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Bali’s rainy season can still be an excellent time to travel. Roads are quieter at times, landscapes look greener, and many days still have long dry windows. The key is understanding how quickly conditions can change and adjusting your riding or driving habits accordingly...

If Bali is on your 2026 travel list, you’re probably picturing Canggu sunsets, rice fields around Ubud, beach days in Uluwatu and late-night warungs with friends. But there’s one very practical question behind all of that...

If you’re searching for the perfect touring motorcycle in Bali, look no further than the Kawasaki Versys-X 250. This versatile adventure bike combines comfort, agility, and all-terrain capability—making it a favorite among thrill-seekers and long-distance riders...

Explore the most popular bikes for rent in Bali: Yamaha NMAX, XMAX, XSR, Honda PCX, ADV, Scoopy, Kawasaki Versys, KLX, Suzuki V-Strom, Honda CB150X. Discover which model fits your trip and book your perfect ride! Are you planning a Bali bike rental for your upcoming adventure? Here’s our expert review

Bali scooter rental is one of the most convenient, fast, and affordable ways to explore the island. Most travelers choose to rent a motorbike in Bali to visit beaches, waterfalls, temples, and hidden gems far from the tourist crowds. But if you’ve never experienced scooter hire in Bali, you might wonder

The road from Canggu to Amed is like an express course in Bali — not in a classroom, but in the saddle of a motorbike, with the wind in your face and salt-streaked sweat on your back. And here’s why it’s a must-do if you came here for more than glossy cafés and turquoise pools...

The Ride is Fun — But the Helmet is a Must. Exploring Bali on a scooter is pure joy. The open roads, the smell of the ocean, the rice fields flying by… It’s freedom in its best form. But while you're enjoying the ride, please remember one thing: wear your helmet — and fasten it properly — every single time

The Magic of a Vespa Ride. Evenings in Bali are something else. The warm breeze, the golden glow of sunset, the scent of spices in the air — and the soft hum of scooters gliding through palm-lined streets. Some are headed to dinner by the ocean, others to a music night or just out for a ride. And if you’re doing it on a Vespa, you’re doing it right.

In Bali, the road isn't just a way to get from point A to point B. It’s a flow. It’s the wind carrying scents of salt, incense, and fried bananas. It’s palms leaning over roadsides and smiles from strangers you feel...