Car rental prices at Bali Airport

For October 2026, a typical car at Bali Airport costs around $35 a day for a Mini such as a Toyota Agya, booked about a month ahead. An Economy car like a Kia Stonic is also $35 a day, while an Intermediate like a Toyota Avanza runs to $51 a day. Booking in the last 2 weeks barely moves the price, staying around $35 a day across the year. Over the year, prices swing from $34 a day for an Economy car in February 2027 to $57 a day for an Intermediate in March 2027. The price checker prices your exact dates.

At Bali Airport the price barely shifts with when you book: a Mini is around $35 a day whether you book 9 months ahead or 2 weeks before your trip. With so few companies quoting, the price depends on who has a car ready rather than how early you reserve. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for, 48% of bookings on our sites happen within 2 weeks of travel. For October 2026, rates stay steady, though March 2027 peaks at $57 a day compared to $34 in February 2027.

Eazy is the cheapest supplier for a Mini car at Bali Airport, averaging $34 a day over the last 12 months from 1,030 prices. Ks Tours averages $36 a day for the same class. Both companies keep desks at the airport terminal and accept debit cards for deposits. Neither company currently has enough recent customer reviews to show an overall rating 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.

Neither supplier at Bali Airport currently has enough customer reviews to qualify for a reliability score. Eazy has a typical desk wait of 10 minutes and averages $34 a day for a Mini car. Ks Tours averages $36 a day across the last 12 months. With no review scores on record, compare the deposit amount and fuel rules shown on each quote.

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

At Bali Airport, security deposits range from around $57 with Eazy to $497 with Europcar. Two of the four desks accept debit cards for the deposit, while two are credit-card-only. Both desks with everyday availability take debit cards, but you should filter for debit cards before comparing prices to be certain. Any extra fees charged at the desk are listed beside each car quote.

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

The biggest catch at Bali Airport is payment terms, as two of the four desk options do not accept debit cards for deposits. If you do not carry a credit card in the lead driver's name, you will be turned away at those counters. With swarming scooters filling every gap on narrow roads, picking an oversized vehicle simply makes threading through traffic harder. All four desks sit directly at the airport, so you will not need to wait for an off-site shuttle.

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 like a Toyota Agya at Bali Airport, which seats 4 and takes 2 bags, costing around $35 a day in October 2026. A smaller frame makes weaving through congested town roads and tight parking spots much easier. If you need more passenger room, an Economy car like a Kia Stonic seats 5 with 2 bags for the same $35 a day, or an Intermediate Toyota Avanza seats 5 with 5 bags at $51 a day. Every quote at this airport is automatic, so you do not need to pay extra to avoid a manual gearbox.