THE BEST & WORST TIME TO TRAVEL TO BALI

Bali is a tropical island in Indonesia and a great travel destination at any time of the year. That being said, some months are better than others for a Bali vacation.

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So, what is the best and worst time to travel to Bali? Keep reading for help deciding when to go!

Bali’s best season to visit is the dry season from May to October. The most popular months are July and August, with the latter being the driest month of the year.

BEST TIME TO TRAVEL TO BALI

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The rainy season and the months of December, January, and February are generally considered the worst time to visit Bali.

WORST TIME TO TRAVEL TO BALI

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In November, the rainy season in Bali begins and the weather is typically very hot and muggy with some sunny days.

WEATHER IN BALI IN NOVEMBER

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July is high season and one of the best months to visit Bali for warm, sunny beach weather and clear skies.

WEATHER IN BALI IN JULY

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Ubud and Bali’s west coast beaches tend to be crowded in the drier months. It’s the peak season for tourists and it’s a good time to escape to the mountains and to less visited parts of the island like Lovina, Amed, Tirta Gangga, and Sideman.

PLACES TO GO DURING BALI’S DRY SEASON

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For Bali in the dry season, pack lightweight cotton clothes, shorts, and a swimsuit. A long-sleeved shirt, sarong, and sandals are a good idea for visiting temples and long pants will offer some protection on a motorbike.

THINGS TO PACK FOR BALI’S DRY SEASON

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The wet season is the best time to visit the popular west coast beach areas like Kuta, Seminyak, and Canggu if you want to avoid the crowds in the busier months.

PLACES TO GO IN BALI’S RAINY SEASON

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