Flight from Basco - Batanes to Bali / Denpasar

Bali is not a stranger to the world. This beautiful paradise island is the ultimate must-visit place in most adventure's travel list. Famous worldwide for its magnificent beaches, breath-taking sunsets, spectacular temples, down-to-earth locals and many more, Bali is a destination worth visiting at least once in your life. Suitable for travellers with children or a group of friends, for couples or solo, numerous different locations in Bali will meet your travelling criteria. When in Indonesia, if you enjoy spicy foods, it is a must to devour the local dishes. However, if spicy foods are not for you, fret not like the streets of Kuta, Seminyak, Sanur, Ubud and Nusa Dua towns are littered with many varieties of cuisines to suit your taste buds.

Best time to fly from Basco Batanes to Bali Denpasar

Bali is blessed with warm weather all year round, the best time to visit the island though is during the dry season in May lasting up to October when there are fewer rainfalls. Beach activities and other outdoor activities such as temple hopping or market shopping would be perfect in sunny conditions. In March, when the Balinese celebrate Hari Nyepi or otherwise known as the 'day of silence and seclusion' is when you would want to avoid going to Bali. During this celebration, for the entire day the Bali Island shuts down (no lights during the night, no travelling and no entertainment) and locals stay indoors.

Main airports available in Basco Batanes and Bali Denpasar

Basco Airport – The primary airport serving the province of Batanes in the Philippines is known as the Basco Airport. Providing regular domestic flights to various other cities all over the country, Basco Airport is also one of the hubs of Sky Pasada. You may find many flights to Basco via airlines such as Air Swift, Cebu Pacific, Northsky Air, Philippine Airlines, Platinum Skies and Sky Pasada, SkyJet.

Ngurah Rai International Airport – The Bali airport terminal is officially named as the I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, otherwise more commonly known as Denpasar International Airport by the locals. It serves as the primary airport of Bali Island and is the second busiest airport in Indonesia in terms of passenger traffic. Regular flight routes connecting the Philippines to Bali are available via airline carriers such as Philippines Air, Philippines AirAsia and Cebu Pacific.

Climate Pattern in Basco Batanes and Bali Denpasar

As the island of Bali is geographically situated just south of the equator, the island experience a tropical wet and dry climate which promises hot and humid weather all year round. Although the weather stays hot and humid most of the year, Bali is nicer and welcomes more visitors during the dry season due to less wet weather conditions. The dry season lasts from May to October whereas the wet season starts from November to April. You may expect some unpredictable rainfalls during the wet season, which will cause a little hassle during outdoor activities.

Highlights attractions in Bali Denpasar

• Pasar Badung – There are many markets all over the main cities of Bali, the Pasar Badung. However, it is the largest of its kind in Denpasar. Since it is only a kilometre away from the city centre, Pasar Badung would be an excellent stop for some last-minute souvenir shopping before heading back home. Here you will encounter a huge selection of Batik clothes and fabric, handicrafts, accessories, homeware, artwork, pottery, textiles and silver, among many more. Haggling in the markets in Bali is considerably encouraged, the more items you buy, the more bargain you should ask for.
• Bajra Sandhi Monument – The Bajra Sandhi Monument stands proud in the heart of Denpasar city. The monument is one of Denpasar's top landmark. It features stunning Balinese architecture in its exteriors. Tall trees and well-kept gardens surround the monument. On weekends it is a place where locals go to relax and do some recreational activities. Besides being a great place for some photo opportunities, the Bajra Sandhi Monument also houses a diorama gallery on its upper floor, where you can dive into some of Balinese history.
• Bali Arts Festival – Around July to August is where the Bali Arts Festival take place in Taman Wedhi Budaya. For arts and culture enthusiasts, this event is something to look out for when planning your trip to Bali. During the festival, you will witness a vast array of art exhibits, live cultural performances, parades and locals dressed in elegant traditional costumes. This event is a great way to get a glimpse of the traditional Balinese culture.