Flights from Hong Kong to Denpasar Bali, Indonesia

Situated in the southern part of Bali, declared the world’s favorite destination by travelers in 2017, Denpasar is the province’s capital city and is home to fabulous beaches, temples, Colonial architecture, authentic cafes and restaurants and modern shopping centers. With monuments from the Dutch Colonial period, the Pura Blangjong Temple and the Bali Museum, there is plenty to see and do. Bali is known for its beaches, and Sanur is one of the most laid-back, with colorful fishing boats resting on the sand and shallow waters. It is the perfect place to sit and relax while watching the sun set over the sea.

Flying to Denpasar

1. Which airports serve Hong Kong to Denpasar?

Hong Kong International Airport, also known as the Chek Lap Kok Airport, is the eighth-busiest in the world. It is accessible by public bus, taxis and the Airport Express Train.
Passengers arriving in Denpasar will fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport, which is 13km south of the city. The official taxi counter is outside the arrivals hall – simply tell the attendant your destination, pay the fare and go to the taxi with the receipt.

2. Which airlines operate flights from Hong Kong to Denpasar?

Several airlines operate regular direct flights from Hong Kong to Denpasar, including Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Airlines and Garuda Indonesia.

3. How long is the flight?

A direct flight between Hong Kong and Denpasar is approximately five hours.

4. Climate changes between Hong Kong and Denpasar

Hong Kong has tropical cyclones between May and November and typhoons in September. Its subtropical climate means that it has four seasons – a warm and humid spring, a hot and rainy summer, a sunny and warm autumn and a dry and cool winter. In Denpasar, there are slight changes in temperature all year round, as it sits close to the Equator. It is warm and humid with distinctive dry and rainy seasons. The warmest month is January and the coolest is August, with January also being the wettest month.

5. Culture differences and need-to-know

Currently, nationals of most countries do not need a visa to get into Hong Kong for tourism and can stay for periods of up to 180 days depending on nationality. Nationals of 169 countries can visit Bali without a visa for 30 days, while visa on arrival applies for others.
The CDC recommends that visitors receive vaccinations against hepatitis A and typhoid, which you can contract through contaminated food and water. For travel to Bali, routine immunizations such as diphtheria, measles and tetanus should be up-to-date along with travel-specific vaccinations such as typhoid and hepatitis A.

Denpasar Information

The skyline of Hong Kong is instantly recognizable, as it is set around a thriving and busy harbor, and there are many skyscrapers from which to see wonderful views. The best is the one from Victoria Peak, where the nighttime view of the city lights is unmissable. As Hong Kong is one of the culinary capitals of the world, visitors can enjoy anything from dim sum and delicious street food to a Night Market restaurant feast and Michelin-starred meals.
While Hong Kong is constantly moving, the beaches of Bali are where visitors go to relax, and the island is renowned for its yoga and meditation retreats. Home to religious sites such as Ulwatu Temple built on a cliffside, it has forested volcanic mountains, iconic rice paddies and beautiful coral reefs. The south of the island has lovely beachside towns and cities such as Kuta with its lively bars and the resorts of Seminyak and Nusa Dua.