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Bali Transportation Overview | General Info. | Shopping | Dining | Accommodation | Attractions | Beach | Festival | TransportationGetting to Bali By Air Ngurah Rai International Airport in Kuta is served by many International and Domestic Airlines with daily flights to and from USA, Europe, Australia and Asia. Most of the International Airlines fly to Singapore first as the nearest foreign airport and it only takes two and a half hour flight from Singapore to Bali. The following companies provide regular flights: - Garuda Indonesia - Singapore Airlines - Qantas - Cathay Pacific - China Airlines - Thai International - Korean Air - Air Paradise and more Garuda Indonesia manages regular direct International services to Bali from Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Hongkong, Tokyo, Nagoya, Singapore, Soul, Taipei and Auckland. There are also flight to Bali via Jakarta from Abu Dhabi, Rome, Zurich, Brussel and Frankfurt while regular flights to Australia are to Darwin, Port Hedland, Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Cairns and Townsville. Garuda Indonesia serves all main provincial cities in Indonesia with several flights from Jakarta to cities of commercial and touristic importance, while the domestic carriers Merpati Nusantara Airlines, Bouraq, Pelita Air Service & Mandala Service destinations from provincial capital to remote areas. For further information, please contact: Garuda Indonesia Jl. Melati 61, Denpasar. Ph. (62 361) 263 523, (62 361) 225 298 Wisti Sabha Building Airport Ngurah Rai Ph. (62 361) 751 177, (62 361) 751 177 Website: www.garuda-indonesia.com Air Paradise The staff and crew of Air Paradise International take great pride in making the difference for each passenger to create the ultimate Bali holiday experience from take off to touch down. Kuta Magah Block I-J Jln Bypass I Gusti Ngurah Rai Kuta Bali, Indonesia Tel: (62) (361) 756 666 Fax: (62) (361) 766 100 Email: flywith@airparadise.co.id Website: http://www.airparadise.co.id/ By Sea Two of the four sea ports in Bali anchored by International cruiser-ships and yachts are Benoa, South of Denpasar and Padangbai on the East for larger and luxury cruise ships. The Harbour of Singaraja (Telukan Bawang), on the North coast now plays host only to very few Bugis schooners and smaller crafts serve the line between North Bali and Java. Gilimanuk on the Northwest links Bali with Java, there is a regular ferry-service connecting the Island with 24 hours service. PELNI, the state-owned shipping-company has several ships serves the Indonesian's main ports. The passenger ships call regularly to Benoa Harbour is: KM.AWU, KM DOBONSOLO and KM. TILONG KABILA & KM. BINAIYA. A regular service of ferry serves Padangbai-Lombok four times daily at 08.00 am, 12.00 noons and 02.00 pm. Please contact Pelni offices for further informations: PELNI office at Benoa Harbour Phone: (62-361) 721 377. PELNI office in Denpasar Jl. Diponegoro 165 Phone: (62-361) 234 680. Getting Around Bali Bus. There are many tour operators who organize day trips by air-conditioned bus. The quality of the service is usually quite good, but rather expensive (prices start at US$ 25 per person). You will also find out that shopping usually occupies a prominent position in the schedule. Public transport. Bali is infested with little green minibuses. These bemos, as they are called, service fixed routes. You always pay the same amount (Rp 500), whether you go all the way or get off two minutes later. But be careful, because bemos are infamous for overcharging tourists. Rental car. Because of intense competition among rental car companies, prices are lower than anywhere else on this planet. Surprisingly, there are only two models available: the Jimny, and the somewhat larger Kijang. If you plan to bring some luggage or more than four people, the Kijang is the only realistic choice. Do not pay more than US$ 20 per day for a new and fully insured Jimny. The maximum price for a Kijang is US$ 20 per day. Gasoline is very cheap, (US$ 0.25 per liter), and there are many petrol stations. It is quite cheap to rent a driver (US$ 10-15 per day). The more adventurous among us may consider self-drive. If you're not sure of yourself, don't do this. Traffic in Bali is notorious, even in other parts of Indonesia. Taxi. Taxis are widely available, good, and very cheap. A 30 minutes drive from the airport to Denpasar would cost you less than US$ 3! The best and most popular taxis are the blue cabs from Bali Taxi (0361-701111) and the orange ones from Praja Taxi (0361-289090). Most taxi drivers speak a few words of English and are quite helpful. Always ask the driver to use the meter, except on the airport where prices are fixed. Motorcycle / bicycle. We can be brief about this mode of transportation: don't. Rat poison is safer. Source : Tourism of Bali, Indonesia  Back to top |
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