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Scooter Route from Ubud to Lovina: Via Bedugul, the Lakes & Gitgit Waterfall

By the SiapPergi Editorial Team · Published · 7 min read

Scooter Route from Ubud to Lovina: Via Bedugul, the Lakes & Gitgit Waterfall
Scooter Route from Ubud to Lovina: Via Bedugul, the Lakes & Gitgit Waterfall · 3D render: © SiapPergi (siappergi.com) · licence (view full size)

The ride from Ubud to Lovina is one of Bali's most beautiful scooter routes: rice fields, mountain lakes, forest and views of the north coast. The road winds and Bedugul is chilly. Here's the route, travel time and what to bring.

Route summary

SegmentApprox. distanceNotes
Ubud → Baturiti± 35 kmVillage roads and rice fields, a gradual climb
Baturiti → Bedugul± 10 kmCool air, often misty
Bedugul → Gitgit± 20 kmTight bends, lake views
Gitgit → Lovina± 20 kmA long descent to Singaraja

Distances and times are estimates; Google Maps may pick a different road depending on traffic.

What to prepare

  • A jacket and raincoat: Bedugul can be much colder than Ubud.
  • Good brakes: the Gitgit–Singaraja descent is long and winding.
  • A full tank before climbing to Bedugul.
  • Cash for entrance tickets and parking at the sights.

Which scooter suits it

Two-up with backpacks, an NMAX, PCX or Vario 160 is most comfortable on long climbs and descents. Destination info is at scooter rental in Lovina, and routes around Bedugul in the Bedugul–Munduk route.

On the descent to Singaraja, alternate the front and rear brakes and stop briefly if they start to feel hot.

Continue west with the Lovina–Pemuteran route. Scooter options at SiapPergi — Bali scooter rental.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How far is Ubud from Lovina?

About 80 km via Bedugul, 2.5–3.5 hours by scooter.

Is the road difficult?

It winds and climbs at Bedugul, then descends a long way to Singaraja. It suits confident riders.

What can I stop at on the way?

Pura Ulun Danu Beratan, Lake Buyan, Lake Tamblingan and Gitgit Waterfall.

When is the best time to leave?

In the morning, before the midday mist and rain in Bedugul.

This article follows the SiapPergi editorial policy: facts are checked, prices are given as ranges, and mistakes are corrected. Spotted something wrong? Report a correction.

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