
Toyota Agya · 2023
automatic · 4 seats
27 € / day
Destination · Bali
Did you know Padangbai is the gateway to Lombok and the Gili Islands? To truly experience the enchanting east coast of Bali, from the vibrant markets of Candidasa to the breathtaking views along Jalan Raya Padangbai, a rental car is essential for seamless exploration beyond the ferry port.
Padangbai, Bali
Did you know Padangbai is the gateway to Lombok and the Gili Islands? To truly experience the enchanting east coast of Bali, from the vibrant markets of Candidasa to the breathtaking views along Jalan Raya Padangbai, a rental car is essential for seamless exploration beyond the ferry port.

To rent a car in Bali, you will typically need a valid international driver's permit (IDP) alongside your national driving license. Some rental companies may accept certain national licenses without an IDP, but it's always safer to have one. You will also need your passport and a credit card for the deposit. The minimum age for renting is usually 21 years old, with at least one year of driving experience.
Car rental prices in Padangbai generally range from approximately 15-25 USD per day for economy cars, 30-50 USD for SUVs, and 60-100+ USD for premium vehicles, depending on the model and season. Prices tend to be higher during peak tourist seasons (July-August and December-January) and lower during the off-season. The lowest daily price you might find is around 15 USD for a basic model.
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In Bali, you drive on the left side of the road. Speed limits are generally around 70 km/h on open roads and 50 km/h in urban areas, though these are often flexible and depend on local conditions. The legal alcohol limit for driving is very strict, effectively zero tolerance. Seatbelts are mandatory for all occupants. Child seats are not always readily available or commonly used, so it's advisable to request one in advance if traveling with young children. Headlights should be used at night and during heavy rain.
In Padangbai and many parts of Bali, parking is generally straightforward. There are designated parking areas at major attractions, often with a small fee (typically a few thousand Rupiah). In town centers and near popular spots, you might find informal parking attendants who will guide you to a spot for a small tip. Street parking is common but can be limited in busy areas. Always ensure your vehicle is not blocking traffic.
Fuel (bensin) is widely available at Pertamina stations across Bali, including in and around Padangbai. The price for a liter of RON 90 (Pertalite) or RON 92 (Pertamax) is relatively affordable, typically around 10,000-14,000 IDR (approximately 0.60-0.90 USD) per liter. Payment is usually in cash, though some larger stations may accept cards. You can also find roadside stalls selling fuel in plastic bottles, which is more expensive but convenient in remote areas.
For driving around Padangbai and exploring Bali, a compact or mid-sized SUV is often the best choice. These vehicles offer better ground clearance for some of Bali's less-maintained roads and provide enough space for luggage and passengers. Automatic transmission is highly recommended due to the stop-and-go traffic in urban areas and the winding, sometimes steep roads. If you plan to stick to well-paved main roads, an economy car will suffice, but an SUV offers more comfort and versatility.
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Cancellation policies vary by rental company. Many offer free cancellation up to 24-48 hours before pickup, while others may charge a fee. Always check the specific terms and conditions when booking, especially if using a platform like RentoRika.
Yes, a credit card in the main driver's name is typically required for the security deposit, even if you pay for the rental itself with a debit card or cash. Ensure your credit limit is sufficient to cover the deposit.
Many rental companies offer one-way rentals between Padangbai and Ngurah Rai (Denpasar) Airport, though an additional drop-off fee usually applies. Confirm this option and any associated costs when making your reservation.
Yes, an International Driving Permit (IDP) is legally required for foreign drivers in Indonesia, along with your valid national driving license. It's essential to have both to avoid potential issues with authorities or insurance claims.
Most car rentals in Bali include basic third-party liability insurance. Comprehensive collision damage waiver (CDW) and theft protection are often available as optional add-ons or may be included in premium packages. Always clarify what is covered before signing the rental agreement.
Be aware of potential extra charges for things like additional drivers, GPS rental, child seats, one-way fees, or after-hours pickup/drop-off. Always read the rental agreement carefully to understand all costs involved.
24 offers from local rental companies · from 27 € per day

Toyota Agya · 2023
automatic · 4 seats
27 € / day

Daihatsu Ayla · 2023
automatic · 4 seats
27 € / day

Honda Brio · 2017
automatic · 5 seats · no deposit
29 € / day
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Mitsubishi Xpander · 2023
automatic · 7 seats
32 € / day
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Toyota Avanza · 2023
automatic · 7 seats
32 € / day
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Toyota Raize · 2023
automatic · 5 seats
32 € / day

Daihatsu Xenia · 2023
automatic · 7 seats
32 € / day
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Toyota Yaris · 2014
automatic · 5 seats · no deposit
34 € / day

Daihatsu Terios · 2022
automatic · 7 seats · no deposit
35 € / day

Daihatsu Rocky · 2022
automatic · 5 seats · no deposit
36 € / day

Toyota Veloz · 2023
automatic · 7 seats · no deposit
37 € / day

Toyota Innova · 2023
automatic · 7 seats
41 € / day