Bali has two seasons, not six. How they compare on weather, crowds and cost, and which months suit your kind of trip.
Bali’s wet season is nothing like weeks of Mumbai or Kerala monsoon. Rain comes in short, intense storms, usually for a few hours in the afternoon or evening, and the sun often returns the same day.
The dry season brings dry air from Australia, low humidity and 26–31°C. July in Denpasar sees only about 40–50 mm of rain.
In the wet season January is wettest, with over 350 mm in Denpasar and humidity above 85%.
April to October
November to March
Seminyak villa prices are approximate, per night.
| Topic | What to know | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Peak (June to August) | Sunny, low humidity, very crowded. Villas about USD 300–500+ a night. Green but drier. | |
| Shoulder (April, May, September, October) | Mostly sunny, less humid, moderate crowds. Villas about USD 200–350. Lush and green. | |
| Wet (December to February) | Humid with afternoon showers, few crowds. Villas about USD 150–250. At its greenest. |
Return fares are the page’s approximate figures and change with demand.
| Topic | What to know | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| From Delhi and Bengaluru | Non-stop to Denpasar: about 7 hours 45 minutes from Delhi and 7 hours 30 minutes from Bengaluru. | |
| From Mumbai | Usually one stop, with Singapore Airlines via Singapore, Malaysia Airlines via Kuala Lumpur or Thai Airways via Bangkok. | |
| Shoulder and wet season | A direct Delhi return costs about ₹40,000–65,000. | |
| Peak, June to August | A direct Delhi return can reach about ₹75,000 or more. | |
| When to book | At least three to four months ahead for better fares. |
Indian passport holders get a 30-day visa on arrival for IDR 500,000.
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