Flights to Bali (DPS)

Cheap Flights to Bali

With its fantastic food, breathtaking beaches and vibrant culture, it’s easy to see why Bali is one of the world’s favorite destinations. If you want to see what all the fuss is about for yourself, book flights to Bali today and you could be exploring this idyllic island before you know it.

When to Book Flights to Bali

Bali has just two seasons: the rainy season and the dry season. As you’d expect, most tourists visit the island in the dry season which runs from April to October. Although you may experience a few downpours during this period, in general skies are clear and temperatures are warm. The only downside of booking your Bali flights in the peak season is that bargain fares and cheap hotels can be harder to find. Luckily, if you know where to look finding a great deal should be easy.

November to March is Bali’s rainy season. In general fewer people visit the island at this time of year, however Christmas is increasingly becoming another peak period in Bali. As it’s the low season, flights to Bali from NYC and other US destinations can be a little harder to find and you may need to be a little more flexible about your dates if you want to secure a cheap airfare.

How to Find Cheap Flights to Bali

Whether you’re looking for flights from NYC to Bali, or from any other US airport, finding a great deal will be easy when you search with Orbitz.

If your travel plans aren’t yet fixed, click the ‘Show Flexible Dates’ link at the top of the results page. You’ll then be shown prices for Bali flights departing on days either side of your selected dates.

Sometimes you may be able to find a cheaper flight to Bali from a different airport in your local area. To search for flights from other terminals, click the ‘Nearby Airports’ link located just beneath the airport search bar.

Sort your search results by airline, number of stops and departure time using the filters on the left of the page. You can also arrange flights by duration and price using the drop down menu at the top of the page.

US Departures to Bali

• New York to Bali – 22 hours 10 minutes (one stop)
• Miami to Bali – 24 hours 50 minutes (one stop)
• Washington DC to Bali – 22 hours 50 minutes (one stop)
• Chicago to Bali – 22 hours 35 minutes (one stop)
• Los Angeles to Bali – 21 hours 10 minutes (one stop)

Ngurah Rai International Airport

The main airport serving Bali is Ngurah Rai International. Located around eight miles from Denpasar, the island’s capital, the airport offers a wide choice of flights to destinations around the world. As well as regular services to domestic and regional air hubs, a number of long haul flights depart from Ngurah Rai International with the widest choice of departures available during the island’s peak season.

From the airport, you can take a taxi to your destination or arrange for a private transfer to your hotel.

Which Airlines Fly to Bali?

Connecting services from US airports to Bali are available from a number of airlines, including:

• Korean Air
• Delta
• Emirates
• Qatar Airways
• China Southern Airlines
• Cathay Pacific
• American Airlines
• Philippine Airlines

How to Get Around Bali

The easiest way to get around Bali is by taxi. Taxis are readily available on the island and fares are generally affordable. If you want to travel long distances, or hire a taxi for a day of sightseeing, make sure you agree a price with your driver before you set off. If you’re on a budget, you could catch one of the many Bemos (vans or minibuses) that travel around Bali however be prepared to be patient as journeys can take a while.

If you’re feeling brave, motorbike hire is available from a number of places on the island. If you choose to hire a bike make sure you wear a helmet and drive carefully as the island’s roads can be unpredictable.

Must-See Attractions in Bali

The most famous sight in Bali is probably the Pura Tanah Lot. This iconic temple is set on a rocky outcrop and is surrounded by crashing waves. Head to the temple in the evening for spectacular sunset views over the water.

The perfect way to follow a sunset at Pura Tanah Lotis a sunrise at Mount Batur. From the summit you can enjoy sweeping views over the thickly forested landscape. After the sun’s come up many guides cook eggs for breakfast in the steam from this still active volcano.

Tips for Traveling in Bali

US passport holders don’t need a visa to enter Bali for tourist visits of less than 30 days.

*Savings based on all package bookings with Flight + Hotel made on Orbitz.com from January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018 as compared to the price of the same components booked separately. Savings will vary based on origin/destination, length of trip, stay dates and selected travel supplier(s). Savings not available on all packages.