
5 hour(s), 10 minute(s)
Airline | Departure Time | Arrival Time | Origin airport | Destination airport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
China Southern Airlines | 08:40 | 13:50 | Bali / Denpasar (DPS) | Guangzhou (CAN) | Book flight |
TransNusa | 19:40 | 01:00 (+1 day) | Bali / Denpasar (DPS) | Guangzhou (CAN) | Book flight |
Fares start from AU$213. With regular weekly service on this route, pricing tends to be more stable than on thinner long-haul connections, though fares still rise around Chinese public holiday periods.
The non-stop flight takes about 5 hours 10 minutes, covering close to 3,600 kilometres between southern China and Bali.
Yes. China Southern Airlines and TransNusa both operate non-stop flights between Bali and Guangzhou, with China Southern running the more frequent schedule.
China Southern Airlines and TransNusa currently fly this route direct. China Southern's fare is full-service, including checked baggage and a meal.
Currently no, ordinary Australian passport holders qualify for China's unilateral visa-free entry for short tourism stays, a policy extended through the end of 2026. Check the rule again close to your travel date since it can change.
Fares tend to climb around major Chinese public holiday periods when demand spikes, so flying outside those windows and booking a few weeks ahead generally gets a better price.
Bali to Guangzhou is a well-served direct route, connecting Bali's beaches with one of southern China's biggest business and travel hubs. With regular non-stop service and a flight time a little over five hours, it works comfortably as either a standalone trip or a stopover en route further into mainland China.
China Southern Airlines operates the bulk of non-stop flights on this route, with frequent weekly departures, while TransNusa also flies the same city pair. China Southern's fare is full-service, with checked baggage and a meal included.
The direct flight takes around 5 hours 10 minutes, covering close to 3,600 kilometres. It is a comfortable single daytime or overnight sector depending on the departure time chosen.
Fares start from AU$213, with the route benefiting from decent weekly frequency, which generally keeps pricing more competitive than on thinner long-haul connections. A Price Alert on Traveloka helps you catch dips ahead of Chinese public holiday periods, when demand tends to spike.
Australian ordinary passport holders currently qualify for China's unilateral visa-free entry for short tourism stays, a policy that has been extended through the end of 2026. A passport valid for at least six months is required, and because the policy is set unilaterally by China rather than under a treaty, it is worth double-checking the current rule shortly before you fly.
Traveloka makes it simple to compare China Southern and TransNusa on this route, with transparent pricing and Price Alerts to help you book at the right time.
Flight Duration | 5 hr(s) 10 mins |
Airport in Bali / Denpasar | |
Airport in Guangzhou |




