Denpasar is the bustling capital of the Indonesian island of Bali. This vibrant city offers a variety of attractions, including historic temples, bustling markets, and stunning beaches one of the Bali must see places. Visitors can explore the city’s many cultural and historical sites, as well as its modern amenities, which make it an ideal destination for travelers of all backgrounds and interests. Do visit Denpasar on your Bali packages.

Ideal Duration: 3 Nights

Best Time to Go to Bali: April to July (Best Weather), November, December (Cheap Prices, Moderate Rain)

Best Avoided: August (Heavy Crowds), January (Heavy Rains)

Important Events: June - Bali Arts Festival, The Sanur Village Festival - August

Getting in Denpasar

Ngurah Rai International Airport, also known as Denpasar International Airport, is in the South Kuta district of Bali. It is only 13 kilometers from the heart of Denpasar city. Flights from important international cities routinely arrive at and depart from Denpasar Airport.

Departure	Duration	Lowest Round-Trip Deals
Delhi	7h, 1 stop	Rs 30,000
Mumbai	9h, 1 stop	Rs 25,000
Chennai	8h, 1 stop	Rs 23,000
Bengaluru	8h, 1 stop	Rs 28,000
Hyderabad	9h, 1 stop	Rs 27,000
Kolkata	8h, 1 stop	Rs 21,000
Kochin	8h, 1 stop	Rs 21,000

Getting Out of Denpasar

From Denpasar, you have direct, nonstop flights to other countries. Here are some of the closest exit point destinations from Bali: Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Australia, and Cambodia.

Popular Destinations	Ideal Stay	Flight Duration
Bangkok	3 nights	4 hrs
Pattaya	3 nights	4 hrs
Kuala Lumpur	4 nights	3 hrs
Penang	2 nights	5 hrs
Singapore	4 nights	3 hrs
Sydney	4 nights	6 hrs
Perth	3 nights	4 hrs

Getting Around Denpasar - Denpasar Survival Guide

Walking

Exploring a new place on foot is the best way to do so. Bali has stunning beaches and rice terraces, but it also has relatively shoddy roads and cracked sidewalks. The countryside does offer guided walking tours that go to places like Ubud Monkey Forest.

Bus

The longer routes between the regencies of Denpasar, Singaraja, Gilimanuk, and Amlapura are connected by buses, anyhow they are less preferred transportation These long-distance buses have at least one terminal in each town. The top fare is 10,000 IDR. However, there are more costly shuttle buses for visitors that are operated by businesses like "Perama."

Ojek

Ojek is a private motorcycle taxi that accepts paying customers. You'll simply have to stand across one side of the street and wave your hands to signal that you need a ride, and an Ojek will halt for you. Before a few years ago, it was difficult to guarantee the safety of this service, but Ojeks has significantly improved in reliability with the introduction of smartphone apps like "Go Jek" and Uber's "UberMOTOR." The least expensive fare is IDR 30,000 for a 5-kilometer trip.

Taxi

In Bali, taxis are the most reliable mode of public transportation. These taxis are abundant and impossible to miss due to their striking blue color and the bluebird emblem. The drivers speak fluent English, and the prices are frequently about IDR 70,000. The costs are often approximately IDR 70,000, and the drivers are proficient in English. Avoid using taxis with damaged or nonexistent meters since you can be taken advantage of. Uber is also accessible in Bali and frequently has prices of around IDR 40,000, making it more reasonable than radio taxis.

Transport By Sea

You can go to the sister islands of Bali via local cruises. Because they are a part of expensive vacation packages that also include meals and a brief stay, they may be rather expensive. Conventional, inexpensive boats can be utilized for shorter distances, albeit their safety features are dubious.