15 سبتمبر, 2025
📱 Bali Transport Apps (Grab Bali / Gojek)
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📱 Bali Transport Apps (Grab Bali / Gojek)

Grab bali & Gojek in Bali – Prices, Areas, Tips & Download Links | Tripmoo
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Grab & Gojek Ride-hailing in Bali

Bali Travel | Transport Apps

📱 Grab & Gojek in Bali – Transport Apps Guide

🚖 Cheapest option for short city rides 📍 Best coverage in South Bali 👨‍👩‍👧 Perfect with private drivers & scooters

Besides private drivers and scooters, ride-hailing apps like Grab and Gojek are the most flexible way to move around Bali. They work like Uber and are available in most tourist areas, especially in South Bali. This guide explains prices, coverage, and how to use them safely.

Download Grab and Gojek before you land in Bali so you’re ready to order a ride as soon as you have internet 👇

🚖 Grab – Google Play 🍏 Grab – App Store 🛵 Gojek – Google Play 🍏 Gojek – App Store

You can also create your account using your phone number once you arrive in Indonesia.

📱 Bali Transport Apps (Grab bali / Gojek)

Ride-hailing • Budget-friendly

Apart from private drivers and scooter rentals, Grab and Gojek are the cheapest and most flexible way to move around Bali. Both apps work like Uber: you set your pickup and drop-off, see a price estimate, and pay in cash or card/e-wallet.

🔗 Official Download Links

💵 Estimated Prices

  • Short trip (3–5 km): about $1.5–$3.
  • Airport → Seminyak: around $8–$12.
  • Seminyak → Ubud: roughly $15–$25 (depending on traffic and surge pricing).

Prices change with demand, time of day and traffic, but they are usually cheaper than taxis for short rides.

⚖️ Grab bali vs. Gojek – Which One?

  • Grab: widely used across Asia, more car options, often better English/multilingual support.
  • Gojek: local Indonesian super app, sometimes cheaper, and offers food delivery and courier services.
  • Both accept cash, card and e-wallet payments (depending on your setup).

🧭 Availability in Bali

  • Widely available in South Bali – Kuta, Seminyak, Legian, Canggu, Jimbaran and Nusa Dua.
  • Limited in Ubud – sometimes there are fewer drivers; many travellers use private drivers instead for full days.
  • Not officially allowed at some airports and hotels — you might need to walk a few minutes to a public pickup point outside the restricted area.

💡 Usage Tips for Grab & Gojek

  • Use cash payment if your card or e-wallet doesn’t work immediately.
  • Set the pickup pin accurately (entrance, hotel lobby, or a clear landmark) to avoid delays.
  • Double-check the driver’s plate number and name before getting in.
  • For long trips (e.g. Seminyak ↔ Ubud), compare the price and comfort with a full-day private driver.
  • Always wear a seatbelt (car) or helmet (bike) and keep valuables out of sight.

❓ Grab & Gojek in Bali – FAQs

Are Grab and Gojek available in Bali?
Yes. Both apps work well across South Bali (Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Nusa Dua) and partly in Ubud. However, they may not be officially allowed to pick up directly at airports and some hotels, so you might need to walk to a nearby pickup point.
How much does a Grab or Gojek ride cost in Bali?
Short rides of 3–5 km usually cost around $1.5–$3. An airport–Seminyak ride is typically $8–$12. Longer rides like Seminyak–Ubud are often in the $15–$25 range.
Which is better in Bali, Grab or Gojek?
Grab is more international with wider car options and stronger language support. Gojek is more local, often slightly cheaper, and includes extra services like food delivery and courier. Most visitors keep both apps installed and use whichever is cheaper or faster at the moment.
Last updated: September 2025 – This Grab & Gojek guide in Bali was written by Tripmoo to help travellers choose the best mix of apps, private drivers and scooters for their itinerary.
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