Monthly Scooter Rental in Bali: Complete Guide 2026
Monthly scooter rental is the most cost-effective way to get around Bali for digital nomads, long-stay tourists and expats. You save 30–50% vs daily rates and get the same bike for the entire stay.
Monthly scooter rental prices in Bali 2026
Monthly rates in Bali range from about 800,000 IDR to 2,200,000 IDR for a Honda ADV 160. A new Honda Scoopy (2025-2026) is about 1,300,000-1,600,000 IDR a month, around 1,000,000 IDR a week or 110,000-170,000 IDR a day. Most digital nomads opt for the Honda PCX or Yamaha NMAX in the 1,100,000–1,800,000 IDR/month range.
All prices in IDR. 1k = 1,000 IDR.
From our experience
Prices depend on the owner more than on the season. Sometimes an owner needs to cover a loan payment and rents the bike out cheaper. Most owners also deliver monthly rentals for free, so it pays to compare a few offers before you commit.
What's included in monthly rental?
Standard monthly rental in Bali typically includes:
- ✓ The scooter for the full rental period
- ✓ One helmet (sometimes two)
- ✓ Registration document (STNK) - needed if police stop you
- ✓ Basic breakdown support (punctures, battery)
- ✓ Delivery to your villa and pickup at the end - most owners do this for free on monthly rentals
Not typically included:
- ✗ Fuel (you pay for petrol)
- ✗ Insurance
- ✗ Deposit (usually 500,000–1,500,000 IDR, refundable)
Best scooters for monthly rental in Bali
For long-term rentals, reliability matters more than for a short holiday. The bikes most digital nomads and long-stay visitors choose:
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Yamaha NMAX 155 - Browse listings
Most popular for monthly rentals. Reliable, comfortable for daily use, easy to service anywhere in Bali. Best all-rounder for digital nomads.
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Honda PCX 150 - Browse listings
Large 8.1L fuel tank means less frequent stops. Honda reliability is legendary. Slightly cheaper monthly rate than NMAX.
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Honda Scoopy 110 - Browse listings
Best budget option for solo riders in one area. Low monthly rate, very fuel-efficient. Not ideal for long trips or carrying a passenger.
Tips for monthly rental in Bali
- Book before you arrive. Good monthly bikes get reserved fast, especially in peak season (July–August, December).
- Negotiate for 2+ months. Owners often reduce the rate by 10–15% for longer commitments.
- Agree on service. For monthly rental, confirm who pays for routine servicing (oil change etc.) - usually the owner covers this.
- Get a WhatsApp number. For anything that needs attention fast - breakdown, questions about registration.
- Take photos on delivery. Document existing scratches so there's no dispute on return.
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