Is Singaraja worth visiting?

Yes, it offers a more authentic, quiet experience compared to the busy southern tourist hubs.

How do I get from Denpasar to Singaraja?

You can hire a private car, take a shared shuttle, or use a local bus from Ubung Terminal.

Are there dolphins in Singaraja?

Yes, dolphin-watching tours are very popular at Lovina Beach, just a short drive from Singaraja.

Is it cold in the mountains?

It can get chilly at night in the Bedugul area, so bring a light jacket.

Can I fly directly to North Bali?

No, all commercial flights land at Ngurah Rai International Airport in the south.

Pekanbaru

Singaraja

Flight

Pekanbaru to Singaraja

Updated: 28 May 2026

Reaching Singaraja from Pekanbaru involves flying to Denpasar and then taking a long-distance taxi or shuttle across the island. The drive from Denpasar to Singaraja takes about 3 to 4 hours through the scenic mountain roads of Bedugul. The total distance is over 2,600 km. This route is perfect for those looking to explore the quieter, northern coast of Bali. It is a journey that rewards you with stunning volcanic and lake views.

Total Distance: Air distance is 2,200 km; road transfer from Denpasar to Singaraja is approximately 80 km.

Fastest Way

Connecting flight to Denpasar followed by a private car hire, taking 7 hours total.

Cheapest Way

Connecting flight to Denpasar followed by a shared travel shuttle (travel) to Singaraja, costing around IDR 2,500,000.

Compare Pekanbaru to Singaraja Routes

Flight

Connecting

Duration

8 hours

Avg Price

IDR 3,000,000 - 5,500,000

Operator

Lion Air

Route

PKU to CGK to DPS

Hire a private driver for the trip from Denpasar to Singaraja to enjoy the mountain scenery at your own pace.

Travel Tips

Road Conditions
The roads to Singaraja are winding and steep; if you suffer from motion sickness, take medication beforehand.
Weather
The north coast can be slightly cooler than the south, especially in the evenings.
Transport
Shared shuttles are common; ask your hotel in Denpasar to help you book a reputable company.
Photography
The mountain pass offers incredible views; ask your driver for short stops at viewpoints.
Local Culture
North Bali is less touristy; respect local customs and dress modestly when visiting villages.

Safety Tips

Driving
Avoid driving at night on the mountain roads due to limited lighting and fog.
Water
Stick to bottled water, as tap water in rural areas is not suitable for drinking.
Valuables
Keep your passport and cash in a secure money belt while traveling on public transport.
Emergency
Ensure your phone has a roaming plan or a local SIM with data for navigation.