Cheap Airline Tickets to Bali

The mixture of diverse religions and culture along with a changing infrastructure keeps Bali at the peak of must-go destination lists. A serene flight to Bali is captured on its beaches and the hospitality of the residents of the island. One of the reasons to book a Bali flight is the festivals, although you should plan in advance as many travelers normally book a few months ahead and searching for flights and accommodations might prove to be a bit overwhelming.

While there are plenty to see and do in Bali, travelers booking Bali flights must ensure security updates prior to boarding the flight to Bali. Numerous natural disasters have hit the country in the past years and it is still reconstructing its infrastructure.

Bali flights will take you at Ngurah Rai International Airport (airport code: DPS). Despite its confusing name, Ngurah Rai is in fact situated between Jimbaran and Kuta, around 13 kilometers (30 minutes) south of Denpasar. The airport was named after the Indonesian national hero, I Gusti Ngurah Rai. Ngurah Rai International Airport is the third busiest international air transportation center in Indonesia (after Soekarno-Hatta International Airport and and Juanda International Airport. It is situated near the wide-ranging tourist expansion in southern Bali- the resort hub of Kuta which is 2.5 kilometes north of Ngurah Rai Airport. Ngurah Rai Airport is a major center well-linked to South East Asia, Australia and the rest of the country. Besides Garuda, the national air carrier, other major carriers serving Bali are Mandala (domestic, Taipei and Hongkong), AirAsia (domestic, Singapore and Malaysia), Jetstar (Singapore and Australia) and Pacific Blue (Australia).

The airport's website can be translated into English (online) but doesn't comprise much useful information. So you are left with finding all the information needed at the information booth within the airport.