Bali Driver and Car Hire

Our drivers will come pick you up anywhere in Bali. If you are outside of Denpasar/Ubud/Cenggu/Nusa Dua/Senur extra charges may apply. If you have any doubts about your location, contact us and we will get you the best suited driver and rate.

Your driver will be like a guide. The drivers have a very good understanding of the island and will be able to take you around the most iconic of sights and the most off the beaten path nooks.

There is no need to train up. Just sit back and enjoy the ride!

"> Some of the areas you may want to explore with a car and driver: East Bali Route: -Lempuyang tample - one of the most sacred and ancient Hindu temples lies on the foothills of Mount Lempuyang, about 600 meters above sea level; recently it has become well known for it's iconic gates (Gateway to Heaven) thanks to Instagram. -Tirta Gangga Water Palace - literal meaning of 'titra gangga' is 'water of the Ganges', the most sacred river for the Hindus. This place is an amazing maze of pools and fountains surrounded by beautiful gardens and ornately carved statues. -Tukad Cepung Waterfall - this one takes a bit of a journey to get there - wading through a knee deep river and brave a cave like environment, but once you get there it won't diappoint you. If you are lucky to see the sun rays emerge through the think three canopy it will make the path to get there worth it. -Tirta Empul Temple - one of the holiest temples in Bali is dedicated to Vishnu the god of water. It is still actively used by the Balinese for many ritual and celebrations. It is well known for the holy water spring that worshippers bath in the bathing structure part of the temple. -Gunung Kawi Temple - this 11th century temple is perhaps one of the most unique ones with it's massive 7 meter high sheltered niches carved out of a cliff face. Bedugul Route: -Monkey Forest Sanctuary - home to some 800 long tailed macac monkeys, the forest also houses a few Hindu temples that are worth a visit. -Taman Ayun Temple - another iconic garden and temple complex; perhaps the most memorable part is the lotus filled pools that surround the temple. -Tegalalang rice terrace - a trip to Bali is not complete with out a view of these emerald green, perfectly manicured rice terraces -Ulun Danu Temple  - located on the shore of Lake Bratan, appearing as if it is floating in the lake, and in the mountains of near Bedugul this is a major Shiavite water temple. -Tanah Lot Temple - the name means "land in the sea" and in fact the temple does look as if it is floating away in the sea - perched on a cliff rock off the shore of south Bali.