Singapore and Bali are just 3 hours apart by direct flight. With Scoot, you'll find tickets from €125 return if you book in advance, though most passengers pay around €139. Peak season prices reach €152.
Price and when to book
Base price is €125, but most travellers pay between €139 and €152. Book 3–6 weeks ahead to snag the best fares. Weekends and holidays are pricier, so flying midweek saves you money if you have the flexibility.
Airline and direct flight
Scoot is your carrier on this route and it's direct: no stops, no connections. Departs Singapore at 16:05, lands in Bali 3 hours later. Return flight leaves Denpasar at 11:10. Check baggage allowance and onboard services on Scoot's website before you pay.
Best time to visit
Bali has tropical weather year-round. Dry season (May to September) is the busiest and most expensive. On a tight budget, aim for June or September, less crowded and a bit cheaper. Skip July–August unless those are your only option. The wet season (October to April) offers lower fares but unpredictable rain.
What to do when you arrive
You'll land at Denpasar Airport (DPS). Beaches at Seminyak and Sanur, temples like Tanah Lot and Besakih, waterfalls near Ubud, rice paddies, diving in Amed. Most are 30–90 minutes from the airport depending on location. Rent a scooter or book tours if you'd rather not drive.
FAQ
Are there direct flights from Singapore to Bali?
Yes. Scoot operates a direct flight between Singapore (SIN) and Bali (DPS) in about 3 hours. No stopovers.
How much does a flight from Singapore to Bali cost?
From €125 return if you book ahead. Most tickets sit around €139. Peak season can push prices to €152.
Which airline flies Singapore to Bali?
Scoot regularly serves this route with competitive pricing.
What's the best month to fly Singapore to Bali?
Any month works, but June–September (dry season) offers the best weather. For cheap fares, October–April is cheaper, though rainfall is higher.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
