Airport Transfer to The St. Regis Nusa Dua, Bali
A private airport transfer from Bali Airport (DPS) to The St. Regis Bali Resort in Nusa Dua is a fixed Rp 1,793,000 (US$110) for up to four passengers — about 30–55 minutes over 13 km via the Bali Mandara toll road, with the nameboard meet & greet and tolls included. Your chauffeur waits at arrivals and drops you at the resort’s arrival pavilion inside the gated Nusa Dua enclave. For a fixed-price private car to The St. Regis, Rp 1,793,000 is a fair rate.
- Distance: 13 km — Nusa Dua zone
- Drive time: 30–55 minutes via the Bali Mandara toll road
- Fare: from Rp 1,793,000 (US$110), fixed before you land
- Included: nameboard meet & greet, flight tracking, tolls & parking, AC vehicle, bottled water
Fixed Fares: DPS Airport to The St. Regis Nusa Dua
One quoted rate per vehicle, agreed before pickup and unchanged by traffic, tolls, or time of day. Every fare includes the airport toll and parking, an air-conditioned car, bottled water, and the nameboard meet at the arrivals exit.
| Vehicle | Passengers | One-way fare |
|---|---|---|
| Toyota Innova or similar | up to 4 | Rp 1,793,000 (US$110) |
| Hyundai Staria | up to 6 | Rp 2,527,000 (US$155) |
| Toyota Alphard | up to 5 | Rp 3,505,000 (US$215) |
| Denza D9 — Electric Luxury MPV | up to 6 | Rp 4,075,000 (US$250) |
| Mercedes V-Class | up to 6 | Rp 4,483,000 (US$275) |
| Mercedes S-Class / BMW 7 | up to 3 | Rp 6,276,000 (US$385) |
How the fare compares. An airport taxi-counter car to Nusa Dua runs roughly Rp 250,000–400,000, and an official Grab picked up from the airport ride-hail lounge is around Rp 150,000–250,000 — both cheaper on paper. Neither, though, includes a chauffeur waiting inside the terminal with your name, a guaranteed premium vehicle, or a rate locked before you land. For an arrival at a resort of this level, the fixed private fare buys a landing with no meter, no queue negotiation, and no surprise at the gate.
Add the return leg in the same chat for 5% off the combined fare. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours ahead; pickups between 22:00 and 05:00 add $5, card payment adds 3%, and one extra stop is $10. The island-wide transfer price list shows every zone, or move straight to online booking.
The Nusa Dua Route — Over the Water to Lot S6
The fastest way from DPS to The St. Regis is the Bali Mandara toll road, the elevated causeway that runs across Benoa Bay. From the terminal your driver joins the toll at Ngurah Rai, crosses the water past the mangroves, and exits at Nusa Dua — a clean 13 km that skips the surface traffic of Kuta and Jimbaran entirely. Outside the 16:00–19:00 peak the drive sits near the lower end of the 30–55 minute window; a late-afternoon arrival can stretch it toward the top.

The St. Regis Bali sits at Lot S6 inside the gated Nusa Dua tourism enclave managed by ITDC, so the resort is reached through a single controlled entrance rather than off a public street. Beyond the gate the property opens onto its landmark saltwater lagoon and a private stretch of Nusa Dua’s white-sand beach — the reason many guests choose this quiet, manicured corner of the island over the busier west coast. Our drivers know the enclave and the S6 turn-off, so there is no circling for the address after a long flight.
Inside the Gate: Drop-off and the Trip Home
At the Nusa Dua main gate the car passes the standard ITDC security check — a brief vehicle inspection that every car entering the enclave goes through — before continuing to The St. Regis arrival pavilion. Drop-off is at the resort porte-cochère, where the butler team meets the car; from there you are walked straight to check-in while your luggage follows. Because the fare is fixed in your confirmation, there is nothing to settle with the driver at the door.
For the journey back to the airport, we suggest leaving The St. Regis three hours before an international departure: up to an hour for the toll-road drive with a margin, and the balance for check-in and immigration, which peaks between 17:00 and 23:00. Your driver confirms the pickup the evening before and again when he is waiting at the lobby. If you would rather book the outbound and return together, the Nusa Dua to Bali Airport guide covers departure timing in the other direction.
Which Car for The St. Regis — and When to Add Fast-Track
A couple or a pair of travellers rides comfortably in the Toyota Innova at the fixed Rp 1,793,000. Families and guests with a full set of cases have more room in the six-seat Hyundai Staria or the Toyota Alphard, while arrivals who want to match the resort’s tone step into a Mercedes V-Class or S-Class straight off the aircraft. Child seats are free when you tell us the ages, and a single stop en route — a currency exchange or a pharmacy — adds only the flat $10 extra-stop fee.
If your flight lands during the evening immigration crush, pairing the transfer with our airport VIP fast-track service puts an escort with you from the aerobridge through a priority lane, so you reach the waiting car in minutes rather than after an hour in line. It is the one add-on that reliably pays for itself on a peak-hour arrival. Guests staying elsewhere in the same enclave can compare the Grand Hyatt Nusa Dua transfer or the garden-set Meliá Bali drop-off guide, both on the same fixed Nusa Dua fare.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is The St. Regis Nusa Dua from Bali airport?
About 13 km, or 30–55 minutes by car depending on traffic. The quickest route is the Bali Mandara toll road across Benoa Bay, which bypasses Kuta and Jimbaran and drops you at the Nusa Dua enclave where the resort sits at Lot S6.
How much is a taxi from Bali airport to The St. Regis?
A metered airport-counter taxi to Nusa Dua is roughly Rp 250,000–400,000 and an official Grab from the ride-hail lounge around Rp 150,000–250,000. Our private transfer is a fixed Rp 1,793,000 (US$110) in a Toyota Innova, including the toll, parking, and a nameboard meet inside the terminal — a premium vehicle with the price locked before arrival.
Do you drop off inside the resort, past the Nusa Dua gate?
Yes. The car passes the ITDC security checkpoint at the Nusa Dua main gate — a quick standard inspection — and continues to The St. Regis arrival pavilion, where the butler team meets you at the porte-cochère. There is no need to change cars or walk in from the gate.
Can you carry a family with luggage to The St. Regis?
Comfortably. A family of four fits the Toyota Innova with room for cases; five or six guests ride more easily in the Hyundai Staria or Toyota Alphard, and a Mercedes V-Class carries six with luxury luggage space. Child seats are free when you share the ages when booking.
Related Guides
- Nusa Dua airport transfer — the full zone guide, from $110
- Grand Hyatt Nusa Dua transfer — the neighbouring garden resort, $110
- Meliá Bali drop-off guide — another Nusa Dua beachfront resort