Zagreb to Bali normally runs €800–€1300 round trip. At €629 with two free checked bags on Turkish Airlines, that's roughly 40–50% off with two bags in the hold and carry-on overhead.

The baggage allowance is worth repeating. Two free checked bags at this price point is genuinely unusual. Bali is the kind of trip people pack generously for with beach gear and maybe some shopping on the way home. Most carriers on this route include one bag at best and charge heavily for the second.

How the timing breaks down:

November: Shoulder season in Bali. The west coast catches some rain but the south — Seminyak, Canggu, Uluwatu — stays largely dry. Fewer visitors, lower villa prices, easier restaurant bookings. A good window for people who want Bali without peak season crowds.

Early December: The island starts filling up from around the 15th heading into Christmas and New Year, which is the busiest and most expensive period of the Bali calendar. Book accommodation early if you're targeting early December.

January and February: Wetter season on average, but Bali's rain is typically short and intense rather than all-day. January and February are Bali's quieter months with significantly cheaper villas, emptier beaches in the morning, and the island at its most local. Ubud and the rice terraces are lush and green. A genuinely good time to go if the weather tradeoff works for you.

A Tegallalang rice terrace sunrise tour, an Uluwatu temple sunset with kecak fire dance, and a Ubud cooking class all book out weeks ahead in peak months. It’s worth reserving before you land.

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