Is there a direct bus from Jembrana to Singaraja?

No, you typically need to change at Seririt terminal.

How long is the drive?

The drive takes approximately 3 hours depending on traffic.

Are there trains in Bali?

No, Bali does not have a railway system.

What is the best way to travel?

Renting a private car is the most comfortable and efficient method.

The road is safe but requires careful driving due to its winding nature.

Jembrana

Singaraja

Bus Driving

Jembrana to Singaraja

Updated: 29 May 2026

The journey from Jembrana to Singaraja covers approximately 95 kilometers along the scenic northern coastline of Bali. You will primarily travel via the Jalan Raya Seririt-Gilimanuk route, which offers stunning views of the Bali Sea. The trip typically takes 3 hours by private car or local shuttle. This route is less congested than the southern tourist corridors, providing a glimpse into authentic Balinese coastal life. You will pass through Seririt, a major transit point before reaching the historic capital of Singaraja.

Total Distance: 95 km driving distance; 78 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Private car rental takes approximately 3 hours, allowing for direct travel without waiting for public transport schedules.

Cheapest Way

Local Bemo bus, costing around IDR 50,000, is the most economical way to travel between these two regencies.

Compare Jembrana to Singaraja Routes

	Bus Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	4 hours 30 mins	3 hours
Avg Price	IDR 50,000 - 80,000	IDR 400,000 - 600,000
Operator	Local Bemo	Private Rental
Route	Gilimanuk Terminal to Seririt, then Singaraja	Jalan Raya Gilimanuk-Singaraja
Tip	Bemos often wait until full before departing, so plan for extra time.	Check your brakes before descending the winding roads near the coast.

Travel Tips

Road Conditions
The road is narrow and winding; drive cautiously during the rainy season when landslides can occur.
Fuel Stops
Fill your tank in Jembrana or Seririt, as gas stations become sparse in remote coastal stretches.
Local Etiquette
Always dress modestly when visiting temples along the route, such as Pura Beji.
Best Departure
Leave early in the morning to avoid the heat and heavy truck traffic on the Gilimanuk-Singaraja road.
Connectivity
Mobile signal can be spotty in the mountainous sections; download offline maps before starting your journey.

Safety Tips

Night Driving
Avoid driving at night due to poor street lighting and stray animals on the road.
Emergency Contacts
Keep the local police and ambulance numbers saved in your phone before departing.
Vehicle Check
Ensure your tires and engine coolant are in top condition for the steep inclines.
Weather Alerts
Monitor local weather reports for high waves or heavy rain warnings before traveling.