Are you wondering how to reach Bali from Delhi? Flying is the only fast and practical option, since no direct rail or road route connects the two countries. The Delhi to Bali distance is over 5,800 km and takes approximately 8 hours on a direct Air India flight or 9-13 hours via a layover in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Bangkok.
Round-trip fares from Delhi to Bali start around ₹28,000–40,000 in budget season (January-March and November) and can range between ₹40,000 and ₹65,000+ in peak summer months (June-August). Flights from Delhi to Bali depart from Indira Gandhi International Airport's Terminal 3 (DEL) and land at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), Denpasar.
Backed by years of operational expertise in Bali, WanderOn'sBali tour packages from Delhi are designed to make your journey effortless. From airport transfers to handpicked stays, experiences, and local support, every detail is planned so you can simply arrive and explore.
This Delhi toBali travel guide covers practical information about flight options, costs, visas, getting from the airport to your hotel & a few important tips before your Bali trip from Delhi.
How to Reach Bali from Delhi
Travelers planning a Bali trip from Delhi choose between a nonstop Air India flight or a connecting service through Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Bangkok.
Since Bali sits outside the range of most direct international routes from India, several airlines route passengers conveniently through a regional hub before the final stretch to Denpasar. A direct flight saves time, while a layover often brings the fare down.
New Delhi to Bali by Flights: Quick Comparison
The table below breaks down how to reach Bali from Delhi by airline, duration, and fare, so the best option is clear before booking.
Delhi to Bali Route
Airline
Duration
Typical Fare (one-way)
Best For
Direct flight
Air India
~8h 5 Min
₹18,000-35,000+
Fastest travel
One-stop via Singapore
Singapore Airlines
~10-13h
₹16,000-30,000
Comfort transit
One-stop via Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia Airlines, Batik Air, AirAsia
~9-12h
₹14,000-25,000
Lowest fares
One-stop via Bangkok
Thai Airways
~10-13h
₹15,000-27,000
Convenient stopover
Two-stop connections(Kuala Lumpur➡Bangkok
AirAsia X, Batik Air, others
~15-20h+
₹12,000-22,000
Flexible timings, lowest fares, & longer journey
*Delhi to Bali travel cost depends on the season and how far in advance the flight is booked. These figures reflect current trends, and confirming live prices closer to the travel date is advisable.
Best Time to Book Delhi to Bali Flights
Best Value + Best Weather: April-May & September-October
Skies stay dry and sunny through this entire window.
Flights cost between ₹28,000–45,000 for a round trip.
The best time to visit Bali, since it balances weather and crowd size better than any other window.
Peak Season (Expensive but Perfect Weather): June-August
Weather stays clear almost without exception across these months.
Round trip fares peak ranging between ₹40,000–65,000.
Crowds reach their highest levels of the year.
This season suits travelers who are not constrained by budget.
Budget Season (Cheap but Rainy): January-March & November
Travelers looking for the cheapest airline from Delhi to Bali will find fares between ₹13,000-₹18,000 during this window, a reasonable option when occasional rain is not a concern.
Round trip costs generally land between ₹28,000–40,000.
Rain arrives in short, heavy bursts rather than lasting all day.
Spa retreats, yoga sessions, & other indoor plans suit this season perfectly.
Beach days and outdoor excursions are harder to plan.
Bali tourism slows down noticeably in this period, and that's a big reason fares fall.
Pro Flight Booking Tips:
Here is how to go Bali from Delhi without stretching the budget:
Booking two to three months ahead usually locks in better fares.
Tuesday and Wednesday departures tend to run cheaper than weekend flights.
Price alerts on Google Flights or Skyscanner help catch drops early.
Choosing a late-night or early-morning departure can cut costs by 15–20%.
Delhi to Bali Journey: What to Expect & Do
Understanding how to reach Bali from Delhi covers only the booking half of the trip. The hours between departure and landing shape the rest of the experience just as much.
During Your Flight
Longer connecting flights especially can leave you dehydrated because of the dry cabin air. Hence stay hydrated during the journey
If you have a connecting flight, keep an eye on your next boarding gate and boarding time through the airline app or airport information screens, as gates can occasionally change
Set your phone or watch to Bali Time (UTC+8) before landing to adjust more easily, particularly if you're arriving in the evening
Making the Most of Your Layover
If you're flying to Bali from Delhi on a connecting flight, your layover is usually at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Bangkok, sometimes with a second stop along the way. Most connections are between 2 and 5 hours, which gives you enough time to relax, grab a meal, or explore parts of the airport before boarding your next flight.
Transit Airport
What You Can Do During Your Layover
Singapore (Changi Airport)
Indoor gardens, restaurants, and lounges at Jewel Changi are open to travelers, though some areas depend on entry requirements. A free city tour is also available at Changi for those with a longer gap between flights
Kuala Lumpur (KLIA)
Duty-free shopping, local Malaysian food, and airport lounges keep travelers occupied before their next flight. Leaving the airport is advisable only with a long layover and if Malaysia's entry requirements are met
Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi Airport)
Thai food, duty-free outlets, & short spa sessions are available within the airport before the connecting flight
Transit Tip: If you're booking a connecting flight to Bali, avoid very short layovers. A transit time of at least 2 hours is generally recommended to allow enough time for gate changes, security checks, & flight delays.
Landing in Bali: Airport to Hotel
Once your Delhi to Bali flight lands at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), you need to complete immigration, collect your baggage, & proceed through customs.
Travelers who have already submitted Indonesia's electronic customs declaration before departure need only present the QR code when requested. A few transport options are available after the arrivals hall to reach your hotel.
Getting from Bali Airport to Your Hotel
Option
Approx. Cost*
Notes
Grab / Gojek (app-based)
₹400–₹800
Usually the most economical option. Download the app before your trip or activate an eSIM/local SIM after landing.
Prepaid Airport Taxi
₹800–₹1,200
Book and pay at the airport after arrival; fixed fare.
Pre-booked Hotel Transfer
₹1,000–₹1,500
Reserved before departure; driver meets you at the airport. Most convenient option for families, groups, or late-night arrivals.
Approximate fares vary depending on your hotel location & traffic conditions.
Approximate Travel Time from the Airport
Kuta: 15–20 minutes
Seminyak: 25–35 minutes
Canggu: 45–60 minutes (traffic dependent)
Ubud: 1.5–2 hours
Quick Tip: Ubud is roughly 1.5–2 hours from the airport, which makes it a longer haul for late-night arrivals. Staying in Kuta, Jimbaran, or Seminyak for the first night is usually the more practical choice.
Don't want to arrange airport transfers yourself? Most WanderOn Bali group tour packages & selected Bali tour packages include airport pickup, making your arrival smoother after a long international flight.
Delhi to Bali Visa Requirements for Indians
A Bali visa is required for Indian passport holders entering Indonesia on a tourist visit. There are two ways to get it: an electronic visa on arrival (e-VOA), applied for before departure, or a visa on arrival (VOA), obtained after landing at Ngurah Rai International Airport. Travel documents should be sorted well ahead of boarding the Delhi to Bali flight, since that keeps arrival in Bali free of last-minute delays.
Topic
Details
Visa Type
e-VOA or VOA
Validity
30 days
Extension
Can be extended once
Processing
Online before departure or on arrival
Approx. Fee
₹2,655 (IDR 500,000)
Bali Tourist Levy
₹796 (IDR 150,000)
Visa on Arrival Extension
₹2,655 (IDR 500,000)
Overstay Fine
₹5,311 per day (IDR 1,000,000) per
Useful Apps Before Flying
Grab: Ride booking in Bali
Gojek: Taxi, food delivery, payments
Google Maps: Offline navigation
Google Translate: Basic Bahasa Indonesia phrases
Airline App: Boarding gate updates and notifications
Recommended Bali Tour Packages from Delhi 2026
Every Bali tour package from Delhiis shaped around the traveler, not a fixed template. The below itineraries can be adjusted for duration, budget, or the kind of Bali vacation you have always wanted.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Your right to Know!
01
How to go Bali from Delhi?
No direct road or rail route exists between the two countries, so flying is the only way. A direct Air India flight covers the entire distance, or a one or two-stop connection through Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Bangkok works too, and these count among the best ways to reach Bali from Delhi depending on your budget and time.
02
Are there direct flights from Delhi to Bali?
Yes, Air India flies the route nonstop in roughly 8 hours 5 minutes. Anyone wanting more carrier choices, or a break mid-journey, can book a one or two-stop flight through Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Bangkok instead.
03
What is the flight duration from Delhi to Bali?
The direct Delhi to Bali route takes roughly 8 hours 5 minutes in the air, making it by far the fastest option available. A one-stop layover through Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Bangkok stretches total travel time to 9-13 hours, while a two-stop itinerary can run 15-20 hours or more depending on the connection.
04
Which airlines operate Delhi to Bali flights?
Air India is the only carrier flying direct. Four other major airlines serve the route with a stop including: Singapore Airlines through Singapore, Malaysia Airlines, Batik Air, and AirAsia through Kuala Lumpur, and Thai Airways through Bangkok.
05
How much does a Delhi to Bali flight cost?
Fares vary with the season. During January to March and November, round trips can cost as little as ₹28,000, while June to August travel pushes that figure up toward ₹65,000.
06
Which airport should I land at in Bali?
Every flight from Delhi to Bali, direct or connecting, arrives at the same destination: Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Denpasar.
07
Do Indians need a visa for Bali?
Indian travelers need a visa to enter Indonesia. Two routes are open here. Either apply online beforehand for an e-VOA, or get a VOA on arrival at Ngurah Rai International Airport.
08
What is the cheapest month to fly to Bali?
Fares drop lowest between January and March, and again in November, often landing between ₹13,000 and ₹18,000 one-way, the cheapest window to travel Bali from Delhi. This is also Bali's rainy stretch. Travelers who don't mind clouds over clear skies get the better deals during these months.
09
How many hours does it take to reach Bali from Delhi?
The direct Air India flight takes about 8 hours 5 minutes. A one-stop connection through Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Bangkok usually runs 9-13 hours, and a two-stop layover flight can extend the journey to 15-20 hours or more depending on the wait time and airline chosen.