Wherever you’re from, you know that ride services can be a lifesaver. This is just as true on vacation. When your tropical holiday rolls around, knowing how to score a lift from point A to point B is crucial. In Bali, Grab can get you there.
Grab started in Singapore, but it soon expanded throughout Southeast Asia. Now, it’s one of the most popular modes of transportation for folks who want to catch a ride, Bali included. Equally as popular with travelers and locals on this Indonesian island, Grab doesn’t discriminate—families, solo goers and groups with a party on their mind can all benefit.
Grab isn’t a one-size-fits-all ride. You can use the app in 4 different ways, making it perfect for tailoring your evening with no speed bumps in sight. That’s exactly what makes it such an “everyday everything” app for the contemporary consumer.
As for those options, choose from:
Wherever you are in the world, hailing a taxi off the streets comes with some inherent risks. You don’t know who you’re getting in the car with, and you’re fully aware that these drivers don’t have any ties to a map. That’s what makes Grab such a suitable option for any traveler.
It’s a safer option because you have a face, name, car type and license plate number before the driver even arrives. To add to it, the drivers themselves have better working conditions. With that in mind, everyone involved can breathe a little easier as they go on their way. Since 2012, Grab has been changing the ridesharing game one lift at a time, and it shows no signs of stopping. In Bali, it really is your answer to seamless transportation.
Nothing like the stress of not knowing the details of your transport until the very last minute. A string of public taxis, Grab and Gojek… which one to choose? Just let it go and book your driver in advance that will be outside arrival!
Land in Bali and let’s start this off on a good foot! AeroConnect’s Airport Butler welcomes you in the best possible way: fast track security and immigration services, speedy check in and luggage assistance. Surely, you won’t be disappointed!
Commission rates, exchange rates, interest rates, and transaction fees all add up to a common practice of organizing your money while on the road. Withdraw your money from a reliable ATM and, for stays longer than 1 month, open a Wise account to save on currency conversion fees.
Tourists are usually easy pickings, which is why you should keep an eye out at all times! Only transact with reliable money changers, be aware of potential card skimming and pick-pocketing, and learn to recognize banknotes.