Indonesia · SCOOTER RENTALS
The 5 best scooter rentals tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Private electric scooter lessons in Canggu help you learn balance, turns, and confidence on quiet streets, with an instructor in your ear.
“Very good teachers and patient. Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting to learn to ride the boys are legends!”
Learn scooter basics in Seminyak and Canggu with calm, step-by-step coaching, bike warmups, and local street rules for Bali traffic.
“We were learning how to ride scooters in preparation for a long trip. They guys communicated clearly, were supportive and fun to learn from. I felt confident in my ability to ride in Bali by the end of the lesson.”
Private 2-hour scooter lesson in Kuta with pickup, patient coaching, and defensive riding practice for Bali traffic, ending back at your start.
“Iqbal was my instructor, he was very patient and explained everything from how to start the engine to how to go through intersections in Bali. If it's your first time driving in a country with this much traffic or first time driving on a scooter it's definietly a must do lesson”
2-hour Canggu scooter lesson with an English instructor, free pickup, helmet and protectors. Learn Bali basics safely for $30.
“Ik heb echt vol zelfvertrouwen leren rijden op een scooter! Vanalles geleerd en met veel geduld, ontzettend leuk!”
8-hour Bali scooter tour with a guide, photo shooter, and hotel pickup. Ride rice terraces, temples, and waterfalls for $34.
“I recently went on a scooter trip in Bali and had an incredible experience! I customized the itinerary to visit some of the island’s most beautiful spots, including Alas Harum, Cretya, the stunning Tegalalang rice fields, and the breathtaking Kanto Lampo waterfall. My guide was great - kind, polite, and very attentive. He checked in with me multiple times to make sure I was comfortable, drove very safely, and captured amazing photos of me at each stop. Not only that, but he shared fascinating insights about Balinese culture and daily life, which added a meaningful touch to the journey. Every part of the trip was a pleasure, and I highly…”
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