
1 hr(s), 15 min
Airline | Departure Time | Arrival Time | Origin Airport | Destination Airport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Garuda Indonesia | 22:05 | 05:30 (+1 day) | Bali / Denpasar (DPS) | Melbourne (MEL) | Book Flight |
Qantas | 22:10 | 05:45 (+1 day) | Bali / Denpasar (DPS) | Brisbane (BNE) | Book Flight |
Qantas | 22:20 | 06:10 (+1 day) | Bali / Denpasar (DPS) | Sydney (SYD) | Book Flight |
Qantas | 22:55 | 05:20 (+1 day) | Perth (PER) | Brisbane (BNE) | Book Flight |
Virgin Australia | 23:05 | 06:40 (+1 day) | Bali / Denpasar (DPS) | Melbourne (MEL) | Book Flight |
Virgin Australia | 23:20 | 06:55 (+1 day) | Bali / Denpasar (DPS) | Gold Coast (OOL) | Book Flight |
Garuda Indonesia | 23:25 | 07:10 (+1 day) | Bali / Denpasar (DPS) | Sydney (SYD) | Book Flight |
Qantas | 23:25 | 07:00 (+1 day) | Bali / Denpasar (DPS) | Melbourne (MEL) | Book Flight |
Qantas | 23:45 | 05:15 (+1 day) | Perth (PER) | Melbourne (MEL) | Book Flight |
Qantas | 23:55 | 06:05 (+1 day) | Perth (PER) | Sydney (SYD) | Book Flight |
Australia is serviced by three major airlines along with a few regional ones, giving travellers options when it comes to inclusions and budgets. Here's a bit about each one:
Due to how vast the country is, and how bare much of the centre of the country is, Australia is very well connected by air. That means there's a lot of direct flights options.
If you're flying from one major city to another, you'll most likely be able to catch a direct flight. However, to regional cities or smaller destinations, you may need to connect.
If you're needing a flight to a specific destination in Australia, these are all the commercial airports with flights readily available. Some smaller or more remote destinations may be serviced by smaller, regional airlines, charter flights (especially for fly-in/fy-out destinations) or need to be accessed by road.
Booking several weeks to a few months ahead usually gives the widest choice of fares and schedules to Australia. Prices climb over the local summer and major holidays, so set a Price Alert on Traveloka to track your route and book when fares dip.
Australia's shoulder seasons in spring and autumn, plus the winter months of June to August, generally bring softer pricing and lighter crowds than the December to February summer peak. Rather than fix on one month, watch your route with a Price Alert and book when the pattern turns favourable.
Almost all visitors need a travel authority or visa. Eligible nationalities use the ETA or the free eVisitor, while others apply for a Visitor visa (subclass 600). Requirements depend on your passport, so confirm current rules on the official Department of Home Affairs site before booking.
Yes. Direct flights serve Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth from many Asian hubs, the Gulf, and parts of the Pacific and North America. Long-haul origins in Europe and the Americas often involve one stop. Direct frequencies are strongest into the major east-coast gateways.
It depends on your origin. Non-stop flights from Southeast Asian hubs to the east-coast cities run roughly seven to nine hours, while services from the Gulf, Europe or North America are long-haul and often include a connection that adds transit time.
The main international gateways are Sydney (SYD), Melbourne (MEL), Brisbane (BNE) and Perth (PER), with Adelaide, Cairns, Darwin and the Gold Coast also handling international routes. Sydney is the busiest and most widely served by long-haul carriers, so it often has the broadest choice of schedules and connections.
Qantas and Virgin Australia are the main Australian carriers, with Jetstar on low-cost routes. Major international operators include Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Cathay Pacific and many others connecting through Asia, the Gulf, the Pacific and North America. You can compare them on Traveloka.
Many tickets to Australia can be rescheduled, depending on the airline and fare conditions. On Traveloka you can use Easy Reschedule on eligible bookings, and reach 24/7 customer support if you need help changing your plans.




