Cheap flights to Bali

• British Airways: BA has code-share arrangements with Qatar Airways (via Doha) and Malaysian Airlines (via KUL) to manage daily flights from Heathrow to Bali. 
• Emirates: Emirates is a top-choice of UK travellers for flights to Bali via Dubai offering flexible choices for departure airport in London. 
• Qatar Airways: Qatar Airways flights to Bali via Doha are also available daily from Heathrow. 
• Thai Airways: Flying to Bali via Bangkok is also another alternative which is available to choose while you are departing from London Heathrow. 
• Malaysian Airlines: Malaysian Airlines maintain regular flights on Heathrow-Bali route via KUL. 
• Singapore Airlines: Singapore Airlines offer Heathrow to Bali flights every day with a single stopover (via SIN)

At present, there are no direct flights to Bali from the UK. Flight connections are frequently available from different airports in the UK. One-stop flights to Bali are operated by many airlines. Among these, British Airways and Emirates are the most preferred airlines' option to reach Bali by regular travellers.

• Gatwick to Bali with Emirates: 17 hours and 35 minutes
• LHR to Bali (DPS) with British Airways: 19 hours and 30 minutes
• Manchester to Bali with Singapore Airlines: 17 hours and 15 minutes

Bali gains quite a lot of attention by Brits during the holiday season. Ultimately, flights are expensive due to the high volume of sales. Our travel agents for Bali utilize their industry experience to help you secure the cheap flights to Bali. Firstly, early bookings can help save some pounds on your flights. Secondly, being flexible for your departure dates can also make a difference in flight prices.

Book your Bali flights for March 2020 beforehand to find the best deals for flight as well as accommodation in Bali. We notify our Newsletter Subscribers and Social Media Family for the sudden price drop through emails and online posts which serves as a good chance for the ones who have their eyes on budget.

The dry season is the best time to visit Bali and enjoy a luxury resort holiday. The weather remains mostly dry from May to September, sometimes extending to the early days of October. With the summer thermometer seldom exceeding 28 °C, spending quality time at the beach is no hassle. Many of the water sports are popularly active during this time, may it be rafting, game fishing, yachting or surfing. Also, clear skies mean that nightlife could be enjoyed to the fullest under the moonlight.

Bali lies on a tropical climate belt and thus it is expected to rain here more often. During the rainy season (from late October to late April) it becomes quite difficult to roam around the places freely. Even though the coldest month of January is not so cold by comparison (26 °C) yet rainfall brings chilly winds that are not to the taste of tourists in t-shirts. Tourists take advantage of the cheaper holiday season to visit Bali and try their luck with the weather conditions to make the most of their stay.

Commonly dubbed as Bali airport for ease, the actual name of the airport where cheap flights to Bali land is I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport. This airport is at a reasonable distance from the capital of Bali, Denpasar. A half an hour drive from the airport gets us to Denpasar city centre. The IATA code of this airport is DPS.

The airport has a themed terminal with a total capacity of 3,175 seated passengers. Waiting passengers may avail a facility of in-house cinema, kids play area, a separate smoking lounge, duty-free shops and a range of restaurants. The waiting time seems to fly quickly.

Making a spontaneous decision to go to Bali over the holidays is a fantastic idea, but searching for the best price at the last-minute might be a bit difficult. Here is when our customers find expensive results when they search online for flights at the eleventh hour.

Please call our agents on 020 3745 5784 for a personalized flight deal that caters to your requirements. Refer a friend, and each of you can save up to 50 GBP on your next flight booking with Travelhouseuk.

Karma Beach: The coastline here has many attractions of lush tropical woodlands, slight elevations commanding the most beautiful of views, beach and waterfront.

Green Bowl Beach: A mountainous serpentine track leads us from lush thickets to the beach down below - 250 steps to be exact. A hundred yards or so from the sandy shore are marine beds of unsurpassed beauty.

Balangan Beach: Lying nestled amongst groves of palm trees and mile upon mile of foliage, whose colours are enriched after each rain spell, this beach makes for a welcoming sight.

The Elephant Cave: Also goes by the name of 'Goa Gajah', this is a well-kept sanctuary from the 9th century. The 'elephant' reflects the vast caves and the plethora of archaeological relics that it houses.

New Kuta Green Park: The park features a state-of-the-art amusement park with characteristic water-slides and a wave pool. Paintball has been introduced to a significant effect and continues to be the main attraction.

• Hard Rock Hotel
• The Seminyak Suite Private Villa
• Pradha Villas Seminyak
• Segara Village Hotel
• Villa Kresna Boutique Villas

The mid-range accommodation options include 3-star hotels and resorts that stand out for their affordability. Popular ones are:

• Barong Resort and Spa
• Hotel Tjampuhan
• Waringin Homestay
• Taman Sari Hotel