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Transport to Melbourne Airport

Public Transport Options: Melbourne offers a comprehensive public transport system, including trams, buses, and Metro Trains. To make commuting easier, the city provides Myki Cards, a reusable travel card that allows for seamless transit. Trams within the central business district are free of charge.

Uber, Didi, Ola, and Taxis: Melbourne has a wide availability of ride-sharing services like Uber, Didi, and Ola. The average cost for an Uber trip within the city centre is around AUD 10 - 15. Taxis are also readily available, although they tend to be more expensive, with an average fare of AUD 20 - 25 for a similar distance.

Driving by Car to Melbourne Airport: Melbourne Airport is located approximately 23 kilometers from the city centre, and the drive typically takes about 30-40 minutes without traffic. However, during peak hours, this can extend up to an hour.

Parking at Melbourne Airport: Melbourne Airport offers a range of parking options, including premium, business, long-term, and value car parks. Prices start from AUD 25 per day for the Value Car Park and go up to AUD 77 per day for Premium parking. 

Flying from Melbourne Airport

Terminal Information: Melbourne Airport, also known as Tullamarine Airport, has four terminals in total. Terminal 2 is specifically designated for international flights, including those bound for Bali.

Amenities: Melbourne Airport offers a variety of amenities to enhance your travel experience from Melbourne to Bali. There are numerous dining options available, ranging from fast food chains and coffee shops to fine dining establishments. Additionally, the airport features a wide selection of stores offering duty-free shopping, designer brands, and essential travel items.

Wi-Fi: Melbourne Airport provides free Wi-Fi service across all terminals. 

When Should You Arrive at Melbourne Airport for Your Flight?

For international flights, such as those to Bali, it is recommended to arrive at least three hours prior to your scheduled departure time. This allows sufficient time to complete check-in procedures, undergo security checks, and have ample time to relax before your flight.

Flying to Ngurah Rai (Denpasar) International Airport

Upon touching down at Ngurah Rai International Airport, you'll find yourself in one of two terminals: Terminal 1 for domestic flights and Terminal 2 for international flights. Simply follow the clear signage to passport control and baggage claim. The airport staff are always on hand to assist you. If you're here for an international flight, head to Terminal 2, while Terminal 1 serves domestic flights. The airport offers free Wi-Fi access, providing a reliable internet speed for your browsing needs while you wait.

Upon arrival, you'll need to pass through immigration where your passport and visa will be checked. Baggage screening and random security checks are standard procedures. Remember to comply with the airport staff and security procedures for a smooth and hassle-free arrival.

Transport from Ngurah Rai (Denpasar) International Airport

Public Transport: Limited public transport is available from Ngurah Rai International Airport. The Trans Sarbagita bus, stopping at the airport, services key areas in Bali at a cost of IDR 3,500 per trip.

Rideshares and Taxis: Uber is unavailable in Bali, but local rideshare apps like Grab and Gojek are popular, costing around IDR 50,000 for a 30-minute ride. The airport's official taxi service, Bali Taxi (Blue Bird taxis), offers rides to Denpasar city for an average fare of IDR 145,000.

Travel Time: The airport is about 13 kilometers from Denpasar city centre, a 30 to 45-minute drive depending on traffic.

Car Rentals: Car rental agencies such as Avis, Hertz, and Europcar operate at the airport. Remember to carry an international driver's license if you plan to rent. Pre-booking online is recommended for a hassle-free rental process. Be cautious while driving as road conditions in Bali can be challenging.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many airports are there in Bali?

Bali has one main airport that receives all incoming flights, Ngurah Rai Airport. Ngurah Rai Airport has two terminals in operation, one domestic and one international.

Time Difference Between Melbourne and Bali?

The time difference between Melbourne and Bali is 2 hours.

What Is the Distance from Bali Airport to the City Centre?

The city centre is roughly 13 kilometres away from Bali Airport, a journey that typically takes around 30 minutes by car.

Which Airlines Fly from Melbourne to Bali?

China Airlines, China Southern, Emirates, Garuda Indonesia, Malaysia Airlines, Qantas, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways, and Virgin.

If you've booked with Qantas or Jetstar, you're able to check-in online with Webjet.

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