With beautiful natural conditions and unique Balinese culture and traditions, Bali Island is one of the favorite tourist destinations, both for local Indonesian and foreign tourists.

Bali Island is experiencing rapid development, especially in the tourist area, which is dominated by the southern part of Bali Island. The construction of accommodation facilities such as hotels, villas, apartments, guest houses, and other supporting facilities such as restaurants, cafes, and souvenir shops continues. Tourist visits continue to increase every year, even though there was a 2-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.

The rapid development on the island of Bali has caused problems, especially traffic jams, which mostly occur during school holidays and year-end holidays. Local Indonesian tourists, especially those coming from Java Island, drive their cars from Gilimanuk Port, which is located at the western tip of Bali Island. Likewise, local tourists from Lombok Island visit Bali Island by driving their cars through Padang Bai Port, which is located at the eastern tip of Bali Island. This increases the volume of vehicles operating on Bali Island, which is one of the causes of congestion.

The condition of the roads on Bali Island is mostly well maintained, although several sections of road require further attention and repair. The construction and repair of roads in Bali has received quite good attention from the government, with the development of new roads and maintaining the existing roads. One of the roads that plays an important role in reducing congestion in southern Bali is the Bali Mandara Toll Road.

The Bali Mandara Toll Road was built above Benoa Bay in 2012 and completed in 2013. This toll road has 3 entry/exit points connecting Benoa Port, Nusa Dua, and Denpasar Airport. The only toll road in Indonesia built above the sea has a length of approximately 12.7 km. The Bali Mandara toll road is not only designed for cars, but also for motorbikes, so it has a special lane for motorbikes.

To be able to pass through the Bali Mandara Toll road, drivers must have electronic money issued by several banks in Indonesia. When this toll road was first opened in 2013, it accepted cash for payment. However, now it no longer accepts cash, only electronic money.

To be able to get electronic money, you can buy it at several places, such as government banks, the Denpasar Airport entrance gate, and the Benoa Harbor toll entrance. If you rent a self-drive car from us, we have provided electronic money, and the renter must top up to be able to use it. To top up electronic money, you can do it at the Denpasar Airport international parking building, the Benoa Harbor toll entrance, and several convenient stores such as Indomaret and Alfamart. In addition to being able to pass through the Bali Mandara Toll, this electronic money can also be used to pay for parking in several places such as Denpasar Airport, Ubud Monkey Forest, shopping centers, and others.

The scenery of the Bali Mandara Toll is very unique and beautiful. When passing by, you can see the view of airplanes taking off and landing at Denpasar Airport. The hustle and bustle of Benoa Harbor can be clearly visible. Rows of fishing boats that are docked add to the variety of scenery. The green mangrove forest along the shoreline is very soothing to the eyes while occasionally seeing anglers riding small boats enjoying their hobby of fishing in Benoa Bay. The excitement of playing watersports in Tanjung Benoa can be seen from the Bali Mandara Toll, such as parasailing and jet skiing. The Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue located in Jimbaran can be clearly seen from the Bali Mandira Toll.

Come on, immediately visit the island of Bali and enjoy the beautiful tropical nature of the island, which has a population of around 4 million people. Rent a car from us for a fun adventure and vacation.