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How to Get from Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) to Legian

Legian is about 7.1 km north of Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), just beyond Kuta. The journey takes roughly 15–30 minutes by car, while the public bus plus an onward taxi or walk takes about 45 minutes or more.

✓ Verified Oct 30, 2026 • 7.1 km road distance

Official Airport Taxi (Koptax)

Fixed Fare at Counter
20 mins •On Demand from Arrivals Counter
€8 - €14 (Per Vehicle, Fixed Counter Fare)
Luggage: 2 Pieces Free
How to take it step-by-step:
  1. Follow signs to the official airport taxi counter in arrivals (Koptax).
  2. Tell the counter staff you are going to Legian and pay the fixed fare in rupiah.
  3. Take the voucher and proceed to the taxi queue outside.
  4. Hand the voucher to the driver and confirm the destination before leaving.

Grab or Gojek Ride-Hailing

App-Based
25 mins •On Demand via App
€4 - €7 (Per Vehicle, App Estimate)
Luggage: 2 Pieces Free (Check Car Size)
How to take it step-by-step:
  1. After baggage claim, follow signs to the Grab Lounge / Gojek pick-up zone near the multi-storey car park.
  2. Open the Grab or Gojek app and set your destination to Legian.
  3. Confirm your booking and wait at the designated zone for your car.
  4. Meet the driver at the pickup point; verify the car/plate in the app before boarding.

Trans Metro Dewada (K2B via Kuta)

Cheapest
45 mins •Every 15-20 Mins, Daytime Only
€0.20 (Per Person, Bus Only; Add Short Taxi)
Luggage: Little Luggage Space
How to take it step-by-step:
  1. Exit Arrivals and follow signs towards the Domestic terminal / parking building to the Trans Metro Dewada bus stop.
  2. Board the red Trans Metro Dewada bus on corridor K2B towards Ubung; pay cashless with QRIS or e-money.
  3. Ride about 20–30 minutes and get off at Sentral Parkir Kuta (Kuta area).
  4. From Kuta, Legian is about 2 km north; take a short taxi/Gojek or walk 25–35 minutes.

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⚠️ Important Local Taxi & Arrival Tips

  • Ignore unofficial drivers inside the arrivals hall; use the official airport taxi counter, a booked transfer, or the designated Grab/Gojek zone only.
  • Airport taxis are fixed fare, not metered—confirm the total price at the counter before paying; the driver should not ask for extra except an optional toll road.
  • Trans Metro Dewada buses do not accept cash; you need QRIS or an e-money card. Cash will not work.
  • Ride-hailing fares can surge at peak times, late night, and around Nyepi; check the app price before requesting and never agree to off-app cash offers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a taxi from Bali Airport to Legian?

Official airport taxis are fixed fare; expect roughly €8–14 per car, but check the price at the Koptax counter in arrivals. The ride takes about 15–30 minutes.

What is the cheapest way to get from DPS to Legian?

The Trans Metro Dewada bus costs €0.20 per person but only goes to Kuta; from there you need a short taxi or walk to Legian.

Is there a train from Bali Airport to Legian?

No, Bali has no train or metro. Your options are taxi, ride-hailing, private transfer, or the public bus plus an onward ride.

Can I pay by card for the airport bus or taxi?

The Trans Metro Dewada bus is cashless only (QRIS/e-money). Taxi counters mainly take cash rupiah; card acceptance is not guaranteed, so carry cash.

How long does it take to get from DPS to Legian at night?

At night traffic is lighter, so a taxi or private transfer can take about 15–25 minutes. The public bus stops running around 19:00, so use a car after that.

What is best for a family with luggage?

A pre-booked private transfer is usually best: fixed price, door-to-door, and space for luggage. Taxis also work, but public buses have very little luggage space.