Cheap Flights from Dubai to Bali (Denpasar)

If you are booking flights from Dubai to Bali you will be able to make the trip directly with Emirates, the flag carrier of Dubai. All flights to Bali will leave out of Dubai International Airport, the main airport in Dubai.

* This information is correct as of May 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Ngurah Rai International Airport is Bali’s main airport located approximately 15 km from Denpasar. The airport is made up of two passenger terminals, with one terminal for domestic flights and the other for international operations. Taxis are the easiest way to reach your destination when you have landed. You can visit a prepaid taxi counter in the arrivals hall and pay for your taxi before setting off your journey. Alternatively, there are a few local bus routes that also serve the airport. You could also consider renting a car on Bali. The airport itself offers a good range of facilities and services for travelers including several cafés and eateries as well as duty-free shopping. You can also connect to free Wi-Fi at the airport or stay in one of the airport lounges.

Airport Information - Departing

Dubai International Airport is one of the world’s busiest and is made up of three passenger terminals. You can use the Dubai Metro to reach the airport as it is connected directly to Terminal 1 and Terminal 3, although buses are also available as an alternative. If you are flying with Emirates you will need to reach Terminal 3 which handles all Emirates operations at the airport. Terminal 3 is perhaps the finest of the three terminals with its many luxurious amenities and facilities. Along with all of the restaurants, cafés, duty-free stores and designer shops you would expect, additional amenities at this terminal include rest zones with sleeping pods, spa centers, indoor gardens and free Wi-Fi connectivity.

What to Expect in Bali

If you’re also looking for accommodation, use our search engine to find great deals for Bali hotels. The climate in Bali is hot across the year with average highs of 30 to 34 degrees. Rainfall is more frequent between October to April, while the peak travel periods in Bali are in July and August and during the Christmas and New Year season. UAE nationals traveling to Indonesia will be able to enter the country without needing a visa for up to 30 days. The currency you will need during your visit to Bali is the Indonesian rupiah, while the local time zone in the region is four hours ahead of the UAE. Prices in Bali tend to be considerably cheaper than Dubai. For tips and advice about visiting the island, read our guide to the best of Bali: the top 10 things to see and do.