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Cheapest time to fly to Montego Bay
Trends indicate that prices peak in Dec-Jan and Jun-Aug. Oct-Dec is rainy season so while prices may be cheaper, be willing to put up with some humidity.
How early in advance should I book my flight to Montego Bay cost?
The data clearly shows that prices increase closer to takeoff. In general, the best way to book the cheapest flights is to buy early, around 3-6 months prior to departure.

Where is
Montego Bay?

This Indonesian island gem is part of the Lesser Sunda Islands, nestled in the beautiful Indonesian archipelago. Known as the "Island of the Gods," it's a vibrant tapestry of spiritual retreats, volcanic mountains, serene beaches, and bustling cultural hubs.

Airports in Montego Bay:
Where to fly into Montego Bay?

It’s important to find out what airports in Montego Bay you can fly to when planning your trip.

When jetting off to Montego Bay, you’ll likely be landing at Sangster International Airport (MBJ). As your gateway to the island, it’s close to popular destinations like Negril, Falmouth, and Runaway Bay.

MBJ
Sangster International Airport
Sangster is the most popular (and tends to be the busiest). This is the main airport in Montego Bay and is a convenient gateway to get to various parts of Jamaica via ground transport or by way of domestic air travel.
KIN
Norman Manley International Airport
This is another well-known airport in Jamaica. This airport was named after Jamaican Statesman Norman Manley who served as the first and only Premier of the island. This airport is located in Kingston, Jamaica (the capital).
OCJ
Ian Fleming International Airport
This isn’t the most highly trafficked airport in Jamaica, but it is a great option if you’ll be heading to certain areas, including Ocho Rios. This airport is named after British author Ian Fleming who most famously wrote the James Bond novels.

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Travelling to Montego Bay:
What you need to know

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When you're flying from Australia, you'll find plenty of direct routes to Denpasar (DPS), Bali's main airport. Major cities like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide are your prime departure points. Even Gold Coast and Newcastle are getting in on the action with direct flights now – making it easier than ever to find a direct path to paradise.
If you're flying from North America, you'll need to have a stopover, with Singapore, Hong Kong and Seoul being popular layover cities.

  • Jakarta to Bali (CGK-DPS)Kuala Lumpur to Bali (KUL-DPS)
  • Singapore to Bali (SIN-DPS)
  • Sydney to Bali (SYD-DPS)
  • Melbourne to Bali (MEL-DPS)
  • Perth to Melbourne (PER-DPS)
  • Seoul to Bali (ICN-DPS)

Bali is situated close to the equator enjoys a tropical climate year-round, which basically means it's always warm! Since its always warm, the key difference throughout the year in weather is between the dry and rainy season.

Dry Season (May - October):
This is prime time for sunshine. Expect mostly clear, sunny days, perfect for beach hopping, surfing, and sight seeing. Temperatures usually hover around 27°C to 32°C/80°F-90°F. It can get busy during the dry season, but for good reason!

Wet Season (November - April):
Don't let the name scare you! While there are more frequent, often heavy, tropical downpours (usually in the afternoon), you'll still get plenty of sunshine. The landscape is incredibly lush, and there are often fewer crowds (and cheaper prices). It's still warm and humid, so light layers are always a good idea.

Bali is like a choose your own adventure, catering to every kind of traveller.

A few of the most popular spots are:

  • Ubud (the cultural heart): If you're chasing spiritual vibes, lush rice paddies, yoga retreats, and amazing local crafts, Ubud is for you. Think monkeys, waterfalls, and delicious vegetarian food.
  • Seminyak (chic & trendy): For a more upscale experience. Seminyak boasts boutique shopping, gourmet dining, swanky beach clubs, and vibrant nightlife.
  • Canggu (surfer sanctuary): A bit more bohemian and rapidly growing, Canggu is a favourite for surfers, digital nomads, and those seeking trendy cafes, health-food spots, and a chilled-out beach scene.
  • Uluwatu (cliffs & waves): Dramatic cliff-top temples, world-class surf breaks, and stunning panoramic ocean views. Perfect for sunset seekers, surf enthusiasts, and those looking for a more rugged, scenic beauty.
  • Nusa Islands (island hopping adventure): Just a short boat ride away, Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan, and Nusa Ceningan offer pristine beaches, epic cliff views (hello, Kelingking Beach!), along with incredible snorkelling and diving.

Taxis, ride-sharing apps (like Gojek and Grab), and hiring scooters are popular options. If you're planning on exploring a lot, consider hiring a local driver for the day – it's often more affordable than you think and stress-free!

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