Car hire prices at Bali Airport

Bali Airport car hire starts at £26 a day in October 2026 for a Mini such as a Toyota Agya, booked about a month ahead. An Economy car like a Kia Stonic is £26 a day, while a Compact car like a Toyota Raize costs £28. Prices in the last 2 weeks stay flat at £26 a day across the year, with February 2027 the cheapest at £25 and March 2027 the dearest at £42. The price checker prices your exact dates.

Bali Airport prices stay flat regardless of when you book, holding at £26 a day for a Mini car whether you reserve 9 months or 2 weeks ahead. Prices across the year move by just £1 between months, so booking early changes little. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for, 64% of bookings on our sites are made within 1 month of travel. Book whenever your dates are fixed.

Eazy is the cheapest supplier at Bali Airport for a Mini, quoting £25 a day on average over the last 12 months from 1,030 prices. Ks Tours averages £27 a day for the same class. Both have desks at the airport and accept debit cards. Neither supplier currently has enough recent customer reviews for an overall score.

The cheapest company can cost you a longer queue or a bigger deposit, so check the review score and desk wait beside each car in the results before you book.

None of the car hire suppliers at Bali Airport currently has the 30 recent customer reviews needed to show an overall trust score. Desks for both active rental brands are located directly at the terminal, keeping collections straightforward. Eazy, the cheaper supplier at £25 a day, records an average desk wait of 10 minutes. With scores absent, focus on card rules and deposit amounts when picking your provider.

Review scores are CarTrawler customers' own, from the last five months; the score and the desk wait sit beside each car in the results.

Security deposits at Bali Airport range from £42 to £369, with 2 of the 4 counters accepting a debit card. Eazy holds a typical deposit of £42 and Ks Tours holds £74, and both counters take debit cards. The other 2 counters require a credit card in the lead driver's name. Filter for debit card acceptance on the price checker before comparing offers, and note any optional extras listed under each vehicle.

If you bring your own child seat, check your airline's rules first: most carry one free, some charge.

Bali Airport has 2 of its 4 rental counters refusing debit cards entirely, while 2 counters make you return the car on empty. If you bring a debit card, desks like Europcar and Trac Astra will turn you away at the terminal. When returning a car on empty, you are paying upfront for fuel you will spend half your trip trying not to waste in dense island traffic. All desks sit directly in the terminal, so you avoid shuttle buses.

Only 21% of prices at Bali Airport are full tank out, full tank back, so read the fuel line under the car before you book.

Pick a Mini at Bali Airport, such as a Toyota Agya, for £26 a day in October 2026; it seats 4 with room for 2 bags and threads easily through slow traffic. Stepping up to a Compact like a Toyota Raize costs £28 a day, which seats 5 but still holds only 2 bags. 100% of cars offered are automatic, so there is no extra charge to avoid shifting gears manually. Electric cars make up 10% of what is offered, so you can secure a battery vehicle if you reserve ahead.