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The camper

A small car that turns into a bedroom, a kitchen and a week away.

We stripped the back seats out of a compact Suzuki and built in everything two people need to sleep, cook and get around Bali without booking a thing.

The TygerRider camper with the rooftop tent open

What's already in it

Everything below comes with every rental at no extra cost. Turn up with a backpack.

Sleeping

  • Rooftop tent with ladder
  • Mattress
  • Pillows and blankets
  • Sleeping bag
  • Bed linen and towels
  • Sarongs
  • Two yoga mats

Cooking & living

  • Portable camping stove
  • Gas, with one full spare
  • Cutlery and crockery
  • Camp chairs and small table
  • Tea, coffee and two serves of instant noodles
  • Drinking water
  • Water storage for washing up

Power & extras

  • 600W AC/DC battery for charging
  • Bluetooth speaker
  • Phone holder and USB charger
  • Fairy lights and hanging lamps
  • First aid kit
  • Mosquito spray and citronella candle
  • Trash and laundry bags
  • Games
  • WiFi router (optional add-on)

The car itself

Small enough for village lanes and beach car parks, which is the whole point. No wrestling a van down a track that narrows without warning.

Vehicle
Suzuki, 998cc
Transmission
Automatic (manual mode available)
Drive side
Right-hand drive
Seats
Two
Sleeps
Two, in the rooftop tent
Fuel
Pertamax only
Range
Around 350–450km per tank
Mileage limit
None
Air conditioning
Yes
The camper on the road
Two minutes from parked to set up.

Worth knowing before you book

It's not an off-roader

Sealed roads and soft trails are fine. Gravel and stone need care. We'll point you at spots that suit the car.

You'll need an IDP

An International Driving Permit plus your own licence, both required by law for foreign drivers in Indonesia.

Handover takes 20–30 minutes

We walk you through the tent, the kit and driving here before you leave. Nobody drives off unsure.

Bali deserves respect

Balinese culture is going to amaze you, but it comes with rules — particularly around activities near and inside temples.

Water on board is for washing

The side tank handles dishes and rinsing. Drinking water comes separately and refills cheaply at any mini-mart.

Where it can go

Mainland Bali, plus Nusa Penida via the car ferry from Padang Bai. No distance limits within that.

That's the whole thing.

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