Scooter rental in Bali — daily, weekly or monthly
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Monthly scooter rental in Bali: among Lokalfinds renters that publish a monthly rate, a 110–125 cc scooter (Scoopy, Vario, Fazzio, Filano) costs IDR 1.2 to 2.2 million a month, median 1.5 million; an NMAX, PCX or ADV of 150–160 cc costs IDR 2 to 3 million. For daily motorbike rental, the median price and the range are in the table below, recomputed automatically.
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Scooters & Motorbikes in Bali: the market in numbers
Calculated automatically on November 5, 2026 from the 99 active listings on this page. These are sellers' asking prices, not recorded sale prices.
Listings with a usable price
58
Median price per day
Rp 135.000
Middle half of listings
Rp 100.000 – Rp 175.000
| Area | Listings | Median price per day | Middle half of listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kerobokan | 18 | Rp 140.000 | Rp 103.000 – Rp 169.000 |
| Denpasar | 16 | Rp 100.000 | Rp 93.800 – Rp 121.000 |
| Ubud | 15 | Rp 200.000 | Rp 150.000 – Rp 300.000 |
| Seminyak | 5 | Rp 135.000 | Rp 100.000 – Rp 135.000 |
Method: 58 daily-priced listings used; 41 set aside (weekly or monthly prices, no period stated, or extreme values). An area only appears from 5 listings. Updated automatically.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a scooter cost per month in Bali?
From the listings that state a monthly rate (September 2026): IDR 1.2 to 2.2 million for a 110–125 cc automatic (median 1.5 million), IDR 2 to 3 million for an NMAX, PCX or ADV, IDR 3.2 to 4.2 million for a Vespa and IDR 2.2 to 5.5 million for a 150 cc trail or retro bike. A month usually costs what 10 to 15 days would at the daily rate.
Which licence do I need to ride a scooter in Bali?
A licence from your country that is valid for motorcycles, together with an International Driving Permit, or an Indonesian SIM C. Riding without a valid licence is punishable by up to 4 months in jail or a fine of up to IDR 1,000,000 (Traffic Law 22/2009, art. 281), and an insurer may refuse to cover an accident.
Is a helmet mandatory?
Yes, for the rider and the passenger, and it must meet the Indonesian national standard, SNI (Law 22/2009, art. 106(8)). The fine is up to IDR 250,000 (art. 291). Ask the renter for one helmet per person, in your size.
Which papers must come with a rented scooter?
The STNK, the registration card, which you must show at a police check (art. 106(5)); riding without it can cost up to IDR 500,000 (art. 288). Check that the plate and frame number match the card and that the yearly tax is paid. The BPKB, the ownership book, stays with the owner.
Should I leave my passport as a deposit?
Better not: an immigration officer can ask a foreigner to show their passport or stay permit (Immigration Law 6/2011, art. 71). Offer a copy and a cash deposit instead, with the amount and return conditions in writing, and film the scooter when you pick it up.












































































