Clifftop surf breaks and beach coves at the southern tip of the Bukit Peninsula. Beaches, villas and cafés are spread far apart on hilly roads, so most visitors rent a scooter, often with a surf rack.
5 based here
+13 deliver here
8 with free delivery (2 with conditions)
5 shops
Rental shops based in Uluwatu
Ranked by transparency: how much each shop publishes upfront. See how we rank below.
A small Bukit rental based in Ungasan that specialises in customised Yamahas: XSR and MT-15 builds with custom bars, LED lights and exhausts, and a WR supermoto, alongside a Yamaha NMAX and a Honda PCX 160. Prices are published per model by the day, week and month. Pickup and delivery to hotels and villas are free across Uluwatu, Padang Padang, Bingin, Dreamland, Balangan, Pecatu, Ungasan, Jimbaran and Nusa Dua. Two helmets and a phone holder are provided, and surf racks are optional.
A small surf-focused rental serving Pecatu and Uluwatu with just two bikes: the Honda Scoopy and the Honda ADV 160, both available with surf racks. Daily prices are published, basic insurance is included, and delivery is free anywhere in the Uluwatu area. There is no deposit on scooters. The site gives no street address, so arrange delivery to your stay.
A Bingin-based rental (run by Jari Bali Rental) on Jalan Pantai Bingin with an unusually wide fleet for the Bukit: scooters, NMAX/PCX/ADV/XMAX maxi-scooters, MT-15 and XSR road bikes, and WR155 and CRF trail bikes, with surfboard racks available. Daily prices are published, but a rental day here is 12 hours. Delivery and return are free in its area. Insurance isn't included and foreigners need an international licence.
A local Uluwatu scooter rental on Jalan Raya Uluwatu with a short fleet of everyday automatics (Scoopy, Vario, Gear, Lexi) plus the NMAX and PCX. Prices start from IDR 80,000 a day for a standard scooter, and weekly and monthly packages are quoted on request. Delivery is free around Ungasan, Uluwatu and Bingin.
An Uluwatu motorbike rental on Jalan Raya Uluwatu in Pecatu, operating since 2017, with 24-hour road assistance. Its site doesn't publish models or prices. It also shows two different phone numbers, so use the booking button on the website and confirm the bike, price and delivery before you pay.
Weekly and monthly motorcycle rental in Canggu, with a small fleet of real geared motorcycles, not scooters: Yamaha WR155 trail bikes, Yamaha MT-25 nakeds and a Kawasaki Z650. Prices are published per model. Delivery is free on weekly and monthly rentals across the South Bali belt and Ubud, but not the whole island. There is no deposit and you keep your passport. There is no insurance, so arrange your own travel cover that includes motorbike riding.
A Kerobokan rental with a broad mixed fleet: scooters and Vespas, maxi-scooters, MT and XSR road bikes, WR155 and KLX230 trail bikes, and Kawasaki ZX-25R and ZX-6R sport bikes. Weekly and monthly starting prices are published for the whole period, with a three-day minimum. Delivery and pick-up are free in all ten areas it serves. It asks for a home motorcycle licence plus an IDP covering category A.
A Sanur scooter rental on Jalan Batur Sari with a full range from the Scoopy and Fazzio to the NMAX, PCX, ADV and XMAX. It publishes a fixed daily, weekly and monthly price for every model, so you can see the real cost of a long stay upfront. Delivery and pick-up are free within Sanur and charged elsewhere. There is no deposit, and insurance is not included.
An Ubud scooter and car rental with its main office on Jalan Jembawan in Padang Tegal. It rents Scoopy, Vario and Lexi scooters plus NMAX and XMAX maxi-scooters. Daily and monthly prices are published, insurance is included on every bike, and there is no deposit. Delivery in Ubud is free. It can also drop a bike in South Bali or Uluwatu for a set fee, which helps if you start your trip elsewhere.
One operator behind two brands, Iron Rent and Soul Motorcycles, with a Kerobokan base and an unusually wide range. It runs from Scoopy and NMAX scooters through KLX trail bikes to 250cc-650cc road bikes and superbikes. Per-day rates are tiered by rental length and published per model, but its two sites quote different figures, so confirm your price. Insurance is an optional add-on, and an IDP with a motorcycle endorsement is required.
A Denpasar rental (CV BBDINDOKAYA) in Padangsambian Klod with a young fleet, mostly 2024-2026 bikes, from the Scoopy and Fazzio to the NMAX Turbo, ADV 160 and XMAX 250. It publishes daily, weekly and monthly prices with a three-day minimum. There is no deposit or prepayment. Delivery is free within 4 km and charged beyond that. Open 8am-6pm.
A Seminyak-based rental company that also does cars and drivers, with a scooter line from the Fazzio and Scoopy to the NMAX, PCX, ADV and XMAX, plus a geared XSR. Daily and monthly prices are published, there is no deposit, and full insurance (scratches, accident damage, theft) is available as an option. Delivery is free in its Seminyak zone during the day. Further out it is free only on bookings of more than a week.
The Bali branch of an Indonesian rental chain, on Sunset Road in Seminyak, with an Indonesian-language site. It has scooters from the Beat and Scoopy to the PCX 160, plus Vespas, and publishes daily, weekly and monthly prices. There is no down payment, and airport handover costs IDR 30,000. It states you can rent without a licence, but you still need a valid licence to ride legally.
A Sunset Road rental focused on newer Yamaha and Honda automatics, including 2026 Vario 125s and NMAX Neos. Daily prices are published, and free delivery covers your registered hotel or villa from Canggu to Uluwatu, Sanur and Ubud. Damage or theft cover is sold as a separate package per order. There is no deposit if you pay in person.
A Denpasar-based delivery rental (Jalan Nakula, Pemecutan Klod) that says it delivers across Bali (its terms add that a fee may apply to remote locations), with optional damage and theft cover. The fleet runs from the Scoopy and Fazzio to the Aerox, NMAX Neo and XMAX 250. Prices are tiered: the per-day rate halves on 30+ day rentals. Its pages disagree on prices and on whether a deposit is needed, so get both confirmed in writing. A valid licence with motorbike category is required.
A multi-country scooter company (Bali, Nusa Penida, Lombok and Thailand) with branches in Lovina and at Toyapakeh harbour on Nusa Penida, plus delivery across South Bali and Ubud. Its fleet runs from the Scoopy and Vario to the ADV 160, NMAX, XMAX and Vespa, plus XSR and CRF bikes. Bookings go through its online engine, which shows prices per date. Damage and theft cover is an optional add-on. A car licence does not qualify, even with an IDP.
Jal Scooter Rental (online as Jimbaran Scooter) on the Bypass in Jimbaran. It rents automatics from the Genio and Scoopy to the Vario 160, PCX, ADV, NMAX and XMAX, with daily, weekly and monthly prices published for each. It delivers around Jimbaran, Nusa Dua and Uluwatu. The site lists different WhatsApp numbers for different bikes, so confirm the right contact on the website.
A Benoa-based scooter rental whose fleet runs from the Yamaha Fazzio, Grand Filano and Honda Scoopy to the Lexi, NMAX, ADV 160 and XMAX 250, many listed as 2025 models. It publishes per-day rates that fall with rental length, with a minimum of three days and a IDR 500K refundable deposit. Delivery to your registered hotel is free around the airport, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Kuta and Seminyak, with set fees for Ubud, Canggu, Uluwatu and Sanur.
We rank by transparency: how much a shop publishes upfront about prices, delivery and terms. It is not a judgement of bike quality or service.
+2Based in the area (a shop you can visit, not delivery only)
+1Publishes daily prices
+1Publishes weekly prices
+1Publishes monthly prices
+1States free delivery to the area
+1States its insurance terms
+1States its deposit terms
+1Direct WhatsApp contact
Ties are broken by the most recent verification date, then alphabetically. BaliMotoList is run by the team behind two of the motorcycle rentals listed here, Island Roamers Bali and Nomads Garage. They are scored and sorted by exactly the same rules as every other shop.
Prices
What renting costs in Uluwatu
Too few shops based in Uluwatu publish prices to give a local range (2 do). Across Bali, the cheapest automatic scooter typically starts at IDR 80,000 a day (from 42 shops). Check each listing above for its own published prices.
"Typical" is the middle published starting price. Automatic scooter = the cheapest bike at each shop. Prices change, so confirm before you book.
Tips
Riding in Uluwatu
Beaches, villas and cafés on the Bukit are far apart and the roads are hilly, so choose a scooter with enough power for two if you are sharing.
Surfers: ask for a surf rack when you book. Some Uluwatu shops list them.
Free delivery offers are usually limited to the Uluwatu area itself, so check the fee if you are staying in Jimbaran or Nusa Dua.
FAQ
Uluwatu rental questions
How many scooter rental shops are there in Uluwatu?
We list 5 shops based in Uluwatu and 13 more that deliver here. Each is a real business checked against its own public pages, most recently in November 2026.
How much does it cost to rent a scooter in Uluwatu?
Too few shops based in Uluwatu publish prices to give a local range. Across Bali, the cheapest automatic scooter typically starts at IDR 80,000 a day (range IDR 35,000 to IDR 400,000, from 42 shops that publish prices).
Can I get a scooter delivered in Uluwatu?
Yes. 8 shops state free delivery to Uluwatu (2 of them only under conditions, such as a minimum rental length), and 16 deliver here in total. Conditions such as minimum rental length vary, so check each listing.
Do I need a licence to ride a scooter in Bali?
Yes. Indonesian law requires a valid licence to ride. For most visitors that means an International Driving Permit (IDP) that covers motorcycles, carried with your home licence; residents can hold an Indonesian motorcycle licence (SIM C, with higher classes for bikes above 250cc). Police run traffic checks in tourist areas, and travel insurance may not cover an unlicensed rider. Rules can change, so check current requirements before you ride (our licence guide lists the sources).
