Find the cheapest flights from Warsaw to Bali in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: Warsaw (WAW) → Bali (DPS)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 14h 30m – 18h 45m (1 stop)
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €480 | high |
| February | €440 | medium |
| March | €420 | medium |
| April | €400 | medium |
| May | €350 | low |
| June | €390 | medium |
| July | €520 | high |
| August | €540 | high |
| September | €360 | low |
| October | €350 | low |
| November | €380 | medium |
| December | €620 | high |
Airlines on This Route
- Qatar Airways (connecting): from €380 — Best for layover comfort at Doha Hamad International. Use their multi-city search to find cheaper fares via different Gulf hubs.
- Turkish Airlines (connecting): from €360 — Often cheapest via Istanbul. Book at least 8 weeks ahead for best rates. Tuesday-Wednesday departures typically €30-50 cheaper.
- Emirates (connecting): from €420 — Check Skywardssaver awards – sometimes cheaper than cash fares. Avoid peak Dubai transfer times (morning arrival from Europe).
- Oman Air (connecting): from €370 — Often overlooked but competitive pricing. Fewer flights than Qatar/Emirates so check schedule carefully. Good option for shorter layover times.
- Etihad Airways (connecting): from €400 — Can be competitive on specific dates. Use their ‘Manage Booking’ to see layover options. Sometimes offers stopover packages in Abu Dhabi.
Booking Strategy
Warsaw to Bali requires a connecting flight through the Middle East (Doha, Dubai, Abu Dhabi) or Istanbul. The sweet spot for booking is 8-12 weeks before departure – too early and prices haven’t dropped, too late and you’ll pay premium rates. May, September, and October offer the best value at €350-380 return. Avoid December (€600+) and July-August (€500+) unless booking months in advance. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are typically €30-60 cheaper than weekend departures. Use Skyscanner’s ‘Everywhere’ feature to compare all airlines, then book directly with the carrier to avoid third-party fees. For Polish passport holders, visa on arrival ($35 USD) is available at DPS – factor this into your budget. Consider positioning to Berlin (BER) as departure – sometimes €50-100 cheaper than WAW.
Route Tips
- Warsaw Chopin (WAW) is the main departure airport – verify your terminal as some Gulf carriers use Terminal 1, others Terminal 2. Allow 2.5 hours for international departure including security.
- For Indonesian visa on arrival (VOA), have exactly $35 USD cash or pay via credit card – have your return ticket and accommodation address ready to show immigration.
- Consider a 2-3 day stopover in Istanbul, Doha, or Dubai at no extra cost – Qatar, Turkish, and Emirates all offer free or heavily discounted stopovers. This breaks up the journey and adds a bonus destination.
- Download Grab app before arrival in Bali – it’s the most reliable transport and often 50% cheaper than hotel taxis. Accept cash payment in Indonesian Rupiah.
- Book accommodations in Canggu or Ubud rather than Kuta if you want to escape the backpacker party scene – both offer better access to surf, yoga, and Balinese culture. Airport transfer from DPS to Canggu takes 45-60 minutes in normal traffic.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from Warsaw to Bali?
There are no direct flights from Warsaw (WAW) to Bali (DPS). The shortest connecting routes take approximately 14h 30m with one stop. Turkish Airlines via Istanbul typically offers the fastest one-stop option at 14h 30m-15h 30m. Qatar Airways via Doha usually takes 15-16 hours. Emirates and Etihad routes via Dubai or Abu Dhabi can extend to 17-19 hours depending on connection times. The longest layovers (6-10 hours) can push total travel time to 22+ hours, so try to book shorter layovers if possible.
How much does it cost to fly from Warsaw to Bali?
Return flights range from €350 to €650 depending on season and airline. The cheapest period is May, September, and October with prices starting at €350-380 for Turkish Airlines or Oman Air. Peak season (Christmas/New Year) sees prices jump to €550-650. July and August school holidays cost €500-540. Budget carriers aren’t available on this route – all flights are full-service Gulf or Turkish carriers. One-way tickets typically cost 60-70% of return prices, so round-trip booking is always better value.
Are there direct flights from Warsaw to Bali?
No, there are no direct flights from Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) to Bali Ngurah Rai (DPS). This is an extremely long route (~11,000km) that exceeds the range of most aircraft configured for this distance without payload penalties. All services route through major hub airports: Doha (Qatar Airways), Dubai (Emirates), Abu Dhabi (Etihad), Istanbul (Turkish Airlines), or Muscat (Oman Air). You will always have at least one stop, typically 2-5 hours, though some overnight layovers can extend to 8-12 hours.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Warsaw to Bali?
May offers the lowest prices at around €350-380 return, falling during Bali’s shoulder season with good weather. September and October are equally cheap (€350-370) during the dry season – these three months represent the best value. The wet season (November-March) sees moderate prices (€400-450) but expect daily rain, particularly in January-February. December is the most expensive month (€600+) due to European Christmas holidays coinciding with peak Indonesian tourism. If your schedule is flexible, May or October booking will save you €150-250 versus December.
Which airlines fly from Warsaw to Bali?
Five airlines operate connecting flights: Qatar Airways (via Doha, 15-16h, from €380), Turkish Airlines (via Istanbul, 14h 30m+, from €360), Emirates (via Dubai, 17-19h, from €420), Oman Air (via Muscat, 15-17h, from €370), and Etihad Airways (via Abu Dhabi, 16-18h, from €400). Turkish Airlines typically offers the lowest fares, while Emirates and Qatar have premium onboard products. All include checked baggage (23-30kg depending on fare class) except Turkish Airlines Basic economy – always verify baggage allowance.
What airport do I fly into in Bali?
You will arrive at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), also known as Bali International Airport, located 13km south of Denpasar. The airport is the main gateway to Bali and Indonesia’s second-busiest airport. From DPS to popular tourist areas: Uber/Grab to Seminyak costs Rp 80,000-120,000 (€5-7); to Kuta Rp 60,000-100,000; to Ubud Rp 150,000-250,000 (€10-15). Official taxi counters are available but typically more expensive than app-based rides. Allow 30-60 minutes to reach your hotel depending on traffic -Seminyak/Ubud can take 45-90 minutes.
How far in advance should I book Warsaw to Bali flights?
For Warsaw-Bali, book 8-12 weeks ahead for optimal pricing. Airlines release their cheapest fares around this window – too early and you’ll pay premium ‘first release’ prices, too late and only expensive seats remain. For May travel, book in February-March. For September/October, aim for June-July. December travel requires booking 4+ months ahead (by August) to secure €500-550 fares – waiting until November will cost €650+. Set fare alerts on Skyscanner or Google Flights for your specific dates and check weekly.
Is it cheaper to fly from Warsaw to Bali on weekdays?
Yes, flying Tuesday-Wednesday can save €30-60 compared to Friday-Sunday departures. This route shows the clearest weekday savings on Tuesday and Wednesday, with Thursday offering moderate discounts. Weekend departures (especially Friday evening and Sunday) command premium pricing due to leisure traveler demand. The difference is most pronounced in shoulder season – during peak December, weekday savings can exceed €100. Consider a Tuesday or Wednesday departure even if it means one more night in Bali – the savings often outweigh an extra hotel night cost.
Data updated: 2026-03
