Arriving in Bali via the Denpasar International Airport, you might feel overwhelmed by the locals offering to give you a means of transportation that are mostly men.
To avoid being too overwhelmed to the extent of creating a wrong decision, you may want to organise a shuttle going to the hotel you will stay in, or if not, you can book a Taxi that may cost you about 120,000 Indonesian rupees.
Since Bali is an Island, it is not too big to grasp, and you can get used to their transportation means eventually. If you plan to stroll around the Island, you can hire a Go-Jek or an Indonesian term for uber.
However, be wary of some trying to overprice the fee because they know you are a tourist. To avoid this, most of the time, the fee will only cost you 100,000 Indonesian rupees.
Another transportation mode you can use is hiring a Blue Bird taxi which is also considered the most expensive. However, they are worth what you are paying for because Blue Bird taxis are the main taxi for Bali, and they are trusted because the commitment of Blue Bird taxi drivers sticks to what is on their metre.
Another is booking a shared shuttle. You can try out Perama and Kura Kura in Bali, which are budget-friendly shared shuttles. For your reference, the price of riding them may cost you about 60,000 Indonesian rupees. However, note that shuttles leave at a certain time that may interrupt you strolling the Island.
Lastly, hiring a local motorbike can be your best option if you are a solo traveller, as this may get you to farther places without costing you so much.