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Best time to visit Bali from India

Written by The Trip Keeper team Content updated 22 Oct 2026 Facts last checked 22 Oct 2026
The short answer

The dry season, April to October, is the usual best time for Bali, according to Indonesia Tourism. The wet season runs from November to March. Temperatures stay about the same all year, so the main difference is rain. Seasons have become less predictable, so keep some flexibility.

The dates come from Indonesia Tourism's description of Java and Bali. Rainfall differs between places on the island, such as the coast and the hills around Ubud, and the seasons are less predictable than before.

At a glance
Dry season
April to October
Wet season
November to March
Coastal average
About 28 degrees
Humidity
70 to 90 percent
Seasons
Less predictable than before

Month by month

Twelve months at a glance. Verdicts are our editorial view, not a forecast.
MonthVerdict
January Good, with trade-offs
February Good, with trade-offs
March Good, with trade-offs
April Recommended
May Recommended
June Recommended
July Recommended
August Recommended
September Recommended
October Recommended
November Good, with trade-offs
December Good, with trade-offs

January Good, with trade-offs

Wet season. Indonesia Tourism says the wet season is November to March in most of the country, including Bali. Temperatures stay about the same, but rain is the main change.

Good for

  • Spas, cafes, temples, cultural visits, indoor activities.

Watch out for

  • Expect rain. Keep plans flexible and carry a light rain jacket.

February Good, with trade-offs

Wet season. Indonesia Tourism says the wet season is November to March in most of the country, including Bali. Temperatures stay about the same, but rain is the main change.

Good for

  • Spas, cafes, temples, cultural visits, indoor activities.

Watch out for

  • Expect rain. Keep plans flexible and carry a light rain jacket.

March Good, with trade-offs

Wet season. Indonesia Tourism says the wet season is November to March in most of the country, including Bali. Temperatures stay about the same, but rain is the main change.

Good for

  • Spas, cafes, temples, cultural visits, indoor activities.

Watch out for

  • Expect rain. Keep plans flexible and carry a light rain jacket.

April Recommended

Dry season. Indonesia Tourism says the dry season is April to October in most of the country, including Java and Bali. Temperatures stay fairly constant through the year, with coastal areas averaging 28 degrees and humidity of 70 to 90 percent.

Good for

  • Beaches, temples, Ubud, island day trips.

Watch out for

  • Seasons are less predictable than they used to be, so check the forecast before booking outdoor activities.

May Recommended

Dry season. Indonesia Tourism says the dry season is April to October in most of the country, including Java and Bali. Temperatures stay fairly constant through the year, with coastal areas averaging 28 degrees and humidity of 70 to 90 percent.

Good for

  • Beaches, temples, Ubud, island day trips.

Watch out for

  • Seasons are less predictable than they used to be, so check the forecast before booking outdoor activities.

June Recommended

Dry season. Indonesia Tourism says the dry season is April to October in most of the country, including Java and Bali. Temperatures stay fairly constant through the year, with coastal areas averaging 28 degrees and humidity of 70 to 90 percent.

Good for

  • Beaches, temples, Ubud, island day trips.

Watch out for

  • Seasons are less predictable than they used to be, so check the forecast before booking outdoor activities.

July Recommended

Dry season. Indonesia Tourism says the dry season is April to October in most of the country, including Java and Bali. Temperatures stay fairly constant through the year, with coastal areas averaging 28 degrees and humidity of 70 to 90 percent.

Good for

  • Beaches, temples, Ubud, island day trips.

Watch out for

  • Seasons are less predictable than they used to be, so check the forecast before booking outdoor activities.

August Recommended

Dry season. Indonesia Tourism says the dry season is April to October in most of the country, including Java and Bali. Temperatures stay fairly constant through the year, with coastal areas averaging 28 degrees and humidity of 70 to 90 percent.

Good for

  • Beaches, temples, Ubud, island day trips.

Watch out for

  • Seasons are less predictable than they used to be, so check the forecast before booking outdoor activities.

September Recommended

Dry season. Indonesia Tourism says the dry season is April to October in most of the country, including Java and Bali. Temperatures stay fairly constant through the year, with coastal areas averaging 28 degrees and humidity of 70 to 90 percent.

Good for

  • Beaches, temples, Ubud, island day trips.

Watch out for

  • Seasons are less predictable than they used to be, so check the forecast before booking outdoor activities.

October Recommended

Dry season. Indonesia Tourism says the dry season is April to October in most of the country, including Java and Bali. Temperatures stay fairly constant through the year, with coastal areas averaging 28 degrees and humidity of 70 to 90 percent.

Good for

  • Beaches, temples, Ubud, island day trips.

Watch out for

  • Seasons are less predictable than they used to be, so check the forecast before booking outdoor activities.

November Good, with trade-offs

Wet season. Indonesia Tourism says the wet season is November to March in most of the country, including Bali. Temperatures stay about the same, but rain is the main change.

Good for

  • Spas, cafes, temples, cultural visits, indoor activities.

Watch out for

  • Expect rain. Keep plans flexible and carry a light rain jacket.

December Good, with trade-offs

Wet season. Indonesia Tourism says the wet season is November to March in most of the country, including Bali. Temperatures stay about the same, but rain is the main change.

Good for

  • Spas, cafes, temples, cultural visits, indoor activities.

Watch out for

  • Expect rain. Keep plans flexible and carry a light rain jacket.

Who it suits

For Parents / seniors

The dry season, April to October, gives more comfortable days for sightseeing. The wet season suits slower, indoor plans.

For Children

Beach days are easier in the dry season. In the wet season, keep indoor options.

For Couples

The dry season suits beach and sunset plans. The wet season suits spa and villa stays.

For Friends

The dry season suits beaches and island day trips.

For Solo travellers

The dry season is the easier time for getting around.

By interest

Beaches and islands

The dry season, April to October, per Indonesia Tourism.

Spas and culture

Good in any season, and the better choice in the wet season, November to March.

If your dates are fixed

If your dates fall in the wet season, keep indoor options in the plan: spas, cultural visits, cafes and temples. Book refundable or flexible stays and check the forecast a few days before outdoor excursions.

Trips to Bali, Indonesia

Quick questions

When is the best time to visit Bali?

The dry season, April to October, per Indonesia Tourism.

When is the wet season in Bali?

November to March in most of Indonesia, including Bali, per Indonesia Tourism.

Is Bali hot all year?

Temperatures stay fairly constant. Coastal areas average 28 degrees and humidity is 70 to 90 percent.

Can I visit Bali in the wet season?

Yes. Expect rain, keep plans flexible and add indoor options such as spas and cultural visits.

Are the seasons predictable?

Indonesia Tourism says global warming has made them less predictable, so check the forecast close to travel.

Does this guide show crowd levels and prices?

No. There was no official source for them, so they are left out.

Sources

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