Flights San Francisco (SFO) - Bali (DPS) with EVA Air

About the flight

San Francisco International Airport is the Bay's busiest airport. In 2017, San Francisco International Airport served 55 million passengers. Unique facilities include a pre-flight yoga studio, the only one of its kind in the world. Passengers can choose their flights San Francisco (SFO) - Bali (DPS) with EVA Air, a Taiwanese airline, who also serve destinations in South-East Asia and South America. Passengers can reach San Francisco International Airport on the Yellow BART line from the city center.

All flights San Francisco (SFO) - Bali (DPS) with EVA Air land at Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport. Denpasar International Airport is Indonesia's second-busiest airport and was named the third-best airport in the world in 2016. Passengers who plan travel to resort towns like Ubud and Canggu are advised to prearrange a shuttle with their hotel in advance.

Bali is 8,327 miles away from San Francisco across the Pacific Ocean, and reaching the beautiful Indonesian island is no small feat. The average flight duration takes 27 hours, so travelers should make sure they are comfortable before flying. There are no direct flights from San Francisco to Bali, and with EVA Airline there is always a stop in Taipei, Taiwan. Stopovers in Taipei last from three hours and 50 minutes, up to 15 hours and 50 minutes.

Every day, approximately three flights leave from San Francisco to Bali, with roughly 21 flights departing each week, so there are plenty of options for travelers seeking an Indonesian getaway. December is the busiest time to fly, with passengers seeking Christmas getaways, and as a result, is the most expensive. Flights are at their quietest in November.

About the airline

Eva Airlines is one of Taiwan's biggest airlines and has its base at Taipei Taoyuan International Airport. Since 1989, when Eva Airlines was founded, it has been well-respected as an international route provider and has been rated as a 5-star quality airline. Eva Airlines operates flights to 40 international destinations across four continents, including North America, South America, Europe, and Asia.

There are many reasons to choose flights San Francisco (SFO) - Bali (DPS) with EVA Air. Passengers are able to reserve their chosen seats in advance and they have access to lounges at all airports on the route. Occasionally, EVA Air flies one of their seven Hello Kitty-themed planes on the route between San Francisco and Bali, which is a treat for any fan of the animated kitten.

Flights San Francisco (SFO) - Bali (DPS) with EVA Air depart from San Francisco Airport three times a day - two flights depart late in the evening, shortly after midnight, and one flight departs early each afternoon, shortly after 12:00 p.m. As well as the Hello Kitty themed jet, Eva Airlines fly the Boeing 777-300ER from San Francisco to Bali.

Every flight has a standard carriage and a First-Class service, with seats which recline 180 degrees and a complimentary food and drinks service. WiFi is available throughout the plane. Passengers are allowed two pieces of carry-on luggage as standard. All passengers have a checked-in baggage limit of 35 kg, aside from First-Class passengers who can check-in 44 kg.

The dedicated lounge for Eva Airlines Airlines in San Francisco closed in 2017 but passengers can still relax pre-flight in exclusive lounges. Passengers in the standard carriage can use the United Club lounge, with large window overlooking the concourse, and complimentary snacks and beverages. First-Class passengers can use the United Polaris lounge, with dinner service, a bar, and shower facilities.

At Denpasar International Airport, passengers can relax in Eva's Premium Laurel Business Class lounge, which promises an extensive range of drink and dining options. WiFi is available in all lounges.

Transportation, transfers & car rental

Passengers set to board their Flights San Francisco (SFO) - Bali (DPS) with EVA Air can take the Yellow BART line from San Francisco city center to the airport, which takes only 30 minutes. There is parking at San Francisco Airport, including short-term, fast drop-off and long-term options.

Passengers who wish to travel onwards to resort towns Ubud and Canggu are advised to arrange a transfer with their hotel in advance of arrival. This is typically more affordable than picking up a taxi at the airport. For those who want to rent a car, major rental providers Avis, Budget, Europcar, Hertz and Sixt all operate from Bali International airport. In Indonesia, cars drive on the left, so it is advisable travelers only rent a car if they are an experienced driver.

Practical information

Anyone who catches Flights San Francisco (SFO) - Bali (DPS) with EVA Air will need a passport to travel, as it is an international route. American citizens are not required to have a visa if they are staying in Indonesia under 30 days, with a return ticket already booked.

Bali is 16 hours ahead of San Francisco. Unlike San Francisco, Bali has a tropical climate and travelers can experience two distinct seasons, wet (from October to April) and dry (from May to September). Bali uses the Indonesian Rupiah and one Rupiah is currently equivalent to 0.000071 USD (November 2019). Greet people with a hand to your chest and a bow, as opposed to the North American handshake.

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