Distance

Bali's International Airport is located about 13 kilometers (8.08 miles) south of Denpasar. The distance can be covered by a private taxi in approximately 30–35 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. It's important to note that Bali's roads can be congested, especially during peak travel season.

There are several routes to get to the city center, including the main highway Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai, which runs along the eastern side of the island. Another option is Jalan Sunset Road, which offers a more direct route to the tourist areas of Kuta and Seminyak.

Cost of taking a taxi

The cost of a Bali airport taxi can vary depending on many elements. In the table below, you can find more detailed prices.

It's essential to note that some taxi drivers may try to overcharge tourists or negotiate a higher fare. To avoid this, it's recommended to pre-book with Taxileader, since the company offers a fixed price for your service.

Public Taxi

Public taxi in Bali are easily recognizable by their blue color and the word “Taxi” written on them. The fare is calculated based on a meter, which is activated once the customer enters the taxi. This means that the final cost of the service is unpredictable.

By pre-booking a private taxi with Taxileader, you will have a fixed price, which can help travelers to budget and plan their expenses in advance. This way, people can avoid drivers that try to overcharge tourists or negotiate a higher fare.

Public transportation

There are several public transportation options available for travelers to get from Bali airport to the city center or other destinations on the island. The two main modes of public transportation are buses and trains:

1. Buses: the official company that operates on the island is Perama Tour. They offer bus services from the airport to various destinations on the island. The bus fare varies depending on the destination, and the journey time can take anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours.
2. Trains: there is no train station at the airport, but Bali does have a train service that runs from the city of Denpasar to the northern town of Singaraja; the official company name is Kereta Api. The train ride offers scenic views of Bali's countryside, and there are many stops along the way where you can get off and explore the local area.

It's important to note that public transportation in Bali do not run on a strict schedule, and services are subject to delays or cancellations. Additionally, buses and trains do not always take you directly to your desired destination, and travelers may need to take additional transportation.

You can avoid this problems by booking a Bali airport taxi, by filling the form on this same page.

What to visit

Renowned for its natural beauty, rich culture, and warm hospitality, Bali is a popular tourist destination and a gateway to Indonesia. Its natural beauty is characterized by stunning beaches, lush forests, and volcanic hillsides. Bali is also home to several significant temples and cultural landmarks, such as the ancient Besakih Temple, the picturesque Tanah Lot, and the magnificent Uluwatu Temple, which attract visitors from all over the world.

Bali's unique and vibrant culture is another major draw for tourists. The island is famous for its traditional dances, music, and art, such as the colorful Kecak dance and the intricate woodcarvings of Ubud. The island is also known for its warm and welcoming hospitality, with friendly locals.

We have made a selection of the four must-see place, find them out in the list below:

• Ubud: a charming town surrounded by lush rice paddies and forests, famous for its traditional arts and crafts and spiritual offerings.
• Tanah Lot: this is a stunning temple located on a rocky outcrop in the sea, offering picturesque sunset views and temple exploration.
• Uluwatu: it is a coastal area famous for its beaches, surf spots, and the magnificent Uluwatu Temple perched atop a cliff overlooking the sea.
• Mount Batur: This is an active volcano in central Bali, popular for its sunrise views and challenging yet rewarding hiking opportunities.

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