Find the cheapest flights from Dublin to Bali in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: Dublin (DUB) → Bali (DPS)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 14h 30m – 18h 45m
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €520 | medium |
| February | €480 | low |
| March | €450 | medium |
| April | €420 | medium |
| May | €340 | low |
| June | €580 | high |
| July | €720 | high |
| August | €680 | high |
| September | €380 | low |
| October | €360 | low |
| November | €340 | low |
| December | €850 | high |
Airlines on This Route
- Turkish Airlines (connecting) from €340 — Istanbul stopover can be utilized for a free mini-tour of the city. Book via Turkish Airlines app for extra baggage discounts.
- Qatar Airways (connecting) from €480 — Doha hub is efficient for connections. Use Qatar Airways website directly as they price-match OTAs. Student Club members get extra baggage.
- Emirates (connecting) from €520 — Dubai connections can be long (2-5 hour layovers). Book Skywards member savings or look for Economy Special fares.
- KLM (connecting) from €450 — Flying Blue miles can be redeemed on this route. Book via KLM website for flexible ticket options.
- Etihad Airways (connecting) from €500 — Etihad’s Abu Dhabi hub is less congested than Dubai. Look for their specials published Tuesdays.
Booking Strategy
For Dublin to Bali flights, the sweet spot for booking is 8-12 weeks before departure. May and November offer the best value with prices as low as €340 return. Turkish Airlines via Istanbul consistently undercuts competitors by €100-150, making them the budget-conscious choice. Flying midweek (Tuesday-Wednesday) can save €50-80 compared to weekend departures. Use Skyscanner’s ‘Everywhere’ feature to compare multi-city routing options—sometimes flying via a different hub saves significantly. Set price alerts on Google Flights for DPS and check both morning and evening departure times; evening flights from Dublin often price lower. Avoid July-August and December unless booked 4+ months in advance—prices spike to €700+ during European school holidays.
Route Tips
- Book Turkish Airlines for the lowest fares—they consistently beat competitors by €100-150 on this route and include a free Istanbul stopover.
- Download the Grab app before arrival in Bali—it’s the most reliable and affordable transport for getting around the island.
- Irish passport holders get 30 days visa-free in Indonesia—ensure your passport has 6 months validity from arrival date.
- Fly into DPS but consider staying in Ubud or Canggu rather than Kuta for a more authentic experience with better value.
- Book airport transfers in advance through your hotel—prices are fixed and you’ll avoid taxi touts at the airport.
- Consider a 2-3 day stopover in Doha, Dubai, or Istanbul if you have time—many airlines offer free or discounted stopovers.
- Bali’s wet season runs October-March—book for April-May for the best weather without peak season crowds.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from Dublin to Bali?
The flight from Dublin to Bali takes between 14h 30m and 18h 45m depending on your connection. There are no direct flights—all routes require at least one stop. The most common connections are through Dubai (Emirates), Doha (Qatar Airways), Istanbul (Turkish Airlines), or Amsterdam (KLM). Turkish Airlines via Istanbul typically offers the shortest total travel time at around 14-15 hours, while routes via Dubai or Abu Dhabi can extend to 17-18 hours due to longer layover times.
How much does it cost to fly from Dublin to Bali?
Return flights from Dublin to Bali start at approximately €340 in the low season (May, September-November). During high season (June-August, December), prices rise to €600-850. The average year-round price is around €500. Turkish Airlines consistently offers the lowest fares, while Emirates and Qatar Airways command premiums of €100-200 for superior onboard service. Budget an additional €50-100 for visa-on-arrival fees when entering Indonesia.
Are there direct flights from Dublin to Bali?
No, there are no direct flights from Dublin to Bali. All flights require at least one stopover. The route is operated by Gulf carriers (Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad), European carriers (Turkish Airlines, KLM, Lufthansa), and their respective alliance partners. The most practical connection hubs are Istanbul, Doha, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Amsterdam. Travelers from Ireland typically connect in major European hubs before continuing to Southeast Asia.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Dublin to Bali?
May is the cheapest month to fly from Dublin to Bali, with average prices around €340. September, October, and November also offer excellent value (€340-380). These months fall outside Indonesia’s peak tourist seasons and Europe’s summer holidays. February is the second-cheapest month at around €480. Avoid December (€850 average) and July-August (€680-720) when demand peaks. Shoulder months like March and April offer a balance of decent weather and moderate pricing (€420-450).
Which airlines fly from Dublin to Bali?
Six major airlines operate connecting flights from Dublin to Bali: Turkish Airlines (via Istanbul, cheapest option at €340+), Qatar Airways (via Doha, €480+), Emirates (via Dubai, €520+), Etihad Airways (via Abu Dhabi, €500+), KLM (via Amsterdam, €450+), and Lufthansa (via Frankfurt or Munich, €470+). All include at least one checked bag. Turkish Airlines offers the best value, while Qatar Airways provides the most premium economy experience. No Irish low-cost carriers serve this route.
What airport do I fly into in Bali?
You will fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), also known as Bali Airport or Denpasar Airport, located 13km south of Kuta and 20km from Seminyak. The airport is also known as I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport. From the airport, you can take a taxi (Blue Bird or Grab) to Kuta for approximately €8-10, to Seminyak for €12-15, or to Ubud for €25-30. Pre-booked private transfers cost €15-20. There is no train service to the airport.
How far in advance should I book Dublin to Bali flights?
Book Dublin to Bali flights 8-12 weeks in advance for the best prices. For May travel, book by February-March. For peak season (July-August, December), book 4-6 months ahead—these periods sell out quickly and prices rise sharply after 12 weeks. Last-minute deals are rare on this route due to limited capacity and consistent demand. If your travel dates are flexible, setting Google Flights alerts 3 months before your target travel window is the optimal strategy.
Is it cheaper to fly from Dublin to Bali on weekdays?
Yes, flying midweek from Dublin to Bali is noticeably cheaper. Tuesday and Wednesday departures typically cost €50-80 less than Friday or Sunday flights. This pattern holds because business travel demand (which drives up fares) is lower midweek. The difference is most pronounced in off-peak months. Saturday departures often price similarly to Fridays. For maximum savings, aim for a Tuesday or Wednesday departure with a Tuesday or Wednesday return if your itinerary allows flexibility.
Data updated: 2026-03