Why Rent a Scooter in Bali?

Exploring Bali on two wheels is the best way to experience everything this island has to offer. From hidden waterfalls to sacred temples, a motorbike gives you the freedom to discover places that tour buses simply cannot reach. With daily rates starting from 50,000 IDR (~$3 USD), renting a scooter is also the most budget-friendly transportation option on the island.

Benefits of Renting with BigBee

• Free delivery & pickup: We bring the bike directly to your hotel or villa anywhere in Bali — Canggu, Ubud, Seminyak, Kuta, or Sanur.
• Well-maintained fleet: All our bikes undergo regular servicing. Honda Vario, Yamaha NMAX, and other popular models are always in excellent condition.
• 24/7 roadside assistance: Flat tire? Need help? Our team is available around the clock to assist you.
• No hidden fees: The price you see includes helmet, registration documents, and basic insurance.
• Flexible rental periods: Rent for a day, a week, or the entire month — we offer discounts for longer rentals.

Popular Routes to Explore

Once you have your bike, here are some routes we recommend:

• Canggu to Tanah Lot: A scenic 30-minute ride along rice paddies to one of Bali's most iconic sea temples.
• Ubud to Tegallalang: Visit the famous rice terraces and stop at local coffee plantations along the way.
• Seminyak to Uluwatu: Head south for world-class surf spots and stunning clifftop views.
• Full Island Loop: For experienced riders, the northern route through Munduk offers waterfalls, mountain temples, and fewer tourists.

What You Need to Rent

To rent a scooter in Bali, you'll need:

• A valid international driving permit (IDP) with motorcycle endorsement, or Indonesian license
• Passport or ID for the rental agreement
• A small deposit (refundable upon return)

Don't have an IDP? Many travelers ride without one, but be aware that you may face fines at police checkpoints (typically 50,000-100,000 IDR) and insurance may not cover accidents.

Safety Tips for Riding in Bali

• Always wear a helmet — it's the law, and Bali's roads can be unpredictable.
• Drive defensively: Local traffic rules are... flexible. Expect motorbikes coming from any direction.
• Avoid riding at night in unfamiliar areas — street lighting is often poor outside main tourist zones.
• Watch for potholes especially during rainy season (November to March).
• Keep your documents handy: Police checkpoints are common, especially in Kuta and Seminyak areas.

Rental Pricing Guide

Here's what you can expect to pay for motorbike rental in Bali:

• 110cc scooter (Honda Beat, Vario 110): 50,000-70,000 IDR/day
• 125cc scooter (Yamaha NMAX, Honda PCX): 80,000-120,000 IDR/day
• 150cc+ bikes: 150,000-250,000 IDR/day
• Monthly rates: Typically 40-50% discount compared to daily rates

At BigBee, we offer competitive rates with the added benefit of free delivery, making us a convenient choice for travelers staying anywhere on the island.