Fly from Bali to Darwin, Australia’s tropical capital, where sunset markets, open-air dining, and national parks sit within easy reach of the city. Touch down and stroll the Darwin Waterfront Precinct for a swim in the Wave Lagoon, or time your trip for Mindil Beach Sunset Markets. Day trips to Litchfield National Park bring waterfall swims; longer stays open the door to Kakadu. Whether you’re heading home from Bali or chasing a warm-weather break, Traveloka makes it easy to compare airlines and lock in cheap Bali to Darwin flights.

Airlines flying direct from Bali to Darwin

This short international hop is well served by two reliable low-cost carriers with straightforward inclusions:

• Jetstar: The Australian budget airline. Operates daily non-stop services. Low base fares with optional add-ons for checked baggage, meals, and seat selection. Earn Qantas Points on eligible fares.
• Indonesia AirAsia: Offers regular direct flights from Bali to Darwin. Known for consistently low prices, with extras like baggage and meals available for purchase. Collect AirAsia Points through the airline’s loyalty program.

Flight time from Bali to Darwin

When flying direct, it takes {shortestHour} hours and {shortestMinute} minutes to travel from Bali to Darwin. It’s a quick 1,800-kilometre hop across the Timor Sea. That’s just enough time for a movie and a power nap before landing in Australia’s Top End.

Average price of flights between Bali and Darwin

Return fares on the Bali–Darwin route usually sit between A$260 and A$700, with current deals from {flightCheapestPrice}. Fares peak during Australian school holidays and Darwin’s dry-season festivals, then ease again around the shoulder months. Booking two to three months ahead and watching for Traveloka’s sales like Boxing Day, EOFY, and Click Frenzy Travel promos to help lock in cheap flights from Bali to Darwin with bonus coupons and app-only deals.

Cheapest time to fly to Darwin

The cheapest month to fly from Bali to Darwin is {cheapestMonth}. Fares tend to dip in the wet season (November–April) when humidity rises but crowds thin, making it a great time for lower airfares and hotel deals, and for exploring Darwin’s museums, markets, and coastal walks without the crowds. 

The dry season (May–September) brings clear skies, outdoor festivals, and higher demand, especially around the Darwin Festival and school holidays. For balanced value, aim for April or October and set a Traveloka Flight Alert to catch price drops, and don’t forget to check out Traveloka’s promo page.

Where is the airport in Darwin?

Darwin International Airport (DRW) sits about 13 kilometres from the city centre. That’s roughly a 15-minute drive, depending on traffic. Taxis and rideshares are available outside the terminal for A$30–40 to most CBD hotels. Budget travellers can opt for shuttle buses or public transport for about A$5–10 per person. Car-hire desks in the terminal make it easy to explore Litchfield National Park, Berry Springs, or Kakadu National Park.

Visa and passport requirements for Australians flying to Darwin

Aussies don’t need a visa to enter Darwin. Make sure your passport is valid and undamaged; eligible travellers can use SmartGate at DRW for faster entry. Carry your completed Incoming Passenger Card and any required declarations.

Time difference between Bali and Darwin

Darwin runs on Australian Central Standard Time (GMT+9:30), which is 1 hour 30 minutes ahead of Bali (GMT+8). Your itinerary already reflects local time, so you’ll land with clocks adjusted.

Our tips to getting the best price on flights

• Book early: Lock in your Bali–Darwin fare a couple of months ahead. Prices climb quickly around Territory Day, Darwin Festival, and the dry-season markets when demand peaks.
• Use Traveloka tools: Set a Flight Alert for fare drops, and check the Traveloka promo page during Boxing Day, EOFY, and Click Frenzy Travel for bonus coupons and flash deals.
• Compare inclusions: Low-cost airlines can be great value, but once you add meals or baggage, a bundled fare may cost less… especially if you’re packing for trips to Litchfield or Kakadu National Park.
• Travel midweek: Tuesday and Wednesday flights often price lower, leaving extra for Mindil Beach sunsets or a night out along the Darwin Waterfront.
• Take advantage of extras: Use app-only deals, and seasonal Traveloka sales to keep your Darwin getaway flexible and affordable.

Why trust Traveloka with your flight booking

• All in one place: Compare and book flights to Darwin, stays near the Waterfront, Mindil Beach, or Cullen Bay, and attraction tickets, all in one app.
• Seasonal savings: Traveloka drops deals year-round, from Boxing Day to EOFY and Click Frenzy Travel, with extra coupons on the promo page when you need them most.
• Transparent pricing: No hidden seat or baggage fees. What you see is what you pay.
• Exclusive perks: Enjoy app-only discounts, Traveloka Rewards, and SIM card offers that make exploring Litchfield’s waterfalls, Berry Springs, or Crocosaurus Cove even easier.

Ready for your Darwin adventure?

More than just flights, Traveloka helps you plan your Darwin trip, from stays near the Waterfront to attraction tickets and day tours to Litchfield and Kakadu.

Other popular destinations in Australia from Bali

• Bali to Sydney flights: Harbour icons, coastal walks, and big-city dining.
• Bali to Melbourne flights: Laneway cafés, galleries, and live sport.
• Bali to Brisbane flights: Riverfront dining and easy access to islands.
• Bali to Perth flights: Coastline, parks, and open-air markets.
• Bali to Adelaide flights: Vineyards, markets, and heritage streets.

Flying in the other direction?

Here’s everything you need to know about the reverse journey from Darwin to Bali.