Cheap Flights from Melbourne to Baronda (Vadodara)
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Average Melbourne to Baronda (Vadodara) Return Prices
These are the average prices for Melbourne to Baronda (Vadodara) return airfares.
December 2025
£1,531
January 2026
£1,561
Did you know...
- It is 10,016 kilometres from Melbourne to Baronda (Vadodara).
- Swami Vivekananda Station which is at Professor Chandravadan Mehta Marg, Behind Museum, Sayaji Baug, Dak Bunglaw, Sayajigunj, Vadodara is the closest train station to Baronda (Vadodara) airport.
- Melbourne is 4 hours and 30 minutes in front of Baronda (Vadodara). For a couple of days after the flight you will most likely experience jetlag.
How to get from Melbourne to Baronda (Vadodara)
Melbourne (MEL)
to Singapore (SIN)
7h 50m
Layover - 2h 25m
Singapore (SIN)
to Ahmedabad (AMD)
5h 35m
Make your own way from Ahmedabad to Ahmedabad Junction (ADI)
Make your own way from Ahmedabad Junction (ADI) to Vadodara Junction (BRC)
Make your own way from Baroda to BDQ
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