cargo ship wreck you can reach by simply walking in from the pebble beach. Between dives, though, Tulamben is a sleepy strip of dive lodges along the main north-east road. A scooter turns those surface intervals and rest days into something more: breakfast in Amed, sunrise at Lempuyang, a waterfall in the hills. This guide is for divers and snorkellers staying in Tulamben. For riding along Amed's headlands, see riding in Amed & Karangasem.

Quick answer

• Tulamben is a fishing village in Kubu district, Karangasem, on Bali's dry north-east coast, famous for the USAT Liberty wreck lying close to the shore.
• From Tulamben (approx.): Amed (Jemeluk) 25–35 min, Les waterfall 25–35 min, Tirta Gangga 40–50 min, Lempuyang 50–60 min, Sanur 2.5–3.5 h, Lovina 2–2.5 h.
• For the flat coast road a light scooter is fine: BeAT from IDR 80,000/day, Vario 125 IDR 100,000; for the ride from the south, NMAX or PCX IDR 150,000.
• Minimum rental 2 days, 2 helmets included. Order on WhatsApp and pay when the scooter is handed over — no deposit.

How to get a scooter in Tulamben

Tulamben is a long way from the big rental hubs, so delivery there is arranged case by case: the admin confirms whether a bike is available, the delivery time and any distance fee on WhatsApp before you book — you still pay nothing until the scooter arrives. Many travellers simply rent in Sanur or Ubud and ride there themselves; the bike can stay with you for the whole trip.

• Ride up from the south with your own rental: Sanur → Klungkung → Candidasa → Amlapura → Tulamben, or the inland road via Sidemen. Route details: Sanur to Amed by scooter and Ubud to Amed.
• Ask for delivery to your dive lodge. Send the lodge name and Maps pin; the admin confirms what's possible before you book.
• Coming from Amed? The Amed scooter rental page covers the neighbouring coast — Tulamben is just up the road.

Which scooter for Tulamben?

Around Tulamben the coast road is mostly flat, so a Honda BeAT or Scoopy is plenty for short hops to Amed or a warung. If you're riding 2.5–3.5 hours from Sanur with a dive bag, a Yamaha NMAX or PCX is far more comfortable and has more under-seat space. The Amed headlands beyond Jemeluk are steep — a Vario 125 or bigger handles them better.

Distances from Tulamben

Map estimates without traffic. Combine the east with our East Bali scooter route or the dive-site guide Bali dive trips by scooter.

Local tips for divers on a scooter

• Don't ride with tanks or a full BCD. Dive centres usually carry tanks to the entry point; keep your scooter for the rest of the day.
• No riding straight after deep dives when you're tired. Have a rest and a drink first; afternoon heat on this coast is intense.
• Fuel up in Culik or Amlapura. Petrol stations are few along this stretch; warungs sell bottled petrol for emergencies.
• Watch for trucks. The Amlapura–Singaraja road carries trucks and buses; keep left and don't overtake on bends.
• Wet gear and seats. Put a towel or plastic bag on the seat after a dive — salt water and sand damage seat covers.

Snorkellers: early morning is calm and clear at the wreck. Ride over to Jemeluk later in the day — see Bali's best snorkelling spots by scooter.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates (minimum 2 days), the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

More: the Kubu district rental page, every model at SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental and rental by area & model.

Frequently asked questions

Can I rent a scooter in Tulamben?

Choice in the village is small. You can ride a rental up from Sanur or Ubud, or ask for delivery to your dive lodge — the admin confirms availability and any distance fee on WhatsApp before you book.

How far is Tulamben from Amed?

About 25–35 minutes to Jemeluk Bay by scooter along the coast road.

Do I need a scooter if I'm only diving the Liberty wreck?

Not for the wreck itself — it's walkable. A scooter is useful for rest days and surface intervals: Amed, Tirta Gangga, Lempuyang and Les waterfall.

What's the best scooter to ride from Sanur to Tulamben?

An NMAX or PCX: more comfortable for 2.5–3.5 hours, better with a passenger or a dive bag.

Do I pay before the scooter arrives?

No. You pay in full on delivery, with no deposit and no passport left behind.

Medewi's long left-hand point and Balian's river-mouth peaks draw surfers who want Bali without the Canggu crowds. The trade-off: these are small villages strung along a national highway, with few taxis and long gaps between shops. A scooter is how you get from your homestay to the break, to a warung for dinner and out to temples and rice fields on flat days. This guide is for people staying in Medewi or Balian; for the one-way ride from the south, read the West Bali coast scooter route.

Quick answer

• Balian (western Tabanan, near the Jembrana border) and Medewi (Pekutatan, Jembrana) are surf villages on Bali's west coast, about 25–30 km / 35–45 min apart on the Denpasar–Gilimanuk road.
• Approx. times: Balian → Canggu 1.75–2.25 h, Medewi → Canggu 2.5–3 h, Medewi → Rambut Siwi 15 min, Medewi → Bunut Bolong 20–30 min, Medewi → Negara 35–45 min.
• Surfers riding two-up or with boards: NMAX or PCX IDR 150,000/day; solo locals' runs: Vario 125 IDR 100,000. 2 helmets included, surf rack on request.
• Minimum rental 2 days; weekly rate for longer surf stays. Book on WhatsApp — pay when the scooter arrives, no deposit.

How to get a scooter in Medewi or Balian

The west coast is a long way from the big rental hubs, so delivery there is arranged case by case: the admin confirms whether a bike is available, the delivery time and any distance fee on WhatsApp before you book — you still pay nothing until the scooter arrives. Many travellers simply rent in Canggu and ride there themselves; the bike can stay with you for the whole trip.

• Rent in Canggu and ride west (most popular). Balian is about two hours away, Medewi about 2.5–3. See scooter rental in Canggu.
• Ask for delivery to your homestay — send the Maps pin and dates; the admin confirms before you book.
• Going further west to Negara or Gilimanuk? See scooter rental in Jembrana.

Which scooter for a west coast surf stay?

For the long highway ride and boards, choose a Yamaha NMAX or Honda PCX: they're stable when trucks pass and comfortable for 2–3 hours. Experienced riders touring the whole west can consider an XMAX 250. Ask for a side rack if you're bringing a shortboard — see scooter surf racks in Bali.

Times from Medewi and Balian

Map estimates without traffic or stops; the highway can be slow behind trucks. Tabanan-side sights are in our Tabanan scooter guide.

The Denpasar–Gilimanuk highway: how to ride it safely

• One lane each way, many trucks and buses heading to and from Java. Keep left, keep your lights on and give big vehicles room.
• Never overtake on bends — the coastal cliffs hide oncoming traffic.
• Avoid riding at night. Lighting is poor and drivers are tired; read riding at night in Bali.
• Turn-offs to the beach are short and sandy. Slow right down where the asphalt ends.
• Fuel and ATMs are on the highway, but gaps between them can be long — fill up when you see a station.

Surf-day tips

• Dawn patrol? The ride from a nearby homestay to the break is a few minutes — wait for daylight rather than riding in the dark.
• Wax and wet boardshorts scratch seats; sit on a towel.
• Strap boards fin-side out and check the rack bolts every day.
• Medewi's entry is over rocks: reef booties help. Balian's river mouth has currents — ask locals. Overview: Bali surf spots by scooter.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates (minimum 2 days), the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

More: the Pekutatan district page, all models at SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental and rental by area & model.

Frequently asked questions

Can I rent a scooter in Medewi or Balian?

Choice locally is limited. Most surfers rent in Canggu and ride west, or ask for delivery to their homestay — the admin confirms availability and any distance fee before you book.

How long is the ride from Canggu to Medewi?

About 2.5–3 hours without long stops; Balian is about 1.75–2.25 hours. Leave early to avoid afternoon traffic near Tabanan.

Can I get a surf rack?

Ask when you book. A side rack suits shortboards; longboards are better transported by car.

Is the west coast road dangerous?

It's well surfaced but busy with trucks and buses. Ride in daylight, keep left, use your lights and don't overtake on bends.

Do I pay a deposit?

No. You pay in full when the scooter is delivered and you only show your passport.

As Canggu filled up, villa building spread west across the river into Seseh, Cemagi and Munggu. You get sunsets over empty black-sand beaches, rice fields outside the window and cafés slowly following — but almost everything you'll want (surf school, gym, supermarket, nightlife) is still a ride away in Pererenan or Canggu. Without a scooter you'll spend a lot on short ride-hailing trips. This guide is for villa guests in these three villages; Pererenan and Berawa are covered in scooter rental in Berawa & Pererenan.

Quick answer

• Seseh, Cemagi and Munggu are coastal villages in Mengwi district, Badung, just west of Pererenan — black-sand beaches, rice fields and private villas, much quieter than Canggu.
• Approx. times: Pererenan 5–10 min, Batu Bolong (Canggu) 15–25 min, Tanah Lot 15–20 min, Seminyak 35–50 min, airport 50–75 min.
• Villas here are within SiapPergi's normal delivery zone. Scooters from IDR 70,000/day; Scoopy IDR 90,000, Fazzio IDR 100,000, NMAX IDR 150,000.
• Minimum rental 2 days; monthly rates for long stays. Message on WhatsApp — pay when the scooter is delivered, no deposit.

Delivery to Seseh, Cemagi and Munggu

These villages sit next to the Canggu rental area, so delivery to your villa is routine. Send the villa name and a Google Maps pin (villa names repeat, and many lanes have no street name) and say where the bike can be parked. The admin confirms the time and total price on WhatsApp; you pay when the scooter arrives.

Arriving at night? Book the scooter for the next morning. The lanes between the rice fields are dark and unfamiliar on the first night — take a car from the airport.

Which scooter suits the lanes here?

Most roads are narrow concrete or asphalt lanes between rice fields and walls, with tight turns into villa gates. A light, small scooter like the Honda Scoopy, BeAT or Fazzio is easiest to manoeuvre and park. Two adults or regular runs to Seminyak and Uluwatu? An NMAX is more comfortable. Staying a month or more, check the monthly scooter rental rates.

Times from Seseh, Cemagi and Munggu

Map estimates. Inland sights like Taman Ayun are in our Badung: Mengwi, Abiansemal & Petang guide; for a day further inland, try the Tanah Lot & Jatiluwih route.

Local riding tips

• Rice-field lanes are narrow and sometimes one-way in practice — slow down at blind corners and give way to cars by pulling in.
• Potholes and puddles after rain. In the wet season (roughly November–March) some lanes flood briefly; ride slowly through, never fast.
• Dogs and ceremonies. Village dogs chase scooters at night; temple ceremonies can close roads — see ceremony road closures.
• Parking in Canggu. Use marked scooter parking and don't leave helmets on the seat — tips in scooter parking in Canggu & Seminyak.
• Sand at beach car parks. Park on firm ground; sand tips scooters over.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates (minimum 2 days), the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

More: scooter rental in Canggu, the Mengwi district page, café ideas in Canggu café hopping by scooter and all models at SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Do you deliver scooters to villas in Seseh, Cemagi and Munggu?

Yes, these villages are next to the Canggu rental area. Send the villa name and Maps pin on WhatsApp; you pay when the scooter arrives.

How far is Seseh from Canggu?

Pererenan is 5–10 minutes away and Batu Bolong in Canggu about 15–25 minutes, depending on traffic.

Can I swim at Seseh or Cemagi beach?

These black-sand beaches have strong currents and few lifeguards. They're best for sunset walks; swim only where flags show it's safe.

Which scooter is easiest on the narrow lanes?

A light scooter such as a Honda Scoopy, BeAT or Yamaha Fazzio. Choose an NMAX if you ride two-up to Seminyak or Uluwatu often.

Is there a deposit?

No deposit. Pay in full on delivery; your passport is only shown, not kept.

Keramas sits on the coastal bypass between Sanur and Klungkung: a line of surf stays, villas and rice fields running down to a dark-sand beach. It's a smart base — 20–30 minutes from Sanur's cafés, under an hour from Ubud and the east — but there's little within walking distance once you leave the beach. A scooter makes it work. This guide is for people staying in Keramas or the nearby Saba, Lebih and Ketewel coast; the wider regency is covered in scooter rental in Gianyar.

Quick answer

• Keramas is a village in Blahbatuh district, Gianyar, on the black-sand coast north-east of Sanur, known for a powerful right-hand reef break and a growing number of villas.
• Approx. times: Sanur 20–30 min, Ubud 35–45 min, Gianyar night market 15–20 min, Saba & Masceti beaches 10–15 min, Padang Bai 40–55 min, airport 45–60 min.
• Keramas is within reach of SiapPergi's Sanur and Ubud delivery. Vario 125 IDR 100,000/day, Fazzio IDR 100,000, NMAX IDR 150,000; from IDR 70,000 for basic models.
• Minimum 2 days, 2 helmets included. Book on WhatsApp and pay when the bike arrives — no deposit.

Getting a scooter delivered in Keramas

Keramas is close to both Sanur and Ubud, so villa delivery is normally straightforward. Send your villa or surf-camp name with a Google Maps pin; the admin confirms the delivery time and total price on WhatsApp, and you pay when the scooter arrives. You can also have it delivered in Sanur or Ubud if you're moving between areas.

Which scooter for Keramas?

The coastal bypass (Jl. Prof. Ida Bagus Mantra) is wide and fast with strong crosswinds in places — a heavier scooter like the Honda Vario, NMAX or PCX feels more planted than a 110 cc. For quick village hops and beach runs, a Fazzio or BeAT is fine. Surfers: ask for a board rack when booking.

Times from Keramas

Map estimates without traffic. Ideas for days out: waterfalls in Gianyar by scooter, day trips from Sanur, Bali night markets by scooter and Candidasa & Padang Bai.

Riding tips for the Keramas coast

• Trucks and buses on the bypass. This is the main road to the east ferry port. Keep left, check mirrors and don't weave between lanes.
• U-turns are the risky part. Use the official U-turn gaps, slow down early and signal; never cross directly over the median.
• Crosswinds near the river bridges and open fields — keep both hands on the bars and lower your speed.
• Beach access lanes are sandy at the end; park on firm ground.
• Swim with care. The currents on this coast are strong; Keramas is for surfing, not swimming.

Going to the Gianyar night market? Ride there before dark, park in a lit spot and lock the steering. Full night-riding advice: riding at night in Bali.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates (minimum 2 days), the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

More: the Blahbatuh district page, all models at SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental and rental by area & model.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get a scooter delivered to my villa in Keramas?

Yes. Keramas is close to Sanur and Ubud. Send the villa name and Maps pin on WhatsApp; you pay when the scooter arrives.

How far is Keramas from Sanur and Ubud?

About 20–30 minutes to Sanur and 35–45 minutes to Ubud by scooter, without heavy traffic.

Is Keramas good for beginner surfers?

The main reef break is fast and powerful, better for experienced surfers. Beginners usually learn elsewhere and come to Keramas to watch.

Which scooter is best for the coastal bypass?

A Vario 125, NMAX or PCX. They feel more stable in crosswinds and when trucks pass.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

No. Pay in full on delivery, with no deposit and no passport left behind.

Drive past Tanah Lot's car parks and the island changes: lanes narrow, the rice fields reach the sea, and Kedungu's surf and Nyanyi's empty beach replace beach clubs. It's one of the calmest places to stay within an hour of the airport — but it's also spread out, with few taxis waiting and the nearest supermarkets a ride away. A scooter is close to essential. This guide is for guests staying in Kedungu, Nyanyi or Beraban; for the wider regency (Jatiluwih, Tabanan town) see scooter rental in Tabanan.

Quick answer

• Kedungu and Nyanyi are quiet coastal spots in Kediri district, Tabanan, a few minutes from Tanah Lot — surf, black sand and villas among the rice fields, beyond Canggu's traffic.
• Approx. times: Tanah Lot 5–10 min, Seseh–Cemagi 10–15 min, Pererenan 15–20 min, Batu Bolong (Canggu) 25–35 min, Tabanan town 20–25 min, Jatiluwih 1–1.25 h.
• Villas here are reached from SiapPergi's Canggu delivery area. Scooters from IDR 70,000/day; BeAT IDR 80,000, Scoopy IDR 90,000, NMAX IDR 150,000.
• Minimum 2 days; weekly and monthly rates for longer stays. Book on WhatsApp — pay on delivery, no deposit.

Delivery to Kedungu, Nyanyi and Beraban

These villages are reached from the Canggu side, so villa delivery is usually simple. Send your villa name and Google Maps pin — many villas here sit on unnamed lanes — and tell us if the last stretch is a dirt track. The admin confirms the delivery time and total on WhatsApp; you pay when the scooter arrives. If you're moving on from Canggu, you can keep the same bike: see scooter rental in Canggu.

Which scooter for village roads?

Most lanes are flat and narrow with sharp corners, so a light Honda BeAT or Scoopy is the easiest choice for errands and the beach. If you ride two-up to Canggu often or plan days out to Jatiluwih, choose a Vario 125 or NMAX. The Honda ADV 160 has taller suspension for gravel and bumpy tracks to the beach.

Times from Kedungu and Nyanyi

Map estimates. For Tanah Lot plus Jatiluwih in one day, use the Tanah Lot–Jatiluwih scooter route; to head further west to Balian and Medewi, see scooter rental in Medewi & Balian. Sunset ideas: Bali sunset spots by scooter.

Local riding tips

• Dark lanes at night. Street lighting is sparse between villages — ride slowly with high beam where safe, and avoid riding home late after drinks.
• Dogs and chickens run onto the lanes; cover the brakes in villages.
• Rainy season mud. Some tracks to the beach turn to mud from roughly November to March; walk the bike rather than spin the wheel.
• Tanah Lot traffic. Around sunset, cars and tour buses queue near the temple; use the village lanes and allow extra time.
• Beach parking. Pay the small attendant fee, park on firm ground and take your helmets with you.

Surfing at Kedungu? Ask for a surf rack when you book and strap the board fin-side out. See Bali surf spots by scooter.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates (minimum 2 days), the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp or via the Bali scooter rental catalogue: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

More: the Kediri district page, the nearby Seseh & Cemagi guide, all models at SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental and rental by area & model.

Frequently asked questions

Do you deliver scooters to Kedungu and Nyanyi?

Yes, from the Canggu side. Send the villa name and Maps pin on WhatsApp; you pay when the scooter arrives.

How far is Kedungu from Canggu?

About 25–35 minutes to Batu Bolong, and 15–20 minutes to Pererenan, depending on traffic.

Is Kedungu good for learning to surf?

Kedungu has beginner-to-intermediate peaks, but conditions change with tide and swell. Go with a local instructor if you're new.

Which scooter is best for staying near Tanah Lot?

A Honda BeAT or Scoopy for village errands; a Vario 125 or NMAX if you ride two-up to Canggu or inland to Jatiluwih.

Do I pay a deposit or leave my passport?

Neither. Pay in full on delivery and only show your passport.

Bali is an easy escape from the Gulf, and many UAE residents want to explore it by scooter. The key is having motorcycle entitlement on your licence — not just a car licence. Here's what to check.

Quick answer

• In the UAE, motorcycles are a separate licence category from cars — a light-vehicle (car) licence alone doesn't cover Bali's 110–160 cc scooters.
• Carry an International Driving Permit showing the motorcycle category, issued in the UAE before you travel (via your emirate's licensing authority or the national automobile club).
• Bali is a popular short break from Dubai and Abu Dhabi — and traffic here keeps left, unlike the UAE.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to your hotel; no deposit — pay on delivery.

What a UAE rider needs

Licensing procedures differ between emirates and can change. Check with your licensing authority before you travel.

Riding on the left

UAE traffic drives on the right; Bali keeps left. Take your first ride on quiet roads and read riding on the left in Bali.

Not licensed for motorcycles? A car with driver, a rental car or ride-hailing is safer for you and your insurance.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Two-up to Ubud, Kintamani or Uluwatu? An NMAX or PCX handles the hills best.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp, via the Bali scooter rental catalogue or find the scooter rental near me: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: UK licence and Indian licence. Also read International Driving Permit for Bali and browse SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ride a scooter in Bali with a UAE licence?

Yes, if it includes the motorcycle category and you carry an International Driving Permit.

Is a UAE car licence enough?

No. Bali rental scooters are motorcycles and need motorcycle entitlement.

Does Bali drive on the left?

Yes — the opposite of the UAE.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

No. You pay when the scooter is delivered.

Bali has become a favourite long-haul trip for Turkish travellers. A scooter is the easiest way to explore — here's which ehliyet class you need and how to book with no deposit.

Quick answer

• You need a Turkish ehliyet with class A1, A2 or A; class B (cars) doesn't cover Bali's 110–160 cc scooters.
• Carry an International Driving Permit showing the motorcycle class, obtained in Türkiye before you travel (motoring associations such as TTOK can help).
• With A1, choose a 110–125 cc scooter; for 155–160 cc models you need A2 or A.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to your hotel; pay when the bike arrives.

What a Turkish rider needs

Procedures can change. Check with the issuing organisation and the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs travel information before you go.

A1 or A: which scooter?

A1 covers up to 125 cc — choose a BeAT, Scoopy, Vario 125 or Fazzio. For the NMAX 155, PCX 160 or ADV 160 you need A2 or A. Bali keeps left — read riding on the left in Bali.

Not licensed for motorcycles? A car with driver, a rental car or ride-hailing is safer for you and your insurance.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Two-up to Ubud, Kintamani or Uluwatu? An NMAX or PCX handles the hills best.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp, via the Bali scooter rental catalogue or find the scooter rental near me: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: European licence and Russian licence. Also read International Driving Permit for Bali and browse SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ride a scooter in Bali with a Turkish licence?

Yes, with class A1, A2 or A plus an International Driving Permit.

Is class B enough?

No. Class B is for cars.

Can I ride an NMAX with A1?

No. The NMAX is 155 cc; A1 covers up to 125 cc.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

No. You pay when the scooter is delivered.

Taiwanese travellers are some of the most experienced scooter riders anywhere — but in Bali, traffic keeps left. Here's what your licence needs and how to book with delivery.

Quick answer

• Bali rental scooters are 110–160 cc, so you need a Taiwanese ordinary heavy motorcycle licence (普通重型機車) — a light motorcycle (輕型) licence isn't enough.
• Get an International Driving Permit at a Motor Vehicles Office (監理站) before you fly and carry it with your licence.
• Bali drives on the left — the opposite of Taiwan — and traffic is busier with scooters on both sides.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to your hotel; no deposit, pay on delivery.

What a Taiwanese rider needs

Check the latest rules with your Motor Vehicles Office before you travel.

Riding on the left

Turning, roundabouts and overtaking all flip. Take a quiet first ride near your hotel and read riding on the left in Bali and the unwritten rules of Bali traffic.

Not licensed for motorcycles? A car with driver, a rental car or ride-hailing is safer for you and your insurance.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Two-up to Ubud, Kintamani or Uluwatu? An NMAX or PCX handles the hills best.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp, via the Bali scooter rental catalogue or find the scooter rental near me: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: Hong Kong licence and Japanese licence. Also read International Driving Permit for Bali and browse SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ride a scooter in Bali with a Taiwanese licence?

Yes, with an ordinary heavy motorcycle licence plus an International Driving Permit.

Is a light motorcycle (50 cc) licence enough?

No. Bali rental scooters are 110 cc or more.

Where do I get an IDP in Taiwan?

At a Motor Vehicles Office, before you travel.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

No. You pay when the scooter is delivered.

More and more Latin American travellers are discovering Bali — many for the surf. A scooter is the easiest way to reach the waves, as long as your licence covers motorcycles. Here's what to check.

Quick answer

• Riders from Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and other Latin American countries need the motorcycle category on their national licence — a car category isn't enough for Bali's 110–160 cc scooters.
• Carry an International Driving Permit showing the motorcycle category, issued in your country (usually by the transit authority or national automobile club).
• Brazilian? See our separate guide for the CNH and PID.
• SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, delivered to your hotel; pay when the bike arrives.

What a Latin American rider needs

Licence categories and IDP procedures differ by country and can change. Check with your national transit authority before you travel.

Surfers welcome

Ask for a scooter with a surfboard rack — see scooter with a surfboard rack and learn to surf in Bali. Bali keeps left: read riding on the left in Bali.

Not licensed for motorcycles? A car with driver, a rental car or ride-hailing is safer for you and your insurance.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Two-up to Ubud, Kintamani or Uluwatu? An NMAX or PCX handles the hills best.

How booking works

1. Pick a scooter in the catalogue (or tell us your height, route and how many riders and we'll suggest one).
2. Send your dates, the hotel or villa name with a Google Maps pin, and your WhatsApp number.
3. The admin confirms the bike, the total price and the delivery time — no payment yet.
4. The scooter arrives with 2 helmets. Check it together, show your passport and licence, then pay in full (bank transfer or e-wallet).

Book on WhatsApp, via the Bali scooter rental catalogue or find the scooter rental near me: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: Brazilian licence and Spanish licence. Also read International Driving Permit for Bali and browse SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ride a scooter in Bali with a Mexican or Argentine licence?

Yes, if it includes the motorcycle category and you carry an International Driving Permit.

Is a car licence enough?

No. Bali rental scooters need motorcycle entitlement.

Where do I get an International Driving Permit?

In your home country, usually from the transit authority or national automobile club.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

No. You pay when the scooter is delivered.

One of the first questions when planning Bali: how many days do I need? The island is small on the map but slow to cross, so the right answer depends on how much you want to see. Here's a realistic comparison.

Quick answer

• 3–4 days: one or two areas (the south + Ubud). 5–7 days: add Kintamani and the Uluwatu cliffs. 10–14 days: add the east coast, the north or the Nusa islands.
• Plan one base per 2–4 nights and no more than 2–3 hours of riding a day — Bali is bigger and slower than it looks.
• Scooter cost: a Honda BeAT is IDR 80,000/day, IDR 425,000/week — weekly and monthly rates make longer trips cheaper per day.
• Scooters are delivered to your first hotel and paid on delivery — no deposit.

What fits into each trip length

Itineraries for each length

• 2 days · 3 days · 4 days
• 5 days · 7 days
• 10 days · 14 days
• Distances between areas: travel times by scooter.

Don't move bases every night. Two or three nights in each place leaves time to enjoy it — and fewer days lost to packing and traffic.

Scooter cost by trip length

Rentals start from 2 days; from about a week, the weekly rate is cheaper per day. Book on WhatsApp, via the Bali scooter rental catalogue or find the scooter rental near me: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa and you pay when it arrives.

Related: should I rent a scooter in Bali? and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Is 5 days enough for Bali?

Yes for the south, Uluwatu, Ubud and Kintamani with two bases.

Is a week enough in Bali?

A week is ideal for a first trip: the south, Ubud and one extra like Sidemen or Nusa Penida.

How many bases should I choose?

About one base per 2–4 nights.

How much is a scooter for a week?

From IDR 425,000 for a Honda BeAT in our catalogue.

A scooter is one of the most romantic ways to see Bali: just the two of you, the rice fields and the sea breeze. This relaxed 5-day plan keeps the riding short and the moments long.

Quick answer

• 5 days, 2 bases: 3 nights in Ubud (rice terraces, spa, Kintamani sunrise) + 2 nights in the south (Uluwatu cliffs, Jimbaran sunset dinner).
• For two people, choose a Yamaha NMAX or Honda PCX — a bigger seat and more power for the hills (NMAX IDR 150,000/day, PCX IDR 150,000/day).
• Keep riding to 1–2 hours a day; ride out early and be back before dark.
• The scooter is delivered to your villa and paid on delivery — no deposit, 2 helmets included.

5-day honeymoon plan

Ubud to Uluwatu is about 1.5–2 hours by scooter. If you have lots of luggage, send it ahead by car and ride light — see travel times between areas.

Romantic extras

• A couples massage or flower bath — see spa and massage in Bali by scooter.
• Sunset spots on the west and south coasts — best sunset spots.
• A photo shoot in the rice fields — pre-wedding & couple photo spots.
• A beach club afternoon — Bali beach clubs by scooter.

Riding two-up in a dress or sarong? Tuck it in well, wear closed shoes and pack a light jacket for the evening ride back.

Scooters for two

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp, via the Bali scooter rental catalogue or find the scooter rental near me: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa with 2 helmets and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

Related: 5-day Bali itinerary by scooter, scooter rental in Ubud and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Is a scooter good for a Bali honeymoon?

Yes, if you are both comfortable on two wheels and keep rides short. Otherwise book a car with driver.

Which scooter is best for two people?

A Yamaha NMAX or Honda PCX: a longer seat and more power on the hills.

How many bases for a 5-day honeymoon?

Two: Ubud and the south (Uluwatu, Jimbaran or Nusa Dua).

Can the scooter be delivered to our villa?

Yes, and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

Bali has ride-hailing apps, taxis and scooter rentals everywhere — so which one actually makes sense for your trip? Here's an honest comparison.

Quick answer

• A rented scooter costs a fixed IDR 70,000–IDR 150,000 a day (plus a little fuel) — however many trips you make.
• Grab and Gojek are great for a few short trips, nights out and airport runs, but costs add up if you move around all day.
• In some busy spots, local transport groups limit app pick-ups, so you may need to walk a little or use a local taxi.
• Many travellers mix both: a scooter for days out, an app ride after drinks. Scooters are delivered and paid on delivery.

Quick comparison

When a scooter wins

• You make 3+ trips a day or explore beaches, waterfalls and temples.
• You stay in Canggu, Uluwatu or Ubud, where short distances add up.
• You visit remote spots where finding a ride back is hard.

No motorcycle licence? Don't ride — it can void your travel insurance. Use apps or a car with driver instead.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days; weekly and monthly rates bring the daily cost down further. Book on WhatsApp, via the Bali scooter rental catalogue or find the scooter rental near me: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa with 2 helmets and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

Related: should I rent a scooter in Bali?, getting home safely after a night out and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Is renting a scooter cheaper than Grab in Bali?

Usually yes if you make several trips a day; for one or two short trips, an app ride can be cheaper.

Do Grab and Gojek work everywhere in Bali?

They work in most tourist areas, but some places limit app pick-ups and remote areas have few drivers.

Can I use both?

Yes. Many travellers ride a scooter by day and take an app ride at night.

Do I pay a deposit for the scooter?

No. You pay when the scooter is delivered.

Nobody plans a trip around hospitals, but knowing where to go and what to carry makes a stressful moment much easier. Here's a short, practical guide for scooter riders in Bali.

Quick answer

• Emergency numbers in Indonesia: 112 (general), 118 or 119 (ambulance), 110 (police).
• South Bali (Kuta, Nusa Dua, Denpasar) has international-standard hospitals used to treating tourists; Ubud, Canggu and Sanur have 24-hour clinics.
• Carry your passport copy, travel insurance details and an emergency contact; many hospitals ask for a guarantee or payment first.
• Ride slow, wear the helmet — every SiapPergi scooter comes with 2 helmets, delivered and paid on delivery.

Where to get help

Names, services and hours change — save the nearest clinic on your map when you check in, and ask your hotel which one they recommend.

What to carry

• A photo of your passport and visa.
• Travel insurance policy number and the insurer's 24-hour assistance phone.
• An emergency contact and any allergies or medication on your phone lock screen.
• A small first-aid kit for scrapes (antiseptic, plasters).

Even small scrapes in the tropics can get infected. Clean them well the same day, keep them dry and see a clinic if they get red or swollen.

After a minor fall

1. Move off the road and check yourself and your passenger.
2. Call 112 or 118/119 if anyone is seriously hurt.
3. Photograph the scene and the scooter.
4. Message the rental admin on WhatsApp — read flat tyre, breakdown or accident.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp, via the Bali scooter rental catalogue or find the scooter rental near me: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa with 2 helmets and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

Related: travel insurance for scooter riding in Bali, dogs and rabies in Bali and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

What is the emergency number in Bali?

112 for general emergencies, 118 or 119 for an ambulance, 110 for police.

Where are the best hospitals for tourists in Bali?

Mostly in the south: Kuta, Nusa Dua and Denpasar.

Do Bali hospitals accept travel insurance?

Many work with international insurers, but may ask for a guarantee or payment first — call your insurer early.

Does the scooter come with helmets?

Yes, 2 helmets with every rental.

Riding a horse along a black-sand beach at sunset is one of Bali's most memorable experiences. Here's where it happens and how to get there easily by scooter.

Quick answer

• Most beach rides run on the black-sand coast west of Canggu (Seseh–Cemagi), with stables around Umalas; there are also rides on the Saba coast in Gianyar.
• Choose sunset for the views or early morning for cooler air and quieter beaches; rides usually last 1–2 hours.
• Wear long trousers and closed shoes; stables normally provide helmets and suit beginners.
• From Canggu it's a 10–20 minute ride by scooter. SiapPergi scooters from IDR 70,000/day, paid on delivery.

Where to ride

Prices, ride lengths and age limits vary between stables. Book directly with the stable a day or two ahead, especially for sunset rides.

Tips

• Tell the stable your experience level honestly.
• Bring water, sunscreen and a change of clothes.
• Leave valuables at your villa; sand and phones don't mix.

Stay nearby? See scooter rental in Seseh & Cemagi — quiet villas a few minutes from the beach.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp, via the Bali scooter rental catalogue or find the scooter rental near me: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa with 2 helmets and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

Related: scooter rental in Canggu, black sand beaches by scooter and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I go horse riding on the beach in Bali?

Mainly on the Seseh–Cemagi coast near Canggu, from stables around Umalas, and on the Saba coast in Gianyar.

Is beach horse riding OK for beginners?

Most stables take beginners and provide a guide and helmet.

Sunset or morning?

Sunset for views, morning for cooler air and quieter beaches.

How do I get there?

By scooter: 10–20 minutes from Canggu. We deliver and you pay on arrival.

Canyoning is Bali's adrenaline secret: hidden gorges, waterfalls and natural rock slides in the green north. Here's what to expect and how to plan the ride.

Quick answer

• Most Bali canyoning runs in the north, around Gitgit and Sambangan near Singaraja: abseiling, natural slides and jumps into pools with a guide.
• From the south it's 2.5–3 hours each way by scooter; staying in Munduk or Lovina cuts that to under an hour.
• Best in the dry season (about April–October); operators cancel after heavy rain for safety.
• Scooters delivered to Lovina and Munduk villas — NMAX IDR 150,000/day for the mountain roads, paid on delivery.

What a canyoning trip involves

Trips run with licensed guides and gear (helmet, harness, wetsuit). Fitness needs vary by route — ask the operator which level suits you. Prices vary and are set by the operator.

Planning the ride

• Stay in Munduk or Lovina the night before — see scooter rental in Munduk.
• Combine with waterfalls — Sekumpul & Gitgit by scooter.
• Bring dry clothes and a bag for wet gear under the seat.

Mountain roads to the north are steep and winding. A 155–160 cc scooter (NMAX or PCX) makes the climb easier, especially two-up.

Scooter prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp, via the Bali scooter rental catalogue or find the scooter rental near me: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa with 2 helmets and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

Related: scooter rental in Lovina, Lovina dolphin tour by scooter and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

Where is canyoning in Bali?

Mostly in the north around Gitgit and Sambangan, near Singaraja.

Do I need experience?

No. Beginner routes exist and guides handle the ropes.

When is the best season?

The dry season, roughly April to October.

Can I ride there from Canggu?

Yes, but it's 2.5–3 hours each way; staying in Munduk or Lovina is easier.

Most Bali rental scooters are built for average Indonesian riders. If you're tall, the right model makes a huge difference to comfort and control. Here's what fits.

Quick answer

• Over about 185 cm? Choose a maxi-scooter: Yamaha NMAX, Honda PCX, Honda ADV 160 or Yamaha XMAX — longer seats and more room for your knees.
• Small 110 cc scooters (BeAT, Scoopy) feel cramped: knees hit the front panel and steering is twitchy.
• Ask for an XL helmet when you book — tell the admin your height.
• NMAX and PCX from IDR 150,000/day, delivered to your hotel and paid on delivery.

Best scooters for tall riders

Seat feel varies person to person. If something feels cramped at handover, tell the admin — it's easier to swap early.

Tips for tall riders

• Send your height when you book so the right bike and helmet size come.
• Adjust your mirrors before riding off.
• Riding two-up? A maxi-scooter keeps the passenger from sitting on the rear rack.

Not comfortable on a larger scooter? Read NMAX vs PCX and take a short test loop near your hotel first.

Prices

Rentals start from 2 days. Book on WhatsApp, via the Bali scooter rental catalogue or find the scooter rental near me: the bike is delivered to your hotel or villa with 2 helmets and you pay when it arrives — no deposit.

Related: Yamaha NMAX rental, Honda PCX rental, Yamaha XMAX rental and SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best scooter in Bali for tall people?

A Yamaha NMAX or Honda PCX for most; an XMAX for very tall riders.

Is a Honda BeAT OK if I'm tall?

It works for short trips but most tall riders find it cramped.

Can I get an XL helmet?

Yes — tell the admin your size when you book.

Do I pay a deposit?

No. You pay when the scooter is delivered.

Packing smart makes a Bali scooter day much easier: you'll stay dry, safe and legal without carrying too much. Here's a checklist.

Quick answer

• Documents: licence with motorcycle category, International Driving Permit, passport (or a copy) and travel insurance details.
• On the bike: light rain jacket, phone mount, power bank, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a sarong for temples.
• Under-seat space is small — pack a 15–20 litre daypack and leave big luggage at the hotel.
• Phone holder and raincoats are available as add-ons when you book; the scooter is paid on delivery.

Checklist

Leave at the hotel

• Passport original (carry a copy if your hotel keeps it safe).
• Large bags and laptops on long rides.
• Expensive jewellery and loose valuables.