Bali - Bali's rainy season and what it means

Bali's rainy season and what it means Bali can be visited all year round. Even in the rainy season between November and March, beautiful days on the beach are possible, as well as outdoor activities, temple visits or relaxation with a wellness pampering program. However, one must be aware that it rains then substantially more than in the dry season, most in December and January. The already high humidity then goes up again, sometimes to almost 100%. In the east of the Indonesian island it rains more rarely during these months than in the west, because high mountains shield the clouds. Precipitation during the rainy season often shows up in monsoon-like downpours, which are rained down in a few hours. Unforgettable the moment, when the sun comes up again, after shortly before still water streams came down before the hut. After the rain it is often beautiful again for many hours, on some days it doesn't rain at all. Unlike the classic tropical rain, however, it can also happen that it rains for a few days on Bali during the rainy season. Important information about activities during the rainy season: Divers will find more turbulent waters. But maybe you don't want to go to sea at all, because rivers and storms unfortunately wash up more garbage on the beaches. Hikes to the high mountains like Gunung Agung have to be cancelled because the paths are closed because of the danger of landslides. Some roads and paths are flooded. On the other hand, during the rainy season the island is greener and more deserted than usual, and of course much cheaper to travel.