Jetstar’s releases major sale on cheap Darwin to Bali flights, accommodation
The travel bug has once again hit the Territory as cheap Bali airfares – and accommodation – go up for grabs.
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The travel bug has once again hit the Northern Territory as cheap Bali airfares – and accommodation – go up for grabs.
Territorians can secure return Jetstar flights from Darwin to Bali and a four-night stay in various hotels for as little as $423 per person.
Jetstar’s “un-Bali-vable” sale prices also include 20kg of check-in luggage and standard seat selection.
Availability varies depending on date and route, but include “late January to late March and late April to late May 2025”.
The Darwin-departure packages include four- or five-night stays at hotels such as the Dewi Sri Hotel, One Legian, Mercure Bali, Blue-Zea Resort, and more.
The sale ends at 11.59pm AEST September 23.
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