Rent a car in Bali Go explore

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Bali car rental
without the hassle

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Book without a credit card
Free cancellation Anytime
Free airport & hotel delivery
All-in pricing  No hidden fees
Car insurance included

All-in pricing

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New generation fleet Max 4 years. With Apple Car Play & Android Auto

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rent with us
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How it works
Driving in BaliHow it works Rental basics

Do I have to pay upfront to book?

 

You don’t need to pay online. We deliver your rental car, you inspect it, and you only pay if you like it.

Do I need a credit card to rent a car?

 

No. We never require a credit card.

What if I scratch the car?

 

We usually don't charge for tiny scratches. For any bigger damage to the car, your maximum cost is 110 USD. Insurance covers the rest.

Can you deliver my car?

 

We offer free delivery and pick-up for every car hire to Bali Airport (DPS), Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua and Sanur.

What license do I need to hire a car in Bali?

 

Your home country license is valid for us, though we recommend an International Driving Permit (IDP). At delivery, we take a quick digital photo of your license and passport, so you keep the originals.

Is there a catch?

 

Just one: your rental car has to stay in Bali, so no ferries to Lombok or Java. Otherwise, enjoy the ride!

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Driving in Bali
Rental basicsHow it works Driving in Bali

What is driving in Bali like?

 

It's a mix. In busy hubs like Canggu and Ubud, expect slow traffic. Elsewhere, open roads and gorgeous self-drive routes through mountains, villages, and rice terraces

Is it hard to adjust to driving on the left in Bali?

 

Most people adjust within the first hour. All our cars are automatic, so there's no wrong-hand gear shifting - just take it slow the first day and follow the traffic.

Where do I park?

 

Most restaurants, beaches, and attractions have parking. On streets, attendants in vests will wave you in and watch your car for about 5,000 IDR.

Will police pull me over?

 

Tourist stops mostly involve scooters. Just wear your seatbelt and stay off your phone.

How does buying petrol work in Bali?

 

Official gas stations (Pertamina) are everywhere. An attendant will pump the petrol for you while you pay through the window. Petrol costs around 0.80 USD per liter.