Car Rental Bali

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Bali
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Bali
Sat, 06 Jun 26
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1 day

Bali Car Rental Vehicle Types With Driver

Daihatsu Xenia
Daihatsu Xenia
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2
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6
Starts from
IDR 200,000/day
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Toyota Grand New Avanza
Toyota Grand New Avanza
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2
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6
Starts from
IDR 218,500/day
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Toyota All New Avanza 2022
Toyota All New Avanza 2022
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2
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6
Starts from
IDR 242,250/day
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Toyota Hiace Commuter
Toyota Hiace Commuter
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5
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14
Starts from
IDR 712,500/day
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Toyota Hiace Commuter
Toyota Hiace Commuter
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5
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14
Starts from
IDR 1,355,000/day
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🚘 Quick Info: Rent Car Bali

🔞 Minimum Age Requirement

18+ & Driver License (Self-drive)

💰 Average Daily Rental Price

Start from IDR 210.000/day

🚗 Popular Car Types

Honda New Brio

Rental Duration 

24 hours

🕹️Transmission

Manual/Automatic

*All prices and availability are subject to change.

 

The Ultimate Guide to Car Rental in Bali for Tourists

Welcome to the Island of the Gods! Bali is a paradise of stunning beaches, lush jungles, and vibrant culture. While there are many ways to get around, nothing beats the freedom and flexibility of exploring this magical island at your own pace. Renting a car unlocks hidden gems, secret beaches, and authentic local experiences far from the tourist crowds.

Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-timer, this guide has everything you need to know about renting a car in Bali, especially for our international visitors. Let's get you ready for the ultimate Balinese road trip!

 

Why Rent a Car? Explore Bali's Top Destinations on Your Schedule

Imagine pulling over to capture the perfect sunset, discovering a quiet waterfall not listed in guidebooks, or spending as long as you want at a beautiful temple. That's the freedom a rental car gives you. Here are some of the top spots our guests love to drive to:

1. Uluwatu Temple

  • Why they love it: Located on a dramatic cliff overlooking the ocean, Uluwatu Temple offers stunning sunsets and authentic Kecak dance performances.
  • Popular with: Tourists from Australia, USA, Europe.

2. Ubud

  • Why they love it: A cultural and spiritual hub surrounded by lush jungles, rice terraces (like Tegalalang), and yoga retreats. Great for relaxation and self-discovery.
  • Popular with: Tourists from Germany, France, Netherlands, Japan.

3. Nusa Penida

  • Why they love it: Home to spectacular beaches like Kelingking and Angel’s Billabong, plus world-class snorkeling and diving. You'll need to take a ferry, but having a car on the mainland makes getting to the port a breeze.
  • Popular with: Tourists from USA, UK, South Korea.

4. Canggu

  • Why they love it: A trendy coastal area known for surfing, Instagrammable cafés, beach clubs, and a strong digital nomad community.
  • Popular with: Tourists from Europe, Canada, and digital nomads worldwide.

5. Seminyak

  • Why they love it: An upscale area with stylish boutiques, luxury resorts, beach clubs (like Potato Head & Ku De Ta), and vibrant nightlife.
  • Popular with: Tourists from Australia, Singapore, UK.

6. Mount Batur

  • Why they love it: The sunrise trekking experience is unforgettable. Adventurous tourists love the hike and the natural hot springs nearby. Driving there early in the morning is much more comfortable than a shared shuttle.
  • Popular with: Tourists from USA, UK, France.

7. Sacred Monkey Forest, Ubud

  • Why they love it: A natural sanctuary for hundreds of monkeys and ancient temples, set in a serene forest environment.
  • Popular with: Tourists from Japan, South Korea, Europe.

8. Amed & Tulamben

  • Why they love it: Peaceful coastal villages ideal for diving and snorkeling, especially to see the USS Liberty shipwreck. The drive along the east coast is breathtaking.
  • Popular with: Tourists from Germany, France, Russia.

9. Lovina Beach

  • Why they love it: Famous for its dolphin watching tours at sunrise and a much calmer atmosphere compared to the south.
  • Popular with: Tourists from the Netherlands, older European travelers.

10. Tanah Lot Temple

  • Why they love it: An iconic sea temple built on a rock formation, best visited at sunset. Highly photogenic and culturally rich.
  • Popular with: Tourists from all over the world.

 

Renting a Car in Bali: What Foreigners Need to Know

Getting behind the wheel is easy if you have the right documents. Here are the general requirements for international tourists.

Required Documents:

  • Passport: You'll need your original passport or at least a clear photocopy for identity verification.
  • International Driving Permit (IDP): This is mandatory. According to Indonesian law, you must have an IDP to drive yourself. Your home country's license alone is not enough. The IDP must also cover the type of vehicle you are renting (e.g., a car).
  • Driver's License from Your Home Country: Bring this along as a supplement to your IDP.
  • Security Deposit: Most rental companies require a security deposit. This is typically around IDR500,000–IDR1,000,000. It can often be paid in cash or by holding a scanned copy of your credit card.

Whether you need self drive car rental in Bali or prefer rent car Bali with driver, these agencies deliver professional service with excellent reviews. tiket.com works only with trusted, high-rated providers in Bali, ensuring quality and safety.

Our trusted partners car rental in Bali include:

  • Baliqu Motorcycle
  • Tunjung Transport
  • Santi Bali Rental
  • Rayana Rent Car
  • TRAC Astra
  • Bali Bija Car Rental, and others

 

Who Rents Cars in Bali? A Look at Traveler Habits

Different nationalities have different travel styles. Based on our observations, here's a glimpse into the car rental habits of visitors to Bali.

  • Australians: As they are used to left-hand traffic, Australians are very comfortable driving in Bali. They are generally organized, follow the rules, book well in advance, and love exploring the southern coast from Seminyak to Uluwatu.
  • Germans: German tourists are known for being meticulous. They often check the car's condition thoroughly, ensure they have proper insurance, and prefer fuel-efficient models. They tend to obey traffic laws strictly and enjoy driving to cultural spots like Ubud and the peaceful northern regions.
  • French: Often seeking an "authentic Bali," French travelers love to explore off the beaten path. They frequently ask for local route recommendations to discover hidden waterfalls and villages. While generally budget-conscious, they prioritize safety.
  • Dutch: Tourists from the Netherlands enjoy independent exploration and are no strangers to a good road trip. They often rent cars to explore the entire island, including drives to the northern regency of Buleleng and the eastern coast of Amed.
  • Russians: In recent years, there has been a significant increase in long-term car and motorcycle rentals from Russian tourists. However, a word of caution: some attempt to rent without a valid IDP, which can lead to serious legal and insurance problems.

What About Renting with a Driver?

Not everyone wants to drive themselves. Tourists from China often prefer to hire a car with a driver (charter service), as language can be a barrier to self-drive rentals. Similarly, visitors from Singapore find it more convenient and cost-effective to use drivers or ride-hailing apps for their short trips.

 

ATTENTION: Your Driving License is Non-Negotiable

This is incredibly important, so please pay close attention.

You MUST have a valid International Driving Permit (IDP) to legally drive a car or scooter in Bali.

Many tourists are unaware of this rule. Some local rental shops might be less strict and rent you a vehicle without checking for an IDP. DO NOT take this risk. The responsibility falls entirely on you, the renter.

If you are stopped by the police without an IDP, you will face a fine. Worse, if you get into an accident, your travel insurance will be VOID because you were driving illegally. This could leave you with massive medical bills and legal fees.

Always prioritize your safety and legal obligations. Get your IDP before you leave home.

 

Ready to Hit the Road?

Renting a car in Bali is the best way to experience the island's true soul. It offers unparalleled freedom, comfort, and the chance to create your own unique adventure.

Just remember to prepare your documents—especially your International Driving Permit—choose a reputable rental company, and drive safely. Your unforgettable Balinese road trip awaits!

 

Benefit Rent Car Bali in tiket.com

For rent car Bali cheap or luxury experiences, tiket.com has options tailored to you. Booking through tiket.com guarantees convenience and reliability every step of the way.

 

  • Rent Safely: Only licensed and trusted rental agencies listed.
  • All-In Package: Price includes driver’s meals, fuel, parking, tolls & Area 2 coverage
  • Cheapest Price Guarantee: Get 2x refund if cheaper on other OTAs
  • Wide Fleet Selection: From budget to luxury cars, with or without a driver.
  • Flexible Policies: Easy to cancel, reschedule, or extend your rental.
  • Well-Maintained Vehicles: Clean, regularly serviced, and safe.

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Terms and Conditions for Rent a Car in Bali

Self Drive Car Rental in Bali

  1. Place an order at least 1x24 hours before the time of use. After the order is confirmed, the renter is required to provide photo documents:
    • Identity card (SIM A, KK, KTP, Work ID, or Student ID)
    • Credit card
    • Round-trip ticket (out-of-town orders)
    • Hotel vouchers (out-of-town orders)
    • Active social media accounts
  2. Determine the details of the car pickup location with the rental provider.
  3. The document verification process must be completed at least 4 (four) hours before use.
  4. Must bring and show the original documents mentioned above when handing over the car at the agreed location.
  5. When handing over the vehicle, the rental provider will check the authenticity of the data and the condition of the vehicle.
  6. The rental provider has the right to cancel if the data does not match and the rental conditions cannot be completed.
  7. If the unit ordered is unavailable, the rental provider must replace the vehicle with a higher model and a newer year with the renter's prior approval.
  8. Renters are required to pay a maximum deposit of IDR 1,000,000 or according to the policies of each rental provider.
  9. Deposit refunds follow the policies of each rental provider.

Rent Car Bali with Driver

  1. The All-In package price includes fuel, driver meals, tolls, and parking.
  2. Toll and parking fee limit: IDR 50,000/day of rental.
  3. Fuel usage limit: 120 km/rental day.
  4. Additional fuel costs will be applied if it exceeds 120 km.
  5. The Regular package only applies for city use (Area 0), with Area 1 and onwards costing extra.
  6. The All-In package includes vehicle usage for Areas 0, 1, and 2.
  7. Masks and social distancing are mandatory.
  8. Renters will not use car rentals to transport goods or others as public transportation.
  9. A maximum of 2 suitcases are allowed in the car.
  10. No pets.
  11. The car rental is only valid for the person named on the booking confirmation.

 

Terms & Conditions of Car Rental in Bali Refund

  • If cancellation is requested more than 24 hours before pick-up, 100% of the total amount paid will be refunded.
  • If the cancellation is submitted within 6 - 24 hours before pick-up, 50% of the total paid will be refunded.
  • No refund if the cancellation is made less than 6 hours before pick-up.
  • No refund if the canceled rental day is included in the high season date (H-7 to H+7 of Christmas, New Year, and Eid holidays).
  • Refunds are processed a maximum of 14 (fourteen) working days after the refund process is approved.

 

Car Rental in Bali Reschedule Terms & Conditions

  • Rental schedule changes submitted more than 6 hours before pick-up can be made by contacting tiket.com Customer Care at 0804 1500 878, WhatsApp at 0858 11 500 888, or email to cs@tiket.com.
  • Schedule changes cannot be made if submitted less than 6 hours before pick-up.
  • Schedule changes & rental extensions cannot be made if the canceled rental day is included in the high season date (H-7 to H+7 of Christmas, New Year, and Idul Fitri).
  • Same day bookings cannot be canceled and/or rescheduled.

 

Car Rental in Bali Overtime Fee

  • Overtime is charged if vehicle usage exceeds 12 hours or continues after 23:59 local time per rental day. 
  • Cars with engine capacity below 2000 cc will be charged an additional fee of Rp50,000 per hour, while cars with capacity above 2000cc will be charged Rp75,000 per hour. 
  • In addition, there is also an overnight lodging cost (OLC) that is charged if the use of the vehicle and driver exceeds 23:59 local time. This OLC fee covers the driver's lodging and is charged at Rp150,000 per night.

 

Car Rental in Bali Coverage Zone

When you car rent Bali, you'll enjoy flexible travel across a wide range of destinations, with coverage extending to many of the island’s most popular regions.

 

📍 Rental Area

  • Kuta, Seminyak, Legian, Canggu, Nusa Dua, Uluwatu, Jimbaran, Denpasar, Sanur, Tabanan Kota, Kediri, Gianyar Kota, Raya Ubud.

 

🚗 Outside Zone Rental Area

 

  • Zone 1: Kedungu, Kerambitan, Penebel, Sangeh, Tegallalang, Lebih, Tampaksiring, Bangli, Kintamani, Baturiti, Besakih, Klungkung.

 

  • Zone 2: Belimbingsari, Jembrana, Negara, Pupuan, Singaraja, Buleleng, Karangasem.