Jimbaran is Bali's classic sunset-seafood bay — a curved beach lined with grilled-fish warungs, sitting between the airport and the Bukit cliffs. It's quieter and more spread out than the busier south, with the GWK cultural park and Bukit access roads nearby. We deliver anywhere in Jimbaran and set you up with a bike that matches how far you plan to ride toward the Bukit or the airport.
Free delivery on rentals of 14 days (2 weeks) or longer · Rp 150,000 flat delivery fee for shorter stays — anywhere in Jimbaran.
7–14 days: flat delivery fee of Rp 100,000, anywhere in Jimbaran.
Shorter rentals (under 7 days): flat delivery fee of Rp 150,000, anywhere in Jimbaran.
Delivery time and exact meeting point confirmed by WhatsApp after booking.
We can deliver at almost any time — evening and night deliveries outside regular hours are available for an extra fee and must be arranged in advance.
Prices above are approximate — please confirm the exact delivery cost for your dates and timing with our team.
Getting Around Jimbaran
Jimbaran itself is fairly relaxed compared to the south's surf hubs, with the bay road and the GWK access road as the main arteries — traffic builds mainly around sunset when the seafood warungs fill up. A scooter is the easy way to move along the bay or up toward GWK and the Bukit without hunting for parking.
Which Bike Fits Jimbaran Best
City riding (cafés, shops, short local hops): a Honda PCX 160 or Yamaha Nmax 155 — fully automatic, easy to park, plenty for flat local roads.
Hills / light adventure riding: a Honda ADV 160 — higher ground clearance, still automatic, more confident on inclines than a city scooter.
Long day trips across Bali: a Yamaha Xmax 250 — bigger engine, more stable at highway speed, comfortable over longer distances.
Passenger + luggage / multi-day touring: a Suzuki V-Strom 250 or Kawasaki Versys — manual touring bikes built for two-up riding with gear, best for riders with more experience.
Depends on your plans — see "Which Bike Fits Jimbaran Best" above. For the bay itself a scooter is plenty; heading up toward the Bukit or GWK is easier with more power.