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Fixed $335, timed to your ferry plan, free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup.
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A private transfer from Bali Airport (DPS) to Gilimanuk is a fixed $335…


A private transfer from Bali Airport (DPS) to Gilimanuk is a fixed $335 (≈ Rp 5,461,000) for up to 4 passengers. The 130 km run along Bali’s west-coast highway takes 3 to 4 hours, and the price includes your nameboard meet and greet, flight tracking, tolls, parking, and bottled water.
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Gilimanuk sits at Bali’s western tip, where ferries shuttle around the clock across the strait to Ketapang in Java. Nearly everyone booking this route is going somewhere beyond Bali — the Ijen crater, Banyuwangi, or an overland trip through East Java — so we treat it less like a hotel drop and more like a connection: tell us your onward plan and we build the pickup time around it, with buffer for the port queue.
Unlike the northern routes, there is no mountain pass here. The Denpasar–Gilimanuk highway hugs the coast the whole way: through Tabanan’s rice country, past the surf break at Medewi, the clifftop Rambut Siwi temple, and the town of Negara, before skirting the edge of West Bali National Park into the port. It is a flat road but a working one — this is Bali’s main truck artery to Java, and convoys set the pace on the two-lane sections. That is why the honest time estimate is 3 to 4 hours, not the 2.5 the map optimistically suggests.

| Vehicle | Seats | One-way |
|---|---|---|
| Toyota Innova / similar | 4 | $335 (≈ Rp 5,461,000) |
| Hyundai Staria | 6 | $470 (≈ Rp 7,661,000) |
| Toyota Alphard | 5 | $670 (≈ Rp 10,921,000) |
| Denza D9 (Electric Luxury MPV) | 6 | $775 (≈ Rp 12,633,000) |
| Mercedes V-Class | 6 | $840 (≈ Rp 13,692,000) |
| Mercedes S-Class / BMW 7 | 3 | $1175 (≈ Rp 19,153,000) |
Prices are per car and all-inclusive: nameboard, flight tracking, tolls, parking, AC, and water. A round trip saves 5%; a 22:00–05:00 pickup adds $5; card payment adds 3%; each extra stop is $10. Ferry tickets are separate — you buy those at the port. Check any other destination on the transfer price list, or book online now.

For a run this long we suggest one proper break rather than several short ones. The usual choices, in order along the road:
One leg-stretch at any of these is part of the journey; a longer planned visit counts as the $10 extra stop.

Ferries to Ketapang run 24 hours and depart every 30–60 minutes, with the crossing itself taking under an hour. Private cars can queue close to the passenger terminal; your driver drops you at the foot-passenger entrance, helps unload, and points you to the ticket counter — allow 30–45 minutes of buffer for ticketing and boarding at busy periods, more around public holidays when the port fills with trucks and mudik traffic. Traveling to Ijen for the sunrise hike? The standard plan is an afternoon transfer, evening crossing, and a Banyuwangi guesthouse before the 1 am volcano start.
Ferries leave frequently and tickets are bought on the spot, so you are not racing a fixed departure — but build in 30–45 minutes at the port anyway, and treat the drive as 4 hours if you land in the afternoon peak. If a delay upsets the plan, crossings continue through the night.
Yes. The park entrance at Cekik is just before Gilimanuk town, and lodges around the park boundary count as the same route. If you are heading to the Menjangan jetty at Labuhan Lalang specifically, book the Menjangan transfer — it is priced for that exact end point.
Yes, with eyes open: the west highway is dark and shared with trucks, so night runs are slower and the $5 night surcharge applies. Many guests prefer landing late, sleeping near the airport, and taking a 6 am departure — you reach the ferry by 10 am fresh, having seen the coast in daylight. We are happy to set up either version.

Gilimanuk has one culinary claim to fame, and it is a big one: ayam betutu, chicken slow-cooked in a paste of turmeric, galangal, chilli, and lemongrass until it falls off the bone. The warungs near the port have been serving it to ferry travellers for decades, and locals drive from Denpasar just to eat it here. If your ferry timing allows, arriving hungry is a legitimate strategy — a plate with rice, sambal matah, and plecing greens costs a few dollars and beats anything you will find on the boat. Your driver will know which betutu house currently has the best reputation; opinions on this are held strongly in West Bali.

Fixed $335, timed to your ferry plan, free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup.
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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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