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Dry season, best (Apr–Oct)Peak crowds (Jul–Aug, Dec)Wet season (Nov–Mar)
Dry season, crowds, prices and surf — a month-by-month guide to the best time to visit Bali from One World Travels & Tours, then we tailor your trip.
Bali’s dry season, April to October, is the best time — sunny days, lower humidity and ideal beach and island-hopping conditions. May, June and September are the sweet spot: great weather without the July–August and Christmas peak crowds. The wet season (November to March) still has plenty of sunshine between tropical downpours, plus lower prices and lush green rice terraces.
Warm and lush with tropical showers; lower prices and quiet beaches.
One of the quietest months — green, humid and great value between the rain.
The wet season winds down; Nyepi (Day of Silence) usually falls this month.
The dry season begins — sunny, fresh and lovely, before the crowds arrive.
A sweet-spot month: reliably dry, comfortable and not yet peak-busy.
Beautiful dry weather; excellent for beaches, Ubud and the Nusa islands.
Peak season — the driest, busiest and priciest time. Book well ahead.
Peak crowds continue; superb weather but reserve villas and tours early.
Arguably the best month — dry, sunny and quieter after the summer peak.
Still mostly dry and pleasant as the shoulder season begins.
The wet season returns with showers; quiet, green and good value.
Wet but festive — Christmas and New Year bring a short crowd-and-price spike.
May, June and September — dry, sunny and ideal for Nusa Penida and the south coast, minus the peak crowds.
April to October for reliable sunshine; May, June and September are the most romantic and least busy.
November to March — wet-season prices and lush scenery, with sunshine between showers.
Dry season (Apr–Oct) for the famous Bukit peninsula breaks like Uluwatu and Padang Padang.
July and August school holidays for guaranteed dry weather — book flights and villas early.
January and February are the wettest — still fine, but expect more rain.
There is a great time to be in Bali most of the year — we just tailor the balance of beaches, Ubud and islands to your season. Tell us when you can travel and we will build it around the best weather.
May, June and September — dry, sunny and comfortable, without the July–August and Christmas peak crowds and prices.
Roughly November to March. It rarely rains all day — expect sunshine between tropical downpours, lower prices and green rice terraces.
The wet season (November to March), especially February, has the lowest prices and quietest beaches.
Yes — it is the driest, sunniest time, which is why it is peak season. Book villas, flights and tours well ahead.
Absolutely — tell us your dates and we will tailor the route (beaches, Ubud, islands) to the best conditions and price it for you.
Send us when you can travel and your budget, and we will tailor the perfect itinerary around the best weather. No obligation, no pressure.
Get my free quoteSeasonal guidance is indicative; weather varies year to year. Tailor-made by One World Travels & Tours (OWT Group Ltd).