Popular in | July |
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Cheapest in | November |
Average price | $1,783 |
Round-trip from | $906 |
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New York John F Kennedy IntlSurabaya Juanda
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Mon 9/23
1 stop32h 40m
New York John F Kennedy IntlSurabaya Juanda
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Thu 9/12
1 stop29h 05m
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Wed 10/2
1 stop32h 40m
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Fri 9/13
1 stop40h 05m
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Wed 10/2
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Mon 10/7
2 stops31h 45m
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Thu 10/24
2 stops35h 50m
New York John F Kennedy IntlSurabaya Juanda
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Wed 9/11
2 stops49h 10m
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Mon 9/23
2 stops51h 30m
New York John F Kennedy IntlSurabaya Juanda
JFK - SUB
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Mon 10/7
3 stops51h 30m
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Thu 10/24
2 stops32h 15m
New York John F Kennedy IntlSurabaya Juanda
JFK - SUB
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New York John F Kennedy Intl
Tue 9/10
2 stops31h 15m
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Mon 9/23
2 stops32h 35m
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JFK - SUB
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Thu 9/12
2 stops68h 50m
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Wed 10/2
2 stops40h 20m
NewarkSurabaya Juanda
EWR - SUB
EWRSUB
Newark
Tue 8/20
2 stops44h 05m
Surabaya Juanda
Tue 8/27
2 stops36h 13m
SUB Temperature | 80.6 - 84.2 °F |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to Surabaya, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, October is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 84.2 F. Travelers looking to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 80.6 F).
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We were in seat 43B. We were the last few rows to be served breakfast, and they had run out of food, trays etc. Finally received a yoghurt, fruit, and a breadroll. We were not offered a tea or coffee only a glass of juice or water. The hostesses seemed to be new to the job and struggling. The overnight flight was freezing, and not an enjoyable journey.
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We were in seat 43B. We were the last few rows to be served breakfast, and they had run out of food, trays etc. Finally received a yoghurt, fruit, and a breadroll. We were not offered a tea or coffee only a glass of juice or water. The hostesses seemed to be new to the job and struggling. The overnight flight was freezing, and not an enjoyable journey.
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We were in seat 43B. We were the last few rows to be served breakfast, and they had run out of food, trays etc. Finally received a yoghurt, fruit, and a breadroll. We were not offered a tea or coffee only a glass of juice or water. The hostesses seemed to be new to the job and struggling. The overnight flight was freezing, and not an enjoyable journey.
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Overall
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We were in seat 43B. We were the last few rows to be served breakfast, and they had run out of food, trays etc. Finally received a yoghurt, fruit, and a breadroll. We were not offered a tea or coffee only a glass of juice or water. The hostesses seemed to be new to the job and struggling. The overnight flight was freezing, and not an enjoyable journey.
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Overall
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We were in seat 43B. We were the last few rows to be served breakfast, and they had run out of food, trays etc. Finally received a yoghurt, fruit, and a breadroll. We were not offered a tea or coffee only a glass of juice or water. The hostesses seemed to be new to the job and struggling. The overnight flight was freezing, and not an enjoyable journey.
Entertainment
Comfort
Boarding
Overall
Food
Crew
Reviews
We were in seat 43B. We were the last few rows to be served breakfast, and they had run out of food, trays etc. Finally received a yoghurt, fruit, and a breadroll. We were not offered a tea or coffee only a glass of juice or water. The hostesses seemed to be new to the job and struggling. The overnight flight was freezing, and not an enjoyable journey.
Located on the Indonesian island of Java, Surabaya is best known for its proximity to the tropical paradise of Bali, just a 45 minute plane ride away. The city also attracts lovers of Asian cuisine due to its wealth of eating places, both formal and casual, as well as explorers seeking a starting point from which to trek the backcountry. Cultural historians are also known to flock to Indonesia’s second city due to its prominent role in the Indonesian Revolution. Indeed, so revered is Surabaya in the independence story that it is known as the City of Heroes.
For those making the trip to Bali, the world is your oyster. Festivals and musical events happen throughout the year, with something going on almost every week. The annual Arts Festival, held at the end of June until the beginning of July, is a must-see as it allows visitors to get a true taste of Indonesian culture and art. The Kite Festival at the end of July is also worth checking-out, as are the bullock races held throughout the year.
Due to the city’s tropical climate, temperatures are consistent throughout the year, remaining within the 75F-89F range. However, Indonesia is also prime monsoon territory, and the country is drenched from November until May/June. Accordingly, visit during the dry season, July-October and avoid the wet weather as well as the humidity. If you are unable to miss the wet season, check-out the Surabaya Culture Parade in late April. This popular event features performing arts and traditional processions, and often runs well into May.
July sees the Surabaya celebrate its sister city connection with Kochi, Japan when it hosts the traditional Japanese Yosakai Dance Festival. Also staged in July is the Surabaya Cross Culture Art Festival, and offers visitors an insight into a wealth of traditional cultures outside of Indonesia, including China and South Korea.
The majority of Surabaya’s buses operate from Purabaya bus terminal at Bungurasih, six miles south of downtown. Damri buses run between the bus terminal and downtown, but are often crowded due to their popularity. The best damri option is the P1 service from the bus terminal, and it will drop you off at the Jl Tunjungan/Jl Pemuda intersection. The city is easily navigated by foot, but you might want to copy the locals and rent either a bicycle or a moped.