Singaraja, Bali

Scooter rental Singaraja.

Singaraja is North Bali's largest city and the capital of Buleleng regency. From here Gitgit and Sekumpul waterfalls, Lovina beach and the Air Sanih springs are an easy scooter ride away, and rental prices are usually lower than in South Bali.

From IDR 65k/day ~80 km / 165 min from airport Hotel & villa delivery

Local tips

Many city streets are one-way — follow the signs and watch for minibuses stopping suddenly.
Go to Sekumpul early; the access road narrows and the stairs down to the falls are long.
The Singaraja–Bedugul road climbs in hairpins; check your brakes and use engine braking downhill.

Popular delivery spots

Pelabuhan Buleleng Air Terjun Gitgit Air Terjun Sekumpul Pantai Lovina Air Sanih

Renting a scooter in Singaraja: what to know

Singaraja is the capital of Buleleng regency and was the seat of Bali's administration in colonial times. It feels far more local than the resort areas: lots of students, traditional markets and old buildings around the former Buleleng harbour with its Yudha Mandala Tama monument. Public transport is limited and most sights lie outside town, so scooter rental in Singaraja is the most sensible way to explore North Bali.

The nearest attractions are Gitgit Waterfall, about 20–30 minutes south on the road to Bedugul, and Sekumpul Waterfall, roughly 45 minutes east via Sawan. Sekumpul is often called one of Bali's most beautiful waterfalls, but it involves a hike with long flights of stairs. To the west, the Lovina beach strip is only about 20 minutes away, while the Air Sanih spring pools and Pura Meduwe Karang temple in Kubutambahan lie on the eastern coast road towards Tejakula.

City roads are mostly flat, with many one-way streets and dense scooter traffic around school hours. The coastal Seririt–Singaraja–Kubutambahan road is wide but shared with trucks and intercity buses. For town and beach riding a 110cc such as the Honda Scoopy is enough. For Gitgit, Sekumpul or the climb to Bedugul, a 150cc like the Honda Vario 160 is much more comfortable on the winding hills.

Scooter rental in Singaraja starts from about IDR 65,000 per day for a 110cc automatic, generally cheaper than South Bali. Many rentals are run by locals or guesthouses and can deliver to hotels in town or Lovina. Staying longer for work or study? Ask about monthly scooter rental, which is much cheaper per day.

Singaraja is about 80 km from Ngurah Rai airport, roughly 2.5–3 hours via Bedugul. Many travellers book a car with driver for the transfer and rent a scooter once they arrive in the north. In the rainy season (roughly November to March) mountain roads can be foggy and slick, and rivers near Sekumpul can swell; ask locals about conditions before hiking down.

Foreign riders must carry their home licence plus an International Driving Permit covering motorcycles, along with the bike's registration papers (STNK) from the rental. Police checks are fairly common on the main city roads, so always wear your helmet.

Scooters in Singaraja

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Prices

Scooter rental prices in Singaraja.

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 Singaraja

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

Singaraja scooter rental FAQ.

How much is scooter rental in Singaraja?

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

Can a rental in Singaraja deliver to my hotel?

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

Which scooter is best for Singaraja?

Many city streets are one-way — follow the signs and watch for minibuses stopping suddenly.

Can I rent a car in Singaraja?

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

How long is the scooter ride from Singaraja to Sekumpul Waterfall?

About 45 minutes via Sawan, with the road narrowing and climbing at the end. Allow 2–3 hours for the hike and time at the falls.

Should I stay in Singaraja or Lovina?

Lovina has more tourist accommodation and a beach atmosphere, while Singaraja is more local and practical for city errands. They are only about 20 minutes apart, so both are easy to reach by scooter.

Are there historic sights in Singaraja?

Yes, such as the old Buleleng harbour with the Yudha Mandala Tama monument and Gedong Kirtya, which holds a collection of palm-leaf (lontar) manuscripts. Both are a short ride from the city centre.