Taxi & Transfers from Bali Airport (DPS) to Payangan

How to Get from Bali Airport Denpasar to Payangan

Bali Airport Denpasar welcomes long haul jets and quick regional hops. Payangan rests north of the cultural hub of Ubud and draws visitors who value valley views and quiet resorts among rice terraces. The road distance is about forty kilometres yet journey times swing with rain and ceremony traffic.

Advance planning helps you step past taxi touts pack light keep water near enjoy the ride ahead.

The guide below compares every available service in clear numbers so you can select a seat belt or a business cabin with confidence and begin the hillside retreat without stress.

By Public Bus

A public bus called Koridor 2 stops outside arrivals and runs to Ubud hourly. At Ubud you change to a local van bound for Payangan. The journey covers about forty kilometres and may take two hours in rain. The ticket costs around fifty thousand rupiah and payment is in cash only.

By Shuttle Bus

Shared shuttle vans wait in the multilevel car park and operate on a fill and go basis.

Most vans use the toll road.

Expect roughly ninety minutes on clear roads because the van calls at two hotels in Ubud before climbing to Payangan, and this shuttle taxi-transfer suits small groups with light luggage.

By Taxi

A taxi from Bali Airport Denpasar to Payangan is easy to secure at exit three where staff list official fares on a board so the price is clear before you enter the car.

Night rides add ten percent yet the meter stays active and tolls are included.

By Train

Bali has no passenger rail network therefore no direct train serves the airport or Payangan so visitors who prefer tracks often fly onward to Java yet that switch extends the trip more than any road option.

Most travellers skip trains and book a road transfer instead.

Private Transfer

A private transfer offers a calm cabin and a driver who waits even if baggage claim moves slowly.

When you book with Kiwitaxi the cost appears on screen at checkout and stays fixed not even heavy rain or festival traffic can change it thus your budget remains steady from start to finish.

Water and wipes wait in the seat pocket for a quick refresh.

Families value door to door service because car seats are available as a paid option and surfboards ride inside rather than balancing on a roof rack.

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

Select a vehicle that suits your group size and luggage then confirm the order online in under two minutes.

• Micro – two passengers with backpacks.
• Economy – small family and cabin bag.
• Comfort – four seats plus suitcases.
• Minivan – seven seats and board space.
• Minibus – twelve seats for group tours.
• Business – leather seats and smooth ride.
• VIP van – private lounge on wheels.
• Coach – twenty four seats for teams.

The table on the Kiwitaxi site displays the price beside each class so you know the cost before travelling, and that amount already covers fuel tolls parking and sixty minutes of waiting time which spares you from hidden charges and lets planning for meals or tours stay simple.

Transfer with Children

Select a child seat during booking and the driver installs it before pickup so your young passenger travels in safety from runway to hotel and local law is followed.

Transfer with Pets

Pets ride in a secured carrier approved by the airline for road travel.

Add the pet option in the form and state the carrier size so we assign a vehicle with flat floor space and the driver can position it without blocking air flow.

Pet carriage is a paid extra that appears in the fare and staff may request health papers.

What to See in Payangan

Payangan sits on terraces above the Ayung River and offers wide views toward Mount Batur. Early walks reveal mist among coconut palms while temple bells echo across the valley. Coffee farmers welcome visitors with slow roasts and stories about soil that feeds the beans. Painters set easels near the trail.

End the day on a jungle swing and watch sunset turn the river silver while cicadas sing in soft evening air.