Lying in close proximity to the equator Bali enjoys a typical Tropical climate with very less difference in the mean temperature. The average temperature round the year remains about 31 degrees Celsius with high humidity expectancy during the monsoons.
Bali is located 6 degrees south of equator which means the sun rises and sets down at 6am and 6 pm respectively almost most of the year. Bali does not have the usual four seasons in a year rather only the wet season. The monsoon remains active during the months of September to February; the rest of the year the climate remains fairly dry. The months of May to September remains the driest. The wet season in Bali is characterized by regular downpour in the afternoon for an hour or half, rest of the day remains heavily overcast. The dry season also experiences patches of rainfall mostly in the nights or quite early in the morning. The other part of the year i.e during the months of June to August is very refreshing with nice and cool breeze blowing all day long. The areas under the central mountains remains cooler than the lower coastal areas.
The best time to visit Bali is during the months of June to September. With climate remaining predominantly dry it will be easier to enjoy the island.
CLOTHING
Casual dressing is the best way to dress up yourself for the island. Always prefer light clothes as the weather remains mostly humid. Try to wear full sleeves clothing and long trousers to drive out the dreaded fear of mosquito bites.
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