A Lovina scooter rental on Jalan Mas Lovina in Anturan with a fleet from the Beat and Scoopy to the Stylo 160, NMAX and XMAX 250. Delivery and return are free in the local area. Insurance isn't included and foreigners need an international driving licence. Its site lists prices in 'K' without stating the currency, so confirm the rupiah price on WhatsApp.
A multi-country scooter company (Bali, Nusa Penida, Lombok and Thailand) with branches in Lovina and at Toyapakeh harbour on Nusa Penida, plus delivery across South Bali and Ubud. Its fleet runs from the Scoopy and Vario to the ADV 160, NMAX, XMAX and Vespa, plus XSR and CRF bikes. Bookings go through its online engine, which shows prices per date. Damage and theft cover is an optional add-on. A car licence does not qualify, even with an IDP.
A small Lovina rental in Banyualit, between Kalibukbuk and Singaraja, renting Scoopy, Fazzio, Vario, Lexi, Grand Filano and NMAX scooters, plus mountain bikes and e-bikes. Delivery and pick-up are free within 2 km, which covers most of the Lovina strip, and IDR 25,000 beyond. The bikes are not insured, and it asks for a copy of your IDP and passport. Prices (as of March 2026) are posted as images on its page.
A Denpasar rental (CV BBDINDOKAYA) in Padangsambian Klod with a young fleet, mostly 2024-2026 bikes, from the Scoopy and Fazzio to the NMAX Turbo, ADV 160 and XMAX 250. It publishes daily, weekly and monthly prices with a three-day minimum. There is no deposit or prepayment. Delivery is free within 4 km and charged beyond that. Open 8am-6pm.
We rank by transparency: how much a shop publishes upfront about prices, delivery and terms. It is not a judgement of bike quality or service.
+2Based in the area (a shop you can visit, not delivery only)
+1Publishes daily prices
+1Publishes weekly prices
+1Publishes monthly prices
+1States free delivery to the area
+1States its insurance terms
+1States its deposit terms
+1Direct WhatsApp contact
Ties are broken by the most recent verification date, then alphabetically. BaliMotoList is run by the team behind two of the motorcycle rentals listed here, Island Roamers Bali and Nomads Garage. They are scored and sorted by exactly the same rules as every other shop.
Prices
What renting costs in Lovina
Too few shops based in Lovina publish prices to give a local range (1 does). Across Bali, the cheapest automatic scooter typically starts at IDR 80,000 a day (from 42 shops). Check each listing above for its own published prices.
"Typical" is the middle published starting price. Automatic scooter = the cheapest bike at each shop. Prices change, so confirm before you book.
Tips
Riding in Lovina
Lovina is a good base for North Bali's waterfalls and lakes, which are easiest to reach by scooter.
Delivery here is usually local. Check the fee if you are staying outside the Kalibukbuk-Anturan strip.
Roads up to the lakes are steep, so pick a bike with enough power for hills, especially riding two-up.
FAQ
Lovina rental questions
How many scooter rental shops are there in Lovina?
We list 3 shops based in Lovina and 1 more that deliver here. Each is a real business checked against its own public pages, most recently in November 2026.
How much does it cost to rent a scooter in Lovina?
Too few shops based in Lovina publish prices to give a local range. Across Bali, the cheapest automatic scooter typically starts at IDR 80,000 a day (range IDR 35,000 to IDR 400,000, from 42 shops that publish prices).
Can I get a scooter delivered in Lovina?
Yes. 3 shops state free delivery to Lovina (1 of them only under conditions, such as a minimum rental length), and 4 deliver here in total. Conditions such as minimum rental length vary, so check each listing.
Do I need a licence to ride a scooter in Bali?
Yes. Indonesian law requires a valid licence to ride. For most visitors that means an International Driving Permit (IDP) that covers motorcycles, carried with your home licence; residents can hold an Indonesian motorcycle licence (SIM C, with higher classes for bikes above 250cc). Police run traffic checks in tourist areas, and travel insurance may not cover an unlicensed rider. Rules can change, so check current requirements before you ride (our licence guide lists the sources).