Kerobokan, Bali

Scooter rental Kerobokan.

Kerobokan sits between Seminyak and Canggu, with many private villas in Umalas and Batu Belig. Renting a scooter in Kerobokan is the easy option: beaches, cafés and supermarkets are close by, but the main road is often jammed for cars.

From IDR 65k/day ~13 km / 40 min from airport Hotel & villa delivery

Local tips

Avoid Jl. Raya Kerobokan at rush hour (around 4pm–7pm); use the Umalas back roads where you can.
Many Umalas villas sit down narrow lanes — a slim bike like the Scoopy is easiest.
Long-stay villa guests usually get a better rate with a monthly package.

Popular delivery spots

Jl. Raya Kerobokan Umalas Pantai Batu Belig Jl. Mertanadi Pantai Petitenget

Renting a scooter in Kerobokan: what to know

Kerobokan is the large area behind Seminyak, split into Kerobokan Kelod, Kerobokan Kaja and Kerobokan Kelurahan, plus the Umalas and Batu Belig neighbourhoods known for their private villas. You are only minutes from Petitenget and Berawa, yet the atmosphere is calmer and accommodation is often better value. Because so many villas sit down narrow lanes between rice fields and housing compounds, scooter rental in Kerobokan is the most sensible way to reach the beach, supermarkets, gyms and cafés without relying on ride-hailing apps.

The roads worth knowing are Jl. Raya Kerobokan, which links Seminyak with Canggu and Denpasar, Jl. Mertanadi with its furniture and homeware shops, and Jl. Umalas I and II, a handy back route towards Canggu. Jl. Raya Kerobokan and the junction with Sunset Road are busy most of the day and especially in the late afternoon. Getting from Umalas to Batu Belig or Seminyak is much quicker on two wheels because you can use the small lanes. The area is flat, so a 110cc automatic like the Honda Scoopy is all you need.

Prices start from about IDR 65,000 per day for a 110cc automatic, often a little below Seminyak because many small family-run rentals are based here. Almost all of them deliver free to your villa with two helmets and a raincoat. Kerobokan and Umalas are home to plenty of expats and remote workers, so monthly scooter rental packages are popular and usually include regular servicing.

Riding times from Kerobokan: Batu Belig beach ±5–10 minutes, Petitenget ±10 minutes, Berawa and Canggu ±15–25 minutes, Kuta ±25–30 minutes and the airport ±35–50 minutes depending on Sunset Road traffic. If you rent a scooter in Kerobokan for day trips to Ubud or Uluwatu, a 125–160cc bike is more comfortable with a passenger.

Parking at supermarkets, cafés and Batu Belig beach is usually managed by attendants for IDR 2,000–5,000. In parts of Umalas, the lanes beside the rice fields have no street lighting and run along open irrigation channels without barriers, so take care riding home at night. In the rainy season (roughly November to March) stretches of Jl. Raya Kerobokan and the side lanes can flood after heavy downpours.

Foreign riders need a home driving licence plus an International Driving Permit that covers motorcycles, and should carry the bike's registration papers (STNK) from the rental. Police checks are fairly common on Kerobokan's main road. Always wear a helmet, and after a beach club evening leave the scooter and take a ride-hailing car home.

Scooters in Kerobokan

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Prices

Scooter rental prices in Kerobokan.

Scooter	Daily	Weekly	Monthly
Honda Scoopy110cc	IDR 70k – 100k	IDR 420k – 600k	IDR 1.3M – 1.8M
Honda Vario 125 / 160160cc	IDR 80k – 120k	IDR 500k – 700k	IDR 1.5M – 2.2M
Yamaha Fazzio125cc	IDR 80k – 120k	IDR 500k – 700k	IDR 1.5M – 2M
Yamaha NMAX 155155cc	IDR 120k – 180k	IDR 750k – 1.1M	IDR 2.3M – 3.2M
Honda PCX 160160cc	IDR 130k – 200k	IDR 800k – 1.2M	IDR 2.5M – 3.5M
Yamaha XMAX 250250cc	IDR 250k – 400k	IDR 1.5M – 2.4M	IDR 4.5M – 7M
Kawasaki KLX 150 / 230230cc	IDR 250k – 400k	IDR 1.5M – 2.4M	IDR 4.5M – 7M

Typical 2026 market ranges. Final prices depend on the rental & season.

Car rental Kerobokan

Prefer a car?

Honda Brio / Toyota Agya

5 seatsSelf-drive

IDR 200k/day

Toyota Avanza / Daihatsu Xenia

7 seatsSelf-drive

IDR 250k/day

Mitsubishi Xpander

7 seatsSelf-drive

IDR 350k/day

FAQ

Kerobokan scooter rental FAQ.

How much is scooter rental in Kerobokan?

Automatic scooters in Kerobokan start around IDR 65k per day. Weekly and monthly rentals are cheaper per day.

Can a rental in Kerobokan deliver to my hotel?

Yes, most rentals in Kerobokan deliver and collect the scooter at your hotel or villa, often free within the area.

Which scooter is best for Kerobokan?

Avoid Jl. Raya Kerobokan at rush hour (around 4pm–7pm); use the Umalas back roads where you can.

Can I rent a car in Kerobokan?

Yes. Self-drive cars and cars with driver are available in Kerobokan, from about IDR 200k per day.

Kerobokan or Seminyak — which is better for a scooter stay?

Kerobokan is quieter with many villas down small lanes, while Seminyak is busier and harder to park in. By scooter, Kerobokan is only about 10–15 minutes from Seminyak's beaches and restaurants.

Which roads are the most congested in Kerobokan?

Jl. Raya Kerobokan, the Sunset Road junction and the roads towards Canggu in the late afternoon. The Umalas lanes are often a smoother alternative on a scooter.

Can I use a scooter for furniture shopping on Jl. Mertanadi?

For browsing, yes, but large items should be delivered by the shop. Many stores on Jl. Mertanadi arrange delivery to your villa or to a shipping agent.

Are the Umalas roads safe at night?

Generally yes, but some stretches are dark and run beside open irrigation channels. Use your headlight, ride slowly and learn the route to your villa in daylight first.