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In Bali, a scooter is the main means of transportation. There is a wide variety of different types of scooters on the island. The main one is a scooter. Children and adults ride scooters, animals and cargo, families travel, refrigerators and livestock are transported - the scooter is a real workhorse of the Balinese family. In this section we will take a closer look at this particular type of scooter.
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For beginners, scooters that are not very powerful and not heavy are best suited. After all, as a rule, the more powerful the scooter, the heavier it is and the more difficult it is to control. These scooters are also great for girls - girls are usually lighter and therefore don't need powerful scooters. If your weight is significant or you are going to ride the scooter with two people and you want to feel comfortable on steep climbs, it is better to take a more powerful and larger scooter.
Well suited for traveling together - more powerful and, accordingly, heavier scooters.
This scooter is comfortable to go on long trips to explore the island. It will be comfortable for two, three, and can even accommodate four. It also has a spacious trunk and good power reserves for mountain roads.
Vespa is beyond categories - this stylish Italian scooter is rented by connoisseurs of beauty - an ageless classic that will look great on the beach, near cafes and nightclubs.
Prices for renting scooters in Bali greatly depend on seasonality, rental period, additional options offered, year of manufacture of the scooter and other factors. Here you can see a comparison table with prices for renting a scooter in Bali.
Vehicle | Type | Price per day, from |
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Honda Scoopy 2021 - 2024 | Small | $4.84 |
Yamaha Gear 125 2021 - 2025 | Small | $4.84 |
Honda Vario 2021 - 2025 | Small | $5.14 |
Yamaha Fazzio 2021 - 2024 | Small | $5.14 |
Honda PCX 2022 - 2025 | Medium | $6.96 |
Yamaha NMax 2022 - 2025 | Medium | $7.26 |
The price of renting scooters in Bali greatly depends on the period for which you rent a scooter - for example, the approximate cost of renting an inexpensive Honda Scoopy scooter when renting for 1-3 days is $6 per day, but if you rent it for a week, then the rental cost for 1 day it will be already $4, and if you decide to rent a scooter for a month, then the price per day can be only $2 - three times cheaper than when renting for a short period! Most companies in Bali offer big discounts on long-term rentals, so always look for discounts on long-term rentals if you want to find the cheapest rental and decide to stay on the island for a long time.
Bali, like any other place, has its own peculiarities when renting a scooter. In this guide, we have tried to take into account all the questions that you may have before renting a scooter in Bali.
To rent a scooter in Bali you need:
Often rental companies do not check for a driver's license, or may accept a national driver's license. However, in Indonesia you need an Indonesian driver's license or an international driver's license. If your documents are checked by the police, you may have problems if you are unable to provide the required documents.
The driver must be at least 17 years old. However, some scooter rental companies in Bali indicate in the rental conditions the minimum age of the driver is 21 years.
The best scooters to rent in Bali come in a variety of models depending on your preferences and budget. It is important to consider local traffic conditions and scooter type preferences. Here are some popular models:
Remember that traffic conditions in Bali may be different from what you are used to, so choose a scooter that suits your riding experience and needs.
There are a lot of scooter rental companies operating in Bali. You can find such companies in almost any area of the island. However, in Bali, almost all companies also offer delivery when renting a scooter, so you don't have to be limited to your area when looking for a scooter to rent. On our website you can view the available options and order delivery of the scooter you like.
Not all scooter rental companies in Bali provide insurance services. It is possible to get better rental rates by choosing a scooter without insurance. However, in this case, you assume responsibility for all possible damage that the scooter may receive during use. It is worth noting that the cost of repairing a scooter in Bali is usually low.
Most often, scooters are offered without insurance, but scooter owners do not pay attention to minor scratches when returning the scooter - this is also usually stated in the rental conditions.
Parking for scooters in Bali is usually not a problem. Unlike cars, a scooter is much easier to park, but on narrow tourist streets you may have problems with this. There are almost always inexpensive public parking lots near the beaches - the cost of parking for a scooter is usually about $0.2, regardless of the parking time. There are also almost always parking lots near large shops and good restaurants, where you can always leave your scooter if you are a visitor. Don't abuse the trust of the owners of such restaurants - if you just want to leave the scooter there and go somewhere else, you may have problems when it comes to picking up the scooter. Near tourist attractions such as waterfalls, rice fields, etc. Inexpensive parking spaces are also usually always available.
It is important to pay attention to signs and directions to avoid fines or towing of the scooter. Parking along the road is sometimes permitted, but care must be taken not to obstruct traffic. It is important to be aware of local parking rules and practices to avoid unpleasant situations and ensure the safety of your scooter in Bali.
The island offers a reliable gas station infrastructure, especially in tourist areas. You can easily find gas stations with different types of fuel. There is only one state-owned network of gas stations in Bali, and fuel at them is always at a fixed price. You can also often find mini gas stations at small roadside shops or even bottles of gasoline at local merchants. We do not recommend refueling in such places - low-quality fuel can damage the engine. However, as a last resort, if there is no more gasoline and the gas station is far away, this refueling option can be convenient. By the way, gasoline in Bali is green.
You should always carry cash with you as most gas stations do not accept credit cards.
Bali has low and high tourist seasons, depending on weather conditions and holidays. Here we will give an approximate graph of average prices for renting scooters depending on the month.
People who come to Bali often get the feeling that there are no traffic rules here. However, this is not the case - you just need to understand some of the peculiarities of traffic in Bali.
Despite these features, traffic in Bali is quite safe. Traffic speeds in the city are very low - due to low speeds, the likelihood of getting into a serious accident is very small.
Speed limits vary by area: typically 50 km/h in cities and up to 80 km/h outside urban zones. However, scooter-specific limits may be stricter, so always watch for road signs and local traffic regulations.
For beginners, a small and lightweight scooter like the Honda Scoopy is ideal. It’s recommended to avoid carrying passengers if you're new to riding, as extra weight affects stability and control.
Prices start at around $2 per day for long-term rentals (30+ days). For short-term rentals, expect to pay about $6/day. Premium models or motorcycles will cost more depending on specs and availability.
Not all rental companies provide insurance. You can get lower rates without it, but you’ll be responsible for any damage to the scooter during your rental period. Always check what's included in your plan.
Yes, you can rent directly at Ngurah Rai Airport or request delivery to the airport through our website. We work with multiple providers across Bali to offer better availability and competitive pricing.
An International Driving Permit (IDP) or Indonesian license is officially required. Some companies accept national licenses, but police may ask for an IDP during checks, so it’s safest to carry one.
The legal age for riding a scooter in Indonesia is 17. Some rental companies require riders to be 18 or even 21. Always check age requirements before booking to avoid issues at pickup.
Scooters like the Honda Scoopy typically consume around 1.6L per 100 km. Most have a fuel tank capacity of 4.5 to 5 liters, offering excellent efficiency for exploring Bali without frequent refueling.
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