Cheap flights from London to Bali

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From London to Bali

How popular is this flight route?

Flights from London to Denpasar Bali Ngurah Rai have been viewed 984 times in the past calendar month.

Is London weather warmer or cooler than Denpasar?

You can imagine temperatures to be in the 32 °C range in November. The weather in Denpasar is generally hotter than London's. As flight availability is subject to become more limited as peak season approaches it is ideal to book in a timely manner.

How long is the flight from London to Bali?

London to Bali flights take an average of 16 hours and 50 minutes, although that figure can vary by an hour or two depending on the route you take.

Which airlines fly directly from London to Bali?

Currently, no airlines fly directly from London to Bali due to the length of the flight. Even the most direct flights have at least one stopover for refuelling, although passengers may not need to deplane during the stop. However, there are many airlines that offer indirect flights from London to Bali, including Royal Brunei, Emirates, China Southern, Thai Airways, Malaysia Air, and Qatar Airways. Note that British Airways offers a partial flight from London to Bali in conjunction with Qatar Airways.

What are the stopover options on flights from London to Bali?

Travellers will find a number of stopover options when it comes to London to Bali flights. Some flights have multiple stopovers and travellers may be able to save at least a little bit of money depending on when they book their tickets. Some of the most common stopover destinations include Qatar, Kuala Lumpur, and China.

How frequent are flights between London and Bali?

There are more than ten connecting flights from London to Bali setting off every day. Bear in mind the stop-overs vary in duration according to carrier – from less than an hour, to almost a full day. To compare all your options and work out which flight works best for you, use the Cheapflights search tool on this page.

What airports serve London to Bali flights?

Only two airports offer London to Bali flights – London Heathrow Airport and Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali. London Heathrow is located within easy reach of the city centre and travellers can reach it by private car, bus, tram, or taxi. It is the largest, busiest airport in the UK. Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali is located 13 kilometres south of the city of Denpasar itself and is a major international travel and transport hub in its own right, servicing an expected 20 million passengers per year in 2020.

Which direct flight route between London and Bali is cheapest?

All options on this route are connecting flights, so the best way to find cheap flights from London to Bali is by using the Search Flights box at the top of this page. Prices start from as low as £400, so it’s well worth shopping around to find the best deals.

What is there to do in Bali?

Wave goodbye to the busy streets of London and say hello to island life in Indonesia. With a London to Bali flight, you’re on the way to the ultimate paradise destination. And with tropical beaches, thickly-forested mountains and sweeping rice paddies, it certainly ticks all the boxes if you’re in need of a serious retreat. Close-by Kuta has bars and beaches aplenty, and there are mountains, rice paddies and yet more paradise beaches the further north you go. In terms of logistics, the currency in Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah, and the temperature here is very different to London. You’re looking at temperatures above 30 degrees all year round, although May to July is marginally less sweltering. And if you plan to visit a temple you’ll need to cover up whether you’re male or female, although you can hire or buy a sarong and sash when you’re here.

Do I need a passport or visa to fly from London to Bali?

Yes, you will need a passport and a visa to travel from London to Bali. A transit visa may be all that you need, but this will depend on how long you intend to stay in Bali. A basic visitor visa will cost £26.95.