There and many ways of getting around Bali whether for holiday or business purposes such as hiring a chauffeur driven car, hiring your own car or renting a motorbike or scooter.

It is advisable to have an international driver’s license when driving a motor vehicle in Bali because if you are pulled over by the police, you will incur a small fine.

Patience is a key importance when driving on the roads in Bali, with many streets being one way and very narrow, and the streets sometimes heavily populated, getting around can sometimes take longer than expected.

Occasionally ceremonies can occupy the roads so if you find yourself tailing a procession, just sit back and enjoy the show.

It is not unusual to see cars and bikes driving on the wrong side of the road to overtake, or swerving into your lane without indicating.

Beeping you horn when overtaking someone or taking a blind turn or curve is a good measure for safety.

When you hire a car or rent a bike in Bali, it is highly recommended to take up insurance with the company you are dealing with because general travel insurance does not cover any mishaps that may happen whilst out of the road.

Motorbikes and Scooters are the most popular means of hire transport in Bali, due how little they cost to hire and run, and with the narrow streets, it makes parking a lot easier!

There are many rentals shops available however most of them are located in the tourist areas such as Kuta, Legian and Seminyak.

Most bikes cost only a few dollars per day but the longer you hire the bike, the cheaper you will get it.

If you wish to hire a car in Bali, rates will depends on the type of vehicle you choose as well as the year and condition. Many various types are available such as mini jeeps, family van or mini-buses.

Hiring a chauffeur driven car makes getting around Bali a breeze with most drivers speaking very good English and already knowing all of the streets and locations, you will have no problem getting where you want you go.