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A private transfer from Bali Airport (DPS) to Bingin Beach costs a fixed US$125 per car — about Rp…
A private transfer from Bali Airport (DPS) to Bingin Beach costs a fixed US$125 per car — about Rp 2,038,000 — for up to four passengers, boards included. The 21 km drive to the Bukit’s west coast takes 45–75 minutes. Your chauffeur meets you at arrivals with a nameboard, and tolls, parking, and bottled water are covered.
One fixed price per car, locked in before you board your flight. Boards ride at no extra charge — just tell us how many.
| Vehicle | Seats | One-way fare | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota Innova or similar | 4 | $125 | Solo surfers and couples with one or two boards |
| Hyundai Staria | 6 | $180 | Surf crews with a full quiver and camera gear |
| Toyota Alphard | 5 | $250 | Captain seats for the post-red-eye recovery |
| Denza D9 — all-electric | 6 | $290 | Silent all-electric luxury MPV |
| Mercedes V-Class | 6 | $310 | Groups who want space and quiet |
| Mercedes S-Class / BMW 7 | 3 | $430 | A chauffeured arrival, boards sent separately |
All fares are US dollars per vehicle, payable in rupiah if you prefer. Book the return leg too and the round trip drops 5%; a pickup between 22:00 and 05:00 adds $5, an extra stop is $10, and paying by card adds 3%. Every other destination is on the full airport transfer price list.
Bingin sits 21 km south of the airport on the western cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula, and the 45–75 minute spread has little to do with distance. The first stretch — out of the terminal and through Jimbaran — is where the time goes, especially in the late afternoon when beach traffic and the school run collide.
Once your driver climbs the hill past the Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue, the road opens up. You’ll roll through Pecatu village, past the turn-offs to Dreamland and Padang Padang, before swinging onto the smaller lanes that end at the Bingin clifftop. Land before noon and you’ll often make it in well under an hour; land at 17:00 on a Friday and you’ll be glad the fare doesn’t change with the clock.
Two things every first-timer should know about Bingin. First: no car reaches the sand. The beach and the wave sit below a steep cliff, and the only way down is the network of stairways threading between the guesthouses. Your driver takes you to the clifftop parking area closest to where you’re staying and helps carry your gear to the top of the stairs. If your accommodation is partway down the cliff face, message them ahead — most cliffside stays are used to walking guests and bags down.
Second: boards are welcome, but the car has to match the quiver. A shortboard or two travels fine in the Innova with a seat folded. Three or more boards, longboards, or a full crew’s worth of bags and the Hyundai Staria is the honest choice — that’s why we ask about board count when you book, so nobody is playing luggage Tetris at the arrivals kerb.
Travelling light in the other direction — a suit bag rather than a board bag? The same route works with an airport limousine transfer in the S-Class.
Bingin stays quiet by south-Bali standards — warungs on the cliff, no nightlife strip, early nights before the morning glass. If you want restaurants and seafood grills at sunset, Jimbaran is on your way in; this guide covers the airport run there.
Message the 24/7 airport desk on WhatsApp with your date, flight number, passenger count, board count, and where you’re staying — or book online and we’ll confirm on WhatsApp. Before you land you’ll have your chauffeur’s name, photo, and plate number. We track the flight, so a delayed arrival changes nothing: the nameboard is waiting when you walk out. Bali Airport Transfer is operated by Bali Premium Trip, with English-speaking chauffeurs on every route.
21 km, or 45–75 minutes by car. The distance is short but the first half runs through Jimbaran, where traffic sets the pace. Early-morning and late-evening arrivals usually see the low end of the range; late-afternoon landings should budget the full 75 minutes.
No — nothing on wheels reaches Bingin’s sand. The beach sits under a cliff and is reached by stairways only. Your driver drops you at the clifftop parking nearest your accommodation and helps carry bags to the top of the stairs.
No. The fare is per vehicle, so boards don’t change the price — they change the car we send. One or two shortboards fit the Innova at $125; bigger quivers or longboards ride better in the Staria at $180. Tell us the board count when you book.
We track your flight and the driver adjusts automatically. Pickups between 22:00 and 05:00 carry a $5 night surcharge, and the drive is usually at its quickest then — the Jimbaran bottleneck all but disappears after dark.
Send your flight number, board count, and where you’re staying. We confirm your chauffeur, fixed USD price, and meeting point — free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup.
Private airport transfer at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), Bali — operated by Bali Premium Trip since 2015. Fixed USD pricing, English-speaking chauffeurs, 24/7 airport desk.
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