Nusa Dua is Bali's gated resort district — wide, quiet roads, manicured grounds and calm beaches, a deliberate contrast to the crowds further north. It's more spread out than it looks from inside a resort, and a scooter is the practical way to reach the beach, the boat harbor or the Bukit beyond the enclave. We deliver anywhere in Nusa Dua and set you up with a bike that matches your plans, whether that's the promenade or a trip further into Bali.
Free delivery on rentals of 14 days (2 weeks) or longer · Rp 150,000 flat delivery fee for shorter stays — anywhere in Nusa Dua.
7–14 days: flat delivery fee of Rp 100,000, anywhere in Nusa Dua.
Shorter rentals (under 7 days): flat delivery fee of Rp 150,000, anywhere in Nusa Dua.
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 Nusa Dua
Inside the ITDC resort enclave, roads are wide, quiet and well maintained — genuinely the easiest riding on this list. Traffic picks up mainly where Nusa Dua's main gate meets the road toward Benoa and the rest of Bali, and that stretch can bottleneck around commuting hours.
Which Bike Fits Nusa Dua 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 Nusa Dua Best" above. Inside the enclave a scooter is plenty; longer trips across Bali are more comfortable on an Xmax, V-Strom, or Versys.