Rental Agencies in Bali
16 businesses in Bali
Rental agencies in Bali cover a broad spectrum — from scooters and camping gear to cars, surfboards, and fully-furnished villas — making the category one of the most practically useful for expats setting up life on the island. Long-term villa and apartment rental is typically handled through dedicated real estate agents or direct landlord relationships rather than formal agencies, but short-term rental operators fill an important gap during your search period. For equipment rentals, Sewa Alat Camping and similar outfits serve the outdoor adventure crowd with tents, sleeping bags, and trekking gear for Bali's volcano hikes. Scooter rental shops (like Rentalbli) are found on almost every corner in tourist areas and are the dominant day-to-day transport solution for expats. For villas and longer-term housing, dedicated real estate platforms like Kibarer, Bali Home Immo, and Facebook groups are more productive than generic rental agencies. Always use written agreements for any rental, however informal.
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Sewa Alat Camping Outdoor Oasis
5.0 (134)Villa Avi
4.9 (14)Villa Horizon Nusa Dua
4.1 (7)Polaroid Kamera Bali
Villa Adenium
4.2 (14)Villa Blue Water by GORO
4.9 (20)Erian Villa
4.8 (6)Villa Aurora Keniscayaan
5.0 (2)Sarayu Villa
4.6 (25)Sewa Motor / Scooter Rental - Rentalbli
4.9 (56)Villa Ohana
4.3 (13)Dacolina House Bali
4.4 (7)Putu Rental
5.0 (73)Ruang Media Bali
5.0 (1)Casa Velo
5.0 (13)Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find a trustworthy rental agency in Bali as a foreigner? +
ExpatsList features rental agencies in Bali recommended by the expat community. Look for verified listings with Google reviews and check whether the agency has experience renting to foreigners or expatriates specifically.
What is the average monthly rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Bali? +
Rental prices vary widely by neighborhood and apartment quality. Browse rental agencies listings in Bali or check our Cost of Living tool for a realistic range. Contacting multiple agencies for comparisons is always a good idea.
Can I rent an apartment in Bali without a local bank account or credit history? +
Many rental agencies in Bali work with foreigners who lack local financial history. Common alternatives include paying several months upfront, showing proof of overseas income, or having a guarantor. Ask agencies directly—their ExpatsList contact details make this easy.
Expat tips for Rental Agencies in Bali
Use Facebook Groups for Villa Rentals +
The most effective way to find furnished long-term villa or apartment rentals in Bali is through dedicated expat Facebook groups like 'Bali Property For Rent' and 'Canggu Rentals.' Direct landlord listings here often undercut agency-listed properties by 20–30%.
Always Get a Written Rental Contract +
Verbal agreements for scooters, villas, or equipment rentals in Bali offer you no protection if disputes arise. Even a simple one-page document covering the rental period, price, deposit, and damage responsibilities protects both parties and should always be requested.
Return Scooters With a Full Tank of Petrol +
Most scooter rental agreements in Bali require you to return the vehicle with the same fuel level as when received. Failing to top up before returning is a common source of unnecessary charges — fill up at a Pertamina station on your way back rather than paying the rental shop's inflated top-up rate.
What locals recommend in Bali
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Arunika Restaurant
Set within The Meru Sanur, Arunika Restaurant offers a unique dining experience that blends Balinese, Indonesian, and international flavors in a relaxed setting. Its live cooking stations, where dishes are prepared to order, provide an engaging and memorable meal experience. The restaurant is open from 6:30 AM to 10:30 PM, making it an ideal spot for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The varied menu caters to a range of tastes, from traditional Balinese specialities to refined Western cuisine, all made with fresh ingredients. With its harmonious blend of flavors and relaxing atmosphere, Arunika Restaurant is a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy a balanced and nourishing meal in Bali.
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Roso Restaurant
Roso Restaurant at Bali Beach Hotel, The Heritage Collection invites diners to explore the diverse flavors of Indonesia through its menu, inspired by the rich culinary landscape of the archipelago. Every dish tells a story of place, tradition, and connection, making it a unique dining experience that celebrates the cultural richness of the nation. Chef Prima, Executive Sous Chef, believes in creating an experience that connects people with the roots of Indonesian cuisine, ensuring that every visit is a journey through the country's many regions. Open daily for breakfast from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM, and for dinner from 6 PM to 10:30 PM, Roso offers a distinctive dining experience. Its lush greenery and gentle ocean breeze create a chill atmosphere that complements the traditional and modern flavors. For reservations or more information, contact +62 811-3831-3080 or visit balibeachhotel.com .
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Sabayay Winery
Sabayay Winery offers a unique blend of wine tasting and culinary exploration, making it a must-visit for expats and locals alike. The Reserve Series, with its new labels and distinctive blends, provides a contemporary yet authentic taste of Bali. Whether you're sipping on the Reserve Red with a hearty *Rendang* or enjoying the Reserve White with grilled seafood, the winery presents a perfect pairing for Balinese cuisine. For those interested in learning more about the winemaking process and the wines' origins, the winery offers tastings and tours. Prices start from around $20 per person for a tasting, making it accessible for most visitors. The winery is conveniently located in Canggu, easily accessible during the low season when the area is less crowded.