We told him we were going to Seminyak and he told us it was going to be 350,000 IDR! That was over 3x’s the price of the metered taxi! That is when the negotiating started. He started driving right away, which I am sure is a tactic to lessen the amount of people who jump back out. No meter, no A/C, and junk all over the front seat. Sitting inside the cab, we realized it was a ‘fake’. A darker blue cab, otherwise known as a ‘Blue Bird Imposter’ stopped for us. We had no idea how long we were going to be there, so we told him not to wait.Īfter we were done at Immigration we walked to the road to flag a taxi. (Full time travel problems). The metered Blue Bird taxi was 110,000 IDR ($8 USD) from Seminyak. We went down to the Ngurah Rai Immigration Office in a metered cab to extend our Visa.

How to use Grab, Bluebird and GoJek at the Airport.How much cheaper Grab is compared to Taxi’s.This guide will give you all the latest info you need on taking a Taxi, Uber and Grab in Bali in 2023. That can come with big surprises, like not being allowed to call an Uber to your hotel and being forced to take a local taxi instead. Many travellers that use ride sharing apps in their own country come to Bali with the hopes of using it there as well. GoJek and Grab are becoming super popular in Bali, despite the push-back from established cab companies. Travelers keep pouring into Bali at record levels, and because of this, new (and cheaper) ways to get around are popping up! We just spent 2 full months in Bali and saw first hand how the change is affecting local ‘taxi mafias’, local entrepreneurs and tourists. There are lots of local rules, laws and traditions that make it difficult to understand as a visitor. Getting around Bali is cheap, but not always the easiest to understand.

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