Book flights from Bali to Amsterdam with Qatar Airways
Comfort, space, and a memorable passenger experience are what you can expect when you book flights from Bali to Amsterdam with Qatar Airways. With roomy seating designed to maximise your personal space, a menu of award-winning cuisine, and thousands of entertainment options the time will pass effortlessly as you are tended to by a welcoming and attentive cabin crew.
The Netherlands’ capital is a picturesque city famous for its neat system of canals and its fairy-tale-like houses with gabled façades. These were mostly built during the 17th century, a golden age for Amsterdam when trade was booming and the country enjoyed a period of peace and prosperity. The Museum District is especially popular with visitors, home to the Rijksmuseum with works by Vermeer and Rembrandt, and the famous Van Gogh Museum.
Arriving in Amsterdam
One of the most historically and culturally important cities in Europe, Amsterdam has been at the centre of trade, commerce, and the diamond industry for hundreds of years. Built on the riches of tulip bulbs, which were at one time quite literally worth their weight in gold, its fabulous merchants’ houses and meandering streets have hardly changed since the 1800s. However, alongside its cobbled streets and those iconic canals is a 21st century financial and banking centre of international importance. As well as millions of tourists, the city welcomes hundreds of thousands of business travellers every year, making this one of the busiest and most vibrant cities in Europe.
Fly to Amsterdam with Qatar Airways and you’ll discover a city of coffee shops and art galleries, luxury shopping and relaxing canal cruises, making this an ideal destination all year round. Visit in the winter when the canals freeze over and you’ll even be able to drink your morning coffee on the frozen surface of the central canals – a genuinely unique experience.
Tourist attractions
Amsterdam is full of great tourist attractions, from superb art galleries and museums to the medieval splendour of the city centre. You’ll see very few high-rises or skyscrapers in old Amsterdam, as for centuries no building could be taller than the highest church. Dam Square is the very heart of the Old Centre, and is surrounded by merchant’s houses and canals. The two remaining medieval houses can be found at Zeedijk 1, and Begijnhof 34, which is the oldest house in Amsterdam. It’s also worth checking out the lesser known squares of Spui and Nieuwmarkt too.
If you want to explore the city’s museums and art galleries, then head to the south quarter and the city’s Museum District. Top of the list should be a trip to the Van Gogh Museum, which has the largest collection of the artist’s pictures in the world. Book your ticket online and you can avoid the queues. A great way to see as many museums as you can on a budget is to buy a Museum Card, which is valid for a year and is accepted at over 400 museums across the country.
If you love cinema then the EYE Film Institute offers a restaurant, film museum and cinema, as well as a riverside café with great views. This modern building is part of the new development of Amsterdam, bringing a fresh perspective and some real energy into the heart of this historic city.
Travel Considerations
Flights to Amsterdam with Qatar Airways land at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. Visa restrictions for entry into the country will depend on your country of origin, length of stay and whether your trip is for business or pleasure. Before you fly to Amsterdam please check the visa and passport requirements.
Flying from Bali
The tropical paradise island of Bali has to be one of the most popular luxury destinations in the world, and thanks to regular flights from Bali with Qatar Airways passengers can now travel between this beautiful location and the rest of the world in style.
The island’s main airport, Ngurah Rai International Airport, is located in southern Bali and is a fascinating juxtaposition of ultra-modern facilities surrounded by reminders of the island’s ancient heritage. As you would expect, the staff are incredibly warm and welcoming, and are on hand to offer you any assistance you need to make your journey a more pleasant and stress-free one.
Transportation and parking
The official taxi counter is located outside the arrivals hall, and taxis are relatively cheap to and from all of the island’s major destinations. A single, multi-storey car parking area is located next to the terminals, and has a 2,000 spaces available for both short and long-term stay. Specially reserved spaces for disabled passengers are located close to the exit that leads to the terminal itself.
Arriving at Ngurah Rai International Airport
Passengers flying from Bali with Qatar Airways will need to head to the main Terminal, where all international departures leave from. International arrivals and departures are located in the newer L-shaped terminal section, where there are 10 international gates, one of which has been modified to take the latest Airbus 380 aircraft. The departure area has 62 check in counters, and a large lounge area for the convenience and comfort of passengers.
Facilities and amenities
As with any international air hub, Ngurah Rai International Airport has a good selection of facilities and amenities to make the start of your journey comfortable and relaxing. There are plenty of retail outlets selling both local crafts and luxury, high-end goods including jewellery and leather accessories.
A large duty free area is available to passengers who have cleared customs, while the terminal also offers a good selection of restaurants and cafés offering on-the-go local cuisine or more substantial meals.