🚗 Getting Around

Taxis and ride apps like Grab are common, but traffic can be slow in popular areas. Scooter rentals are the most flexible option (about €6–10 per day), but only if you’re comfortable driving. Short car rides usually cost €3–8. For longer distances between towns, private drivers are affordable and convenient.

🏨 Where to Stay

Budget hostels in Canggu, Ubud, or Kuta start around €8–18 per night. Mid-range hotels and guesthouses average €30–60. Villas and Airbnb options are very popular, often €40–120 depending on location and amenities. Luxury stays in Seminyak, Ubud jungle resorts, or cliffside Uluwatu typically begin around €180+.

🍽️ Where to Eat

Local warungs serve great meals for €2–5. Trendy cafés in Canggu and Seminyak cost €6–12 per dish. Mid-range restaurants usually fall between €12–25. Beach clubs and fine dining in Uluwatu or Seminyak often start around €40+ per person.

🎟️ Things to Do

Many highlights are inexpensive: temples like Ulun Danu Beratan or Tirta Empul have small entry fees (€1–3). Sacred Monkey Forest: about €5. Rice terrace access in Tegallalang: €1–2. Popular waterfalls (Kanto Lampo, Tegenungan) charge similar amounts. Beach clubs are free to enter but usually require a minimum spend (€15–30). Day tours to volcano viewpoints or Nusa Penida start around €40–60.

☀️ Quick Tips

Expect heat and humidity; carry water. Traffic is heavy in the south—plan extra time. Respect temple dress codes (sarongs are often provided). ATMs are widely available. For scooters, always wear a helmet and check rental insurance.