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e.g. Toyota Agya
11 Days from 21.02 - 03.03.2025
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Small, agile and economical - that's all it takes!
e.g. Kia Stonic
11 Days from 21.02 - 03.03.2025
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e.g. Toyota Agya
11 Days from 21.02 - 03.03.2025
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Currency: Indonesia uses Indonesian Rupiah, not Pound Sterling. Worry not, ATMs and money changers are common in Denpasar.
Climate: Warm all year round, Denpasar invites Brits to escape the cold. Remember light and airy clothing!
Electricity: British appliances work without an adapter as Indonesia uses Type G plug, the same as the UK.
Car Hire and Travel Information
Driving:
- In Bali, you drive on the left side of the road - same as in Britain.
- The local traffic can be chaotic. Stay patient!
- Paper International Driving Permit (IDP) is required. Get it in the UK before departure.
Recommendation for Car Class:
In the narrow streets of Denpasar, compact cars are the most convenient for easy manoeuvring and parking.
Adventures Beyond Denpasar with your Rental Car
When in Bali, make sure to take advantage of your mobility with a rental car and explore beyond Denpasar:
- Ubud: Known for terraced rice fields, Ubud is a 1.5-hour drive from Denpasar.
- Seminyak: A beach town with luxurious resorts is only a 30-minute drive away.
- Kuta: Famous for its beach and nightlife, it's about a 40 minutes' drive.
Essential Attractions in Denpasar
- Bajra Sandhi Monument: A monument depicting Balinese struggle through history.
- Bali Provincial Public Museum: The oldest museum in Bali with more than 10,000 exhibits.
- Sanur Beach: Known for being child-friendly with calm waters and soft sand.
Parking Guide in Denpasar
Parking can be a bit of a challenge in Denpasar. Off-street parking and hotel parking are generally frequented by tourists.
Driving Rules
- The maximum speed limit for urban areas in Denpasar is 40km/h-60km/h, slightly slower than typical UK urban areas.
- Seatbelts must be worn at all times.
- Be aware of motorbikes! They are everywhere and can appear from any direction.
In Bali, your rental car is more than a way to get from point A to B - it's part of your adventure. Happy travelling!