Planning a trip to Bali? This tropical paradise is a dream destination year-round, but knowing the best time to visit Bali month by month can help you avoid crowds, enjoy the best weather, and make the most of your vacation. In this 2025 travel guide, we’ll break down Bali’s climate, festivals, and seasonal tips—so you can choose the perfect month to explore.
 

Understanding Bali’s Climate
 

Bali has two main seasons:
 

• Dry Season (April to October) – Sunny skies, low humidity, perfect for outdoor adventures.
• Wet Season (November to March) – Rainy afternoons, lush landscapes, and fewer crowds.
   

January in Bali
 

• Weather: Warm, humid, and rainy.
• Temperature: 26–30°C (79–86°F)
• Why Visit: Fewer tourists and cheaper hotel prices.
• Best For: Wellness retreats, yoga, cultural tours.
• Tip: Pack a rain jacket and focus on indoor attractions like spas and temples.
   

February in Bali
 

• Weather: Still wet, with occasional sun.
• Why Visit: Quiet beaches and great deals.
• Festivals: Galungan (spiritual Hindu celebration) often falls in Feb.
• Best For: Travelers seeking peace and authenticity.
   

March in Bali
 

• Weather: Rain tapers off near the end of the month.
• Why Visit: Fewer crowds and green scenery.
• Don’t Miss: Nyepi Day (Bali’s Day of Silence) – a unique cultural experience.
• Tip: Expect full silence for 24 hours, even in tourist areas!
   

April in Bali
 

• Weather: Dry season begins. Clear skies.
• Why Visit: Ideal mix of good weather and fewer tourists.
• Best For: Surfing, hiking, and day trips to waterfalls.
   

May in Bali
 

• Weather: Warm, sunny, and comfortable.
• Why Visit: One of the best months to visit Bali.
• Activities: Snorkeling, temple tours, beach hopping.
   

June in Bali
 

• Weather: Sunny, low humidity.
• Why Visit: Peak of the dry season but still not overcrowded.
• Perfect For: Honeymoons, outdoor photography, adventure tours.
   

July in Bali
 

• Weather: Peak dry season, cool breeze.
• Why Visit: Great for families and holidaymakers.
• Note: Prices rise, so book early!
• Tip: Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds at major attractions.
   

August in Bali
 

• Weather: Excellent weather, especially in Ubud and the coast.
• Why Visit: Bali is at its liveliest.
• Best For: Festivals, nightlife, and beach time.
• Pro Tip: Book tours and hotels in advance.
   

September in Bali
 

• Weather: Still dry, fewer tourists.
• Why Visit: One of the most underrated months to visit.
• Best For: Couples, digital nomads, solo travelers.
   

October in Bali
 

• Weather: Start of rainy season, but many dry days.
• Why Visit: Lower prices and fewer crowds.
• Perfect For: Waterfalls, rice terraces, and quiet beaches.
   

November in Bali
 

• Weather: Rain increases.
• Why Visit: Still warm and great for spa, yoga, and culture tours.
• Tip: Carry a small umbrella. You’ll still get sun in between showers.
   

December in Bali
 

• Weather: Rainy, especially mid to late December.
• Why Visit: Christmas & New Year celebrations bring festive energy.
• Best For: Holiday travel with family or friends.
• Note: Book early for end-of-year travel as demand rises.
   

Final Tips: How to Choose the Best Month for You
 

You are a...	Best Month to Visit
Beach Lover	May – August
Budget Traveler	January – March, October – November
Culture Enthusiast	March (Nyepi), February (Galungan)
Adventure Seeker	April – June
Honeymoon Couple	June – September

Summary

There’s no bad time to visit Bali — just different experiences depending on when you go. If you want sunshine and outdoor adventures, stick with May to September. Prefer quiet getaways and lower prices? Try January to March or October.