Getting to Bali-part I
Most people get to Bali via plane, landing at Ngurah Rai airport in Tuban, 2 miles south of Kuta. Getting to Bali and finding travel deals can be time consuming, so here’s some info on that.
BootsnAll.com has a page set with links to air ticket providers, enabling you to relax in your home and search online for the best deals.
Cheap Ticket Links allows you to search using the Airfare Comparison Tool
International Air Tickets (very low int’l tickets)
• Kayak.com
• Orbitz | Orbitz Travel Deals
• Priceline.com (Choose your own price)
• Browse Travel Deals (US domestic travel deals and more)
• Cheap Tickets
• Hotwire
• TravelNow.com
• Travelocity / Travelocity Canada
• Expedia.com
I tried a selection of these and found great deals.
Here is some info I got searching for a fare from San Francisco return to Bali.
$827+ $179 taxes & fees = $1,006 per person
Of course some airports are not covered on every single website and you might want to utilize alternate means of acquiring your ticket. Some likely avenues to check are your local travel agent and the Sunday travel section of a big city newspaper (LA Times, Weekend Australian etc.)
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I found your post about getting to Bali very interesting. I am from Nepal and now live in the USA. I am a Sherpa and my father is a trekking guide. Do you have any sugestions you could post about getting to Nepal cheap? What is the best airline to take to get cheap International Travel
. I have a web site and if you can provide some info on cheap airfare , I would love to link to it.
Thanks for your post.
Nawang