This listing covers flights from Bali into Paris more broadly, spanning both of the city's main airports rather than just Charles de Gaulle. Either way, it's a genuine long-haul trip from Bali, so it's worth planning around a layover rather than expecting a single simple flight.

Which airports serve Paris?

Most international flights land at Charles de Gaulle Airport, the larger of the two and the one served by the widest range of long-haul connections. Orly Airport, closer to the southern side of the city, handles a smaller share of flights, mostly on European and some intercontinental routes, so it's worth double-checking which airport your specific itinerary uses.

Is there a direct flight from Bali / Denpasar to Paris?

No, there's no nonstop service from Bali to either Paris airport. Singapore Airlines' one-stop connection via Singapore is the most common routing, with other options available via Seoul Incheon or Hong Kong.

How long does it take to fly from Bali / Denpasar to Paris?

Expect total travel time of roughly 16 to 20 hours once you include your stopover, since there's no direct alternative to shorten the journey.

How much does a flight from Bali / Denpasar to Paris cost?

Fares start from AU$466. As with most long-haul European routes, prices swing with the season, so flexibility on dates and connecting cities helps.

Do Australians need a visa to fly to Paris?

Australian passport holders can visit France visa-free for tourist stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period, as part of the wider Schengen Area rules. Keep your passport valid for at least three months past your planned departure date.

Best time to fly to Paris

Spring and early autumn tend to bring the most comfortable weather and smaller crowds than the peak summer months, while winter suits anyone after a cooler, festive-season trip.