Brunei International Airport (BWN) is the airport for Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei's capital. For an arrival transfer, the useful choice is between a metered taxi, a Dart booking and a rental car for a wider itinerary. Dart has a specific airport pickup point at P2, so agree on the transport option before heading outside.

Find the right Brunei flight

Use BWN when comparing flights to or from Bandar Seri Begawan. Match the airport, travel date and destination in each itinerary; a city appearing in search results does not establish that every option is nonstop. Compare the operating airline and any stops in the itinerary before choosing a fare.

For an existing booking, use the flight number for status updates. Brunei's Department of Civil Aviation provides arrival and departure information through its iFly service. This is a more useful day-of-travel reference than a previously saved timetable.

Dart arrivals: use P2, with the right booking details

Dart Airport Transfer collects arriving passengers at the P2 Car Park. Its app supports immediate requests, subject to driver availability, and advance bookings up to 30 days ahead; future bookings use Dart Credits. Set up the payment method before relying on an advance reservation.

Enter both passenger numbers and luggage details. Declare oversized items in the booking notes or to the assigned driver so the vehicle choice reflects the whole group. P2 is a meeting point for this service, rather than an instruction to wait at any terminal exit.

Metered taxi or rental car?

Brunei Tourism identifies metered taxis at the airport and recommends car rental for exploring beyond Bandar Seri Begawan. A taxi suits a single journey to accommodation without the responsibility of parking and driving. A rental becomes more useful when the trip includes several places outside the capital.

Compare the complete ground journey, including airport or luggage surcharges, rather than only an initial fare. A larger party should arrange a vehicle that fits its bags; a low per-car quote is useful only if everyone can travel together.

Kampong Ayer needs a separate waterfront journey

Kampong Ayer is reached by water taxi from the capital's waterfront. First travel from BWN into Bandar Seri Begawan, then continue by boat where appropriate. Brunei Tourism identifies the Yayasan waterfront as a water-taxi location.

If staying in or visiting the water village, share the actual jetty or host's meeting point with the ground driver. A road transfer to the city and a boat crossing serve different legs of the trip; budget and pack for handling luggage between them.