Getting Around
Bali can be a challenge to navigate, as the aging infrastructure struggles to support rapid development. Road rules are practically non-existent, and traffic can be chaotic with frequent jams in Denpasar and other major centres. Renting a motorbike is an adventurous way to see the island, though this is only recommended for very experienced drivers. Cars are available for hire with a driver, which can be the most stress-free way to get around.
There is limited bus service in Bali, and this can be an inexpensive option for travellers who are willing to be very patient. Shared minivans (bemo's) are available, though metered taxis are much more common in Denpasar and southern Bali. Travellers can arrange transport through ride-sharing apps (Uber, Grab etc), but drivers are not allowed to collect them in certain areas, such as temples or some beaches.
Airports
Bali International Airport
The airport is situated eight miles (13km) southwest of Denpasar and one and a half miles (2.5km) south of Kuta.