How to Get from Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) to Jimbaran
Jimbaran lies about 7.9 km south of Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport, on the coast just beyond the airport's southern runway. Depending on traffic and mode, the trip takes roughly 16 minutes by pre-booked car up to around 70 minutes by public bus.
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- Ignore unofficial drivers and touts inside the arrivals hall; use the official airport taxi counter, Grab/Gojek app zone, or a pre-booked transfer.
- Official airport taxis use fixed-price vouchers; confirm the Jimbaran price at the counter before paying and keep cash rupiah, as card acceptance is not guaranteed.
- Grab and Gojek can only pick up from their designated online taxi zones; don't follow drivers who claim they can collect you at the general kerb.
- Trans Metro Dewata buses are cashless only; have a QRIS payment app or e-money card ready, and avoid the bus if you have large luggage because space is very limited.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, Bali has no train or metro system. Use a private transfer, official airport taxi, Grab/Gojek, or the public Trans Metro Dewata bus.
The cheapest option is the Trans Metro Dewata public bus. It costs about €0.40 per person for two fares, but requires a transfer at Kuta and the last leg may need a short walk or local taxi.
By car it takes about 20-30 minutes in normal South Bali traffic, or as little as 16 minutes in light traffic. By public bus with transfers, allow around 70 minutes.
Yes, Grab and Gojek can pick up at DPS, but only from their designated online taxi zones such as the Grab lounge or Gojek pickup point. They cannot stop at the general arrivals kerb.
The official fixed-price taxi counter mainly accepts Indonesian rupiah in cash. Card acceptance is sometimes reported but not guaranteed, so carry enough cash for the fare.
A pre-booked private transfer or official airport taxi is best for families with luggage because both are door-to-door and have enough space for bags. The public bus has very little luggage room.
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