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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Data Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Bali’s tropical climate means warm, humid conditions year-round, with an average temperature around 27–30°C. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions, but the key pattern is a distinct wet season (November–March) and a drier, sunnier dry season (April–October).
What is the best time to visit Bali for good weather?
The dry season from April to October offers the most reliable sunshine and lower humidity, making it ideal for beach days and outdoor activities. The wet season brings afternoon downpours and higher humidity, but you’ll still get plenty of morning sun and fewer crowds.
What should you pack for Bali’s weather?
Light, breathable clothing is essential year-round. During the wet season, pack a compact umbrella or rain jacket and quick-dry fabrics. Sunscreen, a hat and insect repellent are needed in any season. For cooler evenings in the highlands (like Ubud), a light layer is handy.
Does it rain every day in Bali during the wet season?
Not every day, but expect frequent afternoon or evening showers. Mornings are often clear and sunny. The rain is usually heavy but short-lived, so you can still enjoy your trip with a bit of planning.
Is Bali humid all year?
Humidity is high year-round, averaging 75–85%. It feels stickiest during the wet season (November–March) and more comfortable during the dry season, especially from June to August when south-east trade winds bring slightly drier air.
When is the best time for surfing in Bali?
The dry season (April–October) brings consistent south-east swells, especially from June to August, offering the best surf conditions. The wet season can also produce good waves, but with more wind and rain.
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For more on Bali’s conditions, see Bali Seminyak weather and Bali weather extreme waves. Explore the Australia weather hub for other destinations.