Cheap air tickets to Yogyakarta

The Adisucipto International Airport (Adisutjipto Airport), which serves Yogyakarta, is about 7 kms from the city centre. Its handy location makes it easy for travellers to get to all the main attractions and amenities.

When getting from the airport to the city, you’ve got a few options: Public Transport: For around 0.33 $ per person, you can jump on a bus or train – cheap and easy. Taxi: A taxi from Adisucipto International Airport (Adisutjipto Airport) to the city centre usually costs about 0.80 $ per kilometre. Perfect if you’ve got heaps of luggage or want to get there quick-smart. Car Rental: For the ultimate freedom to explore Yogyakarta at your own pace, grab a car with eDreams. Pick it up at Adisucipto International Airport (Adisutjipto Airport) and hit the road straight to your destination, stopping wherever you like along the way.

Planning a trip to Yogyakarta? Here’s a quick run-down of what you might expect to spend on grub and drinks:

• Affordable Dining: 1.83 $
• Moderate Dining: 18.33 $
• Cheap Restaurant: 4.58 $
• Local Beer: 3.67 $
• Imported Beer: 5.09 $
• Coffee: 2.16 $
• Soft Drinks: 0.74 $
• Bottled Water: 0.43 $

If you’re chasing sunshine, the best time to visit Yogyakarta is during September, October, and January, when the average temperature hits around 32.82 °C. These months are also the sunniest, with heaps of sunshine – around 71.34 hours a day. For cooler weather, plan your trip for July, August, and September, when temps drop to about 18.98 °C. Want to avoid the wet stuff? Best to skip Yogyakarta during January, April, and May, when rainfall peaks at around 6 mm. The driest months are January, February, and March, with just 0 mm of rain on average.