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65 real shops · verified 9 November 2026

Scooter rental in Bali, compared.

Real shops, their published prices and delivery zones, side by side. Whether you call it scooter hire, moped hire or motorbike rental, find a bike near you and message the shop directly. No booking fees, no middleman.

  • 65

    real shops, sourced and dated

  • 12

    areas, from Canggu to Amed

  • 80K

    typical scooter starting price per day (IDR)

  • 44%

    typically cheaper per day on a monthly rate

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All 65 shops

Ranked by transparency (how much a shop publishes upfront) or, for monthly rates, by the cheapest published price. Neither is a verdict on bike quality.

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Areas

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Most shops deliver locally, so start with your area. Each page lists shops based there and the ones that deliver.

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Central Bali

Ubud

8 shops based here+14 deliver

Bali's cultural centre in the central uplands, ringed by rice terraces, jungle and craft villages. Roads are narrow and hilly, and most visitors ride out on day trips to Tegallalang, waterfalls and Kintamani.

Rentals in Ubud
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Bukit Peninsula

Uluwatu

5 shops based here+13 deliver

Clifftop surf breaks and beach coves at the southern tip of the Bukit Peninsula. Beaches, villas and cafés are spread far apart on hilly roads, so most visitors rent a scooter, often with a surf rack.

Rentals in Uluwatu
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South Bali

Seminyak

3 shops based here+17 deliver

Busy beach, dining and shopping district between Legian and Canggu. Streets are narrow and often congested, which favours small automatic scooters.

Rentals in Seminyak
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South Bali

Canggu

15 shops based here+8 deliver

West-coast surf and digital-nomad hub north of Seminyak, spreading into Berawa, Pererenan and Kerobokan. Many shops deliver bikes to villas, guesthouses and co-working spaces.

Rentals in Canggu
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South Bali

Sanur

2 shops based here+10 deliver

Calm east-coast beach town with a long seafront path and the fast-boat harbour for Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan. Traffic is lighter than on the west coast.

Rentals in Sanur
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Nusa Islands

Nusa Penida

3 shops based here

Large island south-east of Bali, reached by fast boat from Sanur. Many roads to its famous viewpoints are steep and rough, so it suits confident riders. Smaller Nusa Lembongan is next door.

Rentals in Nusa Penida
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Bukit Peninsula

Jimbaran

5 shops based here+10 deliver

Bay just south of the airport, known for beachfront seafood dinners, and the gateway road to the Bukit Peninsula and Uluwatu.

Rentals in Jimbaran
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South Bali

Kuta

9 shops based here+17 deliver

Bali's original beach-resort strip, including Legian and Tuban, right next to Ngurah Rai International Airport. The closest base for airport pick-ups and drop-offs.

Rentals in Kuta
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Bukit Peninsula

Nusa Dua

7 shops based here+11 deliver

Planned resort area on the east coast of the Bukit Peninsula, with large beachfront hotels and wide, quiet roads.

Rentals in Nusa Dua
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South Bali

Denpasar

6 shops based here+6 deliver

Bali's capital and largest city, a short ride from Sanur, Kuta and Canggu. Several larger rental operators are based here and serve long-stay renters as well as visitors.

Rentals in Denpasar
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East Bali

Amed

2 shops based here+2 deliver

String of quiet fishing villages on the east coast, known for snorkelling and diving, with Mount Agung behind it. Far from the southern resorts, so most visitors rent locally.

Rentals in Amed
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North Bali

Lovina

3 shops based here+1 deliver

Black-sand beach area on the north coast near Singaraja, known for early-morning dolphin trips and as a base for North Bali's waterfalls and lakes.

Rentals in Lovina

How we rank

Every listing is a real business we found in public sources and checked against its own pages, with the source links and a last-verified date. We rank by transparency: how much a shop publishes upfront. We don't take payment for placement.

Who runs this site: BaliMotoList is run by the team behind two of the motorcycle rentals listed here, Island Roamers Bali and Nomads Garage. They are scored and sorted by exactly the same rules as every other shop.

Our full methodology
  • +1Publishes daily prices
  • +1Publishes weekly prices
  • +1Publishes monthly prices
  • +1States where it delivers
  • +1States free delivery (to at least one area)
  • +1States its insurance terms
  • +1States its deposit terms
  • +1Direct WhatsApp contact
Guides

Before you ride

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FAQ

Scooter and moped hire in Bali: quick answers

How much does it cost to rent a scooter in Bali?

Across the 42 shops in our directory that publish daily prices, the cheapest automatic scooter costs IDR 35,000 to IDR 400,000 a day, typically IDR 80,000. By the month it is typically IDR 1,300,000 (21 shops publish monthly prices).

Where should I rent a scooter in Bali?

Rent where you are staying: most shops deliver locally. The most shops in our directory are based in Canggu (15), Kuta (9), Ubud (8), and 41 shops state free delivery to at least one area.

Do I need a licence to rent a scooter in Bali?

Indonesian law requires a valid licence to ride. For most visitors that means an International Driving Permit (IDP) that covers motorcycles, carried with your home licence; residents can hold an Indonesian motorcycle licence (SIM C, with higher classes for bikes above 250cc). Police run traffic checks in tourist areas, and travel insurance may not cover an unlicensed rider. Rules can change, so check current requirements before you ride (our licence guide lists the sources).

Read our licence guide
Can I rent a scooter without leaving my passport?

Often, yes. 10 shops in our directory state they take no deposit at all, and others accept a cash deposit. Agree the deposit in writing; a cash deposit is safer for you than handing over your passport.

How does BaliMotoList make money, and are listings paid?

It doesn't charge renters or shops: listings are free, and there is no paid placement and no affiliate links. BaliMotoList is run by the team behind two of the motorcycle rentals listed here, Island Roamers Bali and Nomads Garage. They are ranked and sorted by exactly the same rules as every other shop, with no boost.

Staying a month or longer?

Monthly rates are typically 44% cheaper per day. Compare every shop that publishes one.