Flights to Ba'a - Rote Island
Book flights to Ba'a - Rote Island
Ba'a is a small town located on Rote Island, Indonesia. The island is situated south of West Timor and is known for its beautiful beaches and world-class surf breaks, particularly around the village of Nembrala. The climate on Rote Island is tropical savanna, with a dry season that lasts for most of the year. The rainy season is between November and March. If you're planning to go surfing, the best waves are typically between April and October. Rote Island is a great destination for those looking for a relaxing beach getaway. There are also several traditional villages on the island that you can visit to learn about the local culture.
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Airports near Ba'a - Rote Island
Here are 4 airports available for your flights to Ba'a - Rote Island, simplifying your travel arrangements. With these options, travelling to and from Ba'a - Rote Island becomes effortlessly straightforward.
El Tari International Airport
Located in Kupang, Indonesia, El Tari International Airport is the closest international airport to Ba'a - Rote Island. It is approximately a 3-hour drive from Ba'a. This airport offers domestic and international flights, connecting to major cities in Indonesia and some regional destinations.
Ngurah Rai International Airport
Situated in Denpasar, Bali, Ngurah Rai International Airport is another option for travellers heading to Ba'a - Rote Island. It is a larger international airport with a wider range of flight options. From Ngurah Rai, you can take a domestic flight to El Tari International Airport in Kupang, followed by a drive to Ba'a.
Adisucipto International Airport
Located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, Adisucipto International Airport is a regional airport that offers domestic flights to various destinations in Indonesia. From Adisucipto, you can take a connecting flight to El Tari International Airport in Kupang and then drive to Ba'a.
Juanda International Airport
Situated in Surabaya, Indonesia, Juanda International Airport is another regional airport that provides domestic flights to several destinations. From Juanda, you can take a connecting flight to El Tari International Airport in Kupang and then drive to Ba'a.
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There are often no interest charges if paid within the agreed timeframe, but this will need to be checked with the lending provider, and it can ease budgeting for your trip, ensuring a stress-free travel experience.
Things to do in Ba'a - Rote Island
With a wide variety of attractions in Ba'a - Rote Island, we've narrowed it down to our top 3 selections to make your planning easier:
Nemberala Beach
This world-class surfing beach is known for its long breaks and consistent waves. It's a popular destination for surfers of all levels, from beginners to professionals. The beach itself is beautiful with white sand and clear water. In addition to surfing, visitors can also relax on the beach, go for a swim, or explore the nearby coral reefs.
Diving and Snorkelling
The waters around Rote Island are home to a variety of marine life, making it a great spot for diving and snorkelling. There are coral reefs, sea turtles, manta rays, and a variety of fish to see. Several dive shops in Ba'a offer guided dives and snorkelling trips.
Explore Local Villages
Getting to know the local culture is a big part of any trip. There are a number of villages around Ba'a that visitors can explore. Here you can see traditional houses, meet the local people, and learn about their way of life. You may even be able to see some traditional dances or music.
