Rainy Season in Bali: What to Expect and How to Prepare

Although the rainy season in Bali brings more rainfall, it also offers a unique and lush experience on the island. With proper planning, you can still enjoy a wide range of activities, from visiting cultural sites to indulging in spa treatments. Learn how to navigate Bali's rainy season and turn it into a memorable adventure.

News
Upd. 14/09/26
Bali Weather Agency Predicts Later Start to Rainy Season

Forecasters say the island will stay dry through September and October.

Rain will only pick up towards November, and in most of Bali the wet season will not begin until December. Even so, no abrupt change in the weather is expected across the island: rainfall will build u…

Bali Weather Agency Predicts Later Start to Rainy Season
News
Upd. 11/07/26
Rainy Season in Bali: Expectation vs Reality

Bali’s weather has been making headlines again recently: warnings from BMKG meteorologists, canceled boats to Gili, high waves, and restrictions on ocean-going. In this context, the idea that January…

Rainy Season in Bali: Expectation vs Reality
News
Upd. 05/10/25
Rainy Season Ahead: What Bali Can Expect This Autumn & Winter

The Bali Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) has published a rainy season forecast to help residents and tourists prepare in advance for weather changes.

According to the BMKG meteorological agency, the rainy season began gradually at the end of September in certain areas of Bangli, Karangasem, and Klungkung. Rains are expected in nine climatic zones i…

Rainy Season Ahead: What Bali Can Expect This Autumn & Winter
News
05/01/26
Rainy Season in Bali: Useful Tips for Bikers

During the rainy season in Bali, the weather can change very quickly: sunshine, then clouds and a heavy downpour five minutes later. The roads become slipperier, water appears on the surfaces, and vis…

Rainy Season in Bali: Useful Tips for Bikers
News
Upd. 02/11/25
Indonesia Warns: Bali Faces Incoming Rainy Season

Meteorologists warn that the heaviest rains in Bali are expected in January–February 2026. Floods, landslides, and mudflows are possible. To mitigate risks, the Emergency Agency has already prepared m…

Indonesia Warns: Bali Faces Incoming Rainy Season
Finance
Upd. 10/07/26
Statistics and Facts About the Island of Bali

At first glance, Bali, often perceived as a paradise surrounded by breathtaking nature, appears to visitors or those who have only heard about it as a magical world. But what if we look at the everyda…

Statistics and Facts About the Island of Bali
Interesting places, beaches, weather
Upd. 22/09/26
Bali Barat: A National Park in West Bali

West Bali National Park (TNBB) is located in the western part of the island. It covers 77,000 hectares, or around 10% of Bali’s land area.

It includes the entire Prapat Agung Peninsula and large areas of land around Gilimanuk, Cekik and Banyuwedang, which are located in Jembrana and Buleleng regencies. The national park is about 100 km f…

Bali Barat: A National Park in West Bali
Visas & extensions
Upd. 22/07/26
Why Smart Travelers Choose Bali in Summer

Many people first come to Bali in winter to escape the snow and cold. But those who have visited the island several times are increasingly planning their trips between June and September. These months…