Singapore to Denpasar-Bali flights

Several departures a day link Singapore Changi Airport with Bali, and the direct flight takes around 2 hours and 45 minutes.

Singapore Airlines, Scoot, Garuda Indonesia and KLM fly the route direct, and AirAsia also serves it. Scoot flights leave from Changi's Terminal 1.

Fares for flights from Singapore to Denpasar-Bali start from £65, the lowest found on Opodo in recent days.

Flights to Bali from Singapore depart from Singapore Changi Airport (SIN), where regional and international services use Terminals 1 to 4. Check which terminal your airline uses before you travel. Moving between terminals is efficient via the automated Skytrain or shuttle buses, generally taking less than 10 minutes.

Before your flight, you can visit Jewel Changi Airport, a nature-themed entertainment and retail complex connected to the terminals. The airport is easily accessible from the city via the MRT Green Line, which stops directly at Changi Airport station. The facility has rest areas, diverse dining options and extensive duty-free shopping for travellers flying on to Bali.

Your journey ends at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), also known as Denpasar International Airport, located approximately 8 miles south of the city. To reach the city centre or nearby coastal resorts, you can use a private hire vehicle from the designated pick-up zones or take an airport taxi from the rank located outside the arrivals hall. A taxi journey to Ubud typically takes around 60 minutes depending on traffic.

Public transport options are available but are often crowded and less convenient for those with luggage. For more independence, car hire services are situated within the airport grounds, allowing you to reach Denpasar and beyond at your own pace. The terminal itself provides essential services including currency exchange, baggage wrapping, and several airport lounges.

Entry requirements for Denpasar-Bali

British citizens and most international travellers arriving from Singapore require a passport valid for at least six months from the date of entry. You must also hold a valid visa or be eligible for a Visa on Arrival (VoA), which can be purchased at the airport or applied for online in advance.

Ensure you have proof of a return or onward flight ticket and complete the electronic Customs Declaration (e-CD) before passing through border formalities. Entry requirements can change, so check the latest official guidance before your departure.

Bali offers a quick escape from the urban bustle to spiritual retreats and surf breaks. You can explore the Tegalalang Rice Terraces to see traditional irrigation systems in action or visit the clifftop Uluwatu Temple for sunset views over the Indian Ocean. For a livelier atmosphere, the sands of Kuta Beach are popular for swimming and sunbathing.

The island also hosts the Bali Arts Festival in June, showcasing local culture through performances and exhibitions. From the ancient temples of the interior to the vibrant coastal districts, there is a wide range of landscapes to explore once you have secured your flights from Singapore to Bali.