AVIS Car Rental at Ngurah Rai Airport

The Avis car rental office is located in Kuta, a short distance of 2.5 km from Ngurah Rai International Airport. The Avis office operates a Meet & Greet service every day of the week, from 8.00 am to 10.00 pm. The office can be contacted to arrange pick-up at the airport on tel +62 811 399 309.

Avis rental deals include collision damage waiver and additional liability insurance, as well as unlimited kilometers. At Ngurah Rai International Airport the available fleet includes vehicles like the Toyota Avanza and Toyota Innova.

Avis is one of a small number of car rental companies at Bali Airport.

Bali is the island of a thousand temples and Luhur Uluwatu Temple near Kuta is a good place to start exploring Bali's fascinating heritage and culture. Located in the village of Pecatu, the temple is situated at a lofty 97 meters above sea level and sits on its own platform on high cliffs. Pecatu is located on the southwestern-most tip of Bali. The temple overlooks Pecatu Beach, a famous surfer beach where international competitions are often held. It takes about one hour to reach the village from Ngurah Rai International Airport.

Waterbom Bali Indonesia Waterpark is also located in the Kuta, Badung District, at Jl. Kartika Plaza Tuban. This vibrant water-park offers slides and rides for all ages, and there are also a restaurant, food court and swim-up bar where visitors can get refreshments, if they stay all day. The water-park spans 3.8 hectares, of which more than 50% are green space, where a number of endangered native species have found a sanctuary. The family amusement side of the park contains what is arguably Asia's steepest slide: The Climax. Other rides include the Boomerang, the Water Blaster, the Flow Rider and the Green Viper. The park is open daily from 9.00 am to 6.00 pm. Tel +62 361 755 676, info@waterbom-bali.com.

Ubud Monkey Forest is located at Pedangtegal Ubud, near the town of Ubud in the Regency of Gianyar. The sanctuary is a home to ca. 750 long-tailed Balinese monkeys, which live in a forest that spans around 12.5 hectares. Not only does this forest contain endangered monkeys, but there are also 186 different species of trees in it, plus three ancient temples. Tel +62 361 971 304, info@monkeyforestubud.com.