Cheap flights to Brunei Darussalam

How long is the flight to Brunei?

Brunei is a neighboring Southeast Asian nation that’s situated west of Malaysia, making it conveniently accessible for both quick visits and long vacations. If you’re headed to Brunei, the fastest travel time is about 2h 30min on a non-stop flight. If your itinerary has a stopover, you can expect the fastest travel time to be roughly 5h, depending on the length of the stop.

Are there non-stop flights to Brunei?

Coming from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, you can book direct Brunei flight deals here through Cheapflights. There are non-stop flights that take you from Kuala Lumpur International Airport to Brunei International Airport in Bandar Seri Begawan. If you’d like to make some side trips along the way, we recommend taking a connecting flight from Singapore before proceeding to Brunei. A 4h stopover should be just enough for you to have a stroll around Changi Airport and the nearby places that are worth checking out, like shops and hawker stations.

How do you get from the Brunei International Airport to the city center?

Getting from Brunei International Airport to the city center is fairly quick and should take just about a few minutes. One of the cheapest ways is to take the bus, which can be found south of the main terminal. City buses don’t have a specific timetable and operate only from 6:00 to 18:00. Beyond those times, you’ll have to get a taxi. There is not Uber in Brunei, but they do have their own local ride-sharing system called Dart. They’re priced competitively compared to taxis which also makes them a good way to get around specific places once you’ve settled down in your lodging at the city center.

What are some things to do in Brunei?

Most attractions in Brunei are centered around their capital, Bandar Seri Begawan. The city is known for some of the best Muslim architectures, majestic palaces, and amusement parks. See the royal family’s collection of artifacts, mementos, and historical items that are displayed at the Royal Regalia Exhibition Hall. Visit the Brunei Museum and learn about the country’s rich culture and history, including its days as a British colony. Shopping in Brunei is cheaper than in its neighboring Southeast Asian countries thanks to the low taxes. A stroll to the local malls will certainly land you great deals, especially if you’re hunting gadgets and other electronic items. If you’re up for some nature adventure, there are plenty of parks for you to enjoy and explore. You can try heading over to Berakas Forest Reserve Recreational Park for some seaside relaxation, and you should also visit Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas park and see the Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque. Kampong Ayer, a water village, is another interesting addition to your itinerary. Here’s where you can get around using boats and see the small community by the water.

Do I need a passport or visa to fly to Brunei?

Malaysian passport holders visiting Brunei for no more than 30 days do not need a visa. Brunei is a small country and one month is more than enough for you to enjoy every attraction they offer.