Your flight to Bali with Singapore Airlines
The best connection from Switzerland with only one stop in Singapore
Take advantage of our best flight connections from Switzerland to Bali
From Switzerland, you can reach Bali with Singapore Airlines in particular comfort with the best connections and only one stop in Singapore.
Award-winning service at attractive fares
Fly with the World's Best Cabin Crew 2024
Whether you are traveling for business or leisure, you can be assured that your journey on board will be marked by the excellent service provided by our Cabin Crew - the World's Best Cabin Crew awarded by Skytrax
in 2024. Their personal experiences with people and cultures around the world enable them to deliver the exceptional in-flight service and warm hospitality that Singapore Airlines is known for.
The travel experience from Zurich to Singapore on board the B777-300ER
Economy Class
Premium Economy
Business Class
First Class
Entertainment nonstop
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Culinary delights
Singapore Airlines and gourmet chef Heiko Nieder offer culinary delights on board
Young and innovative gourmet cuisine available in Business Class and First Class from Zurich
Heiko Nieder, Chef Fine Dining at the five-star deluxe hotel "The Dolder Grand", presents an array of intriguining dishes that defy classic classic culinary prejudices. His cuisine at "The Restaurant" has been awarded 19 GaultMillau points and 2 Michelin stars, making it the highest rated restaurant in Zurich. Taste a surprising and seemingly endless assembling of flavours and enjoy an unforgettable culinary journey.
A selection of changing dishes will be available in Business Class and First Class from Zurich.
Pelago by Singapore Airlines
The platform for curated travel experiences in Bali
Get 10% off with your Singapore Airlines Flight Booking Reference while you explore Bali with Pelago
, a new platform for curated travel experiences from Singapore Airlines (terms and conditions apply). From food and drink to arts, entertainment and adventure, Pelago offers a wide range of options to suit your tastes.
Plus, you can earn KrisFlyer miles when you pay for your activities booked on Pelago. For every SGD 1 you spend, you will earn 1 KrisFlyer mile.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Bali, the Island of the Gods
The quintessential holiday destination
From pristine beaches, verdant paddy fields and tropical jungles to the rich cultural traditions that permeate almost every aspect of the lives of its inhabitants Bali has it all.
Visit of the Pura Tanah Lot
In the southwest of Bali you can marvel at the most famous temple of the Indonesian island. Literally translated, the name of the building means "land in the middle of the sea" and is often referred as the sea temple. Due to its extraordinary beauty, the Hindu temple is one of the most popular sights and, along with the rice fields, Bali's most famous photo motif.
In front of the coast, Pura Tanah Lot is located on a small rocky island and can only be reached on foot at low tide. A short climb leads towards the entrance, where a fence limits access to the inner court, which is reserved only for religious visitors. The inner court of the temple is decorated with numerous figures representing Meru, the mountain of the gods.
At the foot of the temple rock we find two small caves. One contains a spring of fresh water that rises in the sea, the other is home to a number of sacred snakes, always guarded by priests.
Trip to Ubud
Wild jungle, magical temples, numerous yoga studios and incredibly delicious food: 30 km away from the capital Denpasar lies Ubud. Located in the highlands of the island, this small town is considered the cultural center of Bali. There is no other place where you can feel the spiritual power of the island as much as here. Bali is a volcanic island and scenically beautiful, but the valleys surrounding Ubud exude an intense energy all of their own.
The most common religion in Bali is Hinduism, which is why you can find many traditional temples here. Fairytale-like overgrown demonic stone figures, ponds with huge water lilies and typical Balinese palm roofs - the Saraswati Temple offers this unique sight.
The Gunung Lebah Temple, too, conveys a particular feeling of serenity. The sacred buildings are particularly impressive after the dark when they are illuminated.
Please note that the temples are not intended as tourist attractions but are important sacred places for the locals. If you respect the rules, dress appropriately and behave quietly, the Balinese are happy to let you participate in their tradition.
Visit to the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
Also worth seeing: The popular Monkey Forest Nature Park. The sacred monkey forest is located south of Ubud's city center and is worth a visit just for its mystical trees, lianas and free hanging roots.
Following the winding paths down small stairways into the jungle, you reach the three sacred temples of Pura Dalem Agung, Pura Beij and Pura Prajapati. However, only locals are allowed to enter these temples. But the impressive roots and trees, often inhabited by bats, are a natural spectacle in themselves.
The highlight of this part of the jungle are the 600 to 700 monkeys that live here. Already at the entrance you are greeted by the small curious animals. Even though they are quite used to visitors and look very cute, the monkeys can also be quite naughty. Therefore, it is important to keep your pockets closed, to keep the monkeys from taking away loose objects like jewelry, hats or bags.
Trip to Tegalalang Terraces & Jatiluwih
A fascinating sight and the proverbial postcard motif are the numerous rice fields on Bali. You will encounter them everywhere on the Indonesian island, but around Ubud, you will find especially impressive rice terraces. The entrance to the Tegalalang terraces is free of charge, but in some places the locals might ask for a small donation. It is best to plan a visit very early in the morning or late in the afternoon, to avoid the tourist crowds.
In contrast to the very touristy rice fields near Ubud, the rice terraces of Jatiluwih are mostly untouched. As they are difficult to reach by public transport, major tourism has stayed away from them. Still, the sights are well worth the excursion. And remember that private drivers in Bali are usually very cheap.
Tour of Pura Luhur in Uluwatu
Enthroned on a 70m high cliff stands the majestic temple of Pura Luhur.
Built like a fortress to the sea, it is supposed to protect the people of the island from evil spirits and demons. The real attraction, however, is the breathtaking scenery of rocks, sea and spectacular sunsets. This sight results in a unique panorama, which is also a popular photo motif.
Several paths lead over the cliff on which Pura Luhur is located. At many places you have a fantastic view of the temple, the roaring waves and the sunrise or sunset. At sunset, the popular Kecak dance performances take place here daily in the open-air theater vis-à-vis. Because the seats are booked up quickly, you should secure a ticket by 5 pm at the latest.
Image credits: Beach quintessential holiday destination: Cassie Callegos; Rice terracesJatiluwih: Geio Tischler.