Canyoning…
Canyoning is an extreme way to explore Bali’s hidden natural corners. In the dry season, the canyons remain accessible and safe, making this activity a great choice for adventurers and thrill-seekers.
When is the season in Bali? And what are the seasons in Bali?
In Bali, there are only two seasons — the rainy season and the dry season.
The rainy season in Bali is relatively mild and pleasant, starting in December and ending in March. It's a hot and humid time of year, but the rains typically don't last all day; they mostly occur in…
In recent weeks, Bali has become quite hot, especially during the daytime. According to the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) in Denpasar, this is due to the sun’s trajectory reac…
With the onset of the rainy season in Indonesia, there has been an increase in dengue fever cases. Healthcare professionals across the country are reporting a significant rise in the number of infecti…
Height 3140 meters, ascending Mount Agung is fascinating; it’s not overly difficult, but it requires some effort. As the rainy season is starting, make sure to plan accordingly. There are two routes t…
When traveling in Bali, always be prepared for rain. Despite the mostly clear weather at the moment, the island is officially in the rainy season. And if you plan to travel to the mountains, the chanc…
A local farmer produces natural sea salt.
You can observe this process. Keep in mind that salt farms usually do not operate during the rainy season.
There’s an artificial cape with a Balinese gazebo here.
The east side offers an amazing view of the sunrise.
Nearby are Sri Lanka Beach and the surf spot of the same name, which operates during the rainy season.
Bali might be a slice of paradise, but this tropical haven isn’t just a dream for tourists—it’s also a breeding ground for mould, especially during the rainy season.
All districts in Bali
If you want to swim without garbage, choose Sanur or Nusa Dua. The west side during the rainy season is often a dump. The ocean in Pemuteran (northwest) and Amed (northeast) is wonderful, clear water…