How do I get from Bali airport (Denpasar) to Ubud?
I have heard that you can book a car or taxi and get a good rate, but how to book?
Walking out the door of the airport into the melee of drivers is daunting and I want to know how much to expect to pay etc so as to be able to negotiate properly.
The hotel does not do pickups.
In general the advice I have heard is to use a BlueBird taxi that has a meter. Is this true for a long trip such as to Ubud.
Edit: While in Bali I was recommended to pre-book a taxi from Ubud Taxi to meet you at the airport. Person I spoke to paid 270,000rp.
One would hope that they might have a fare coming down from Ubud.
We had a great holiday. People so friendly and food great.
Best Answer
I went to Bali for vacation last month and stayed at Como Sambala Resort. After searching for taxi to Ubud, I found a local site Bali Transfer offering pre-booked taxi service. I was told that Ubud has 2 price options - one for Ubud center and one for outside Ubud center. As our resort's location was outside Ubud center, the price was 350K/car. On reaching, the driver was waiting for us at the flight information counter with a sign. The ride was easy to find and smooth.
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How much does it cost from Denpasar airport to Ubud?
If you fly into Bali airport (Ngurah Rai International Airport), you can take either a taxi or public bus to Ubud. Taxis have a set rate fare of 19.5\u20ac (300,000 IDR) and take 40 minutes to reach Ubud, while the public bus takes at least 100 minutes but costs just 3.46\u20ac.How do I get to Ubud?
Ubud is located in the middle of Bali, and if you're planning on getting there via flight, you really need to go to the Denpasar Bali Airport, which is located on the southern tip of the island. From there you can either rent a car or take a bus to get to Ubud.How do I get from the airport to my hotel in Bali?
Bali Airport Transfer: How to Get from the Airport to Your HotelDoes Bali use Uber?
Online ride apps \u2013 the likes of GOJEK, Grab, and Blue Bird taxi \u2013 are available in Bali, while Uber has been defunct in South East Asia after being acquired by Grab in early 2018. So the short answer is, yes you can, but not everywhere in Bali. Ride sharing apps have certain areas they are allowed to operate from.Grab Taxi ride from Bali Denpasar International Airport to Ubud center (2017-05-03)
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