Multi-city pricing advantage
From $6,200 per person in business class
Save ~$2,800–$4,200 vs. three separate return fares
Savings estimates are based on published business class fare comparisons vs. equivalent separate return fares. Actual savings vary by booking date and availability. Our specialists advise on the exact fare combination.
Why travel San Francisco to Sydney?
San Francisco to Singapore, Bali, and Sydney is the ultimate Pacific Rim premium itinerary — Singapore Airlines' A350-900ULR transpacific crossing is one of the longest flights in the world and one of the finest business class experiences. The progressive southward routing through Southeast Asia to Australia is completely logical geographically and commercially.
Why book as a multi-city itinerary?
Flying SFO outbound and SYD homebound via Qantas creates a true Pacific Rim loop. Singapore Airlines' SIN–LAX and SIN–SFO services homebound are competitive options; Qantas' SYD–LAX and SYD–SFO are the cleanest return options for this routing. Our specialists construct the full loop as a combination of two open-jaw tickets, saving $2,800–$4,200 versus purchasing three separate returns.
Premium cabin options by segment
17h+ nonstop on the A350-900ULR — one of the world's finest premium products; Vantage XL seats with excellent dining
2h30 Changi to Bali; Singapore Airlines' short-haul business is excellent even on this short segment
6h crossing; Garuda's Bali–Sydney route is one of the most scenic international departures
Planning tips for this itinerary
Singapore (3–4 nights) → Bali (4–5 nights) → Sydney (3–4 nights) is the natural sequence. Singapore Changi is also worth experiencing in its own right — the Jewel, Terminal 3's social spaces, and the airport's food offerings are extraordinary. Bali's June–September dry season aligns perfectly with Sydney's winter, which is mild and rarely cold — a popular pairing among Australian premium travellers.