As a result of its geographical location, the tropical island of Bali benefits from wonderfully warm weather all year round. Whether day or night, temperature generally only vary a few degrees either side from the yearly average of 29 Celsius.

November to early March is regarded as the wet season, as sunny days are often interrupted by tropical showers and high humidity. However, these cloud bursts quickly pass and sunshine resumes as per normal. Given the lofty location of Bali Heights, you can often enjoy a sunny day on “The Bukit” whilst less-elevated parts of the island experience rain.

From early June until late September the humidity levels are noticeably lower, as Bali basks in a dryer heat. During this period rain is hardly ever seen in the costal areas, with blue bird days taking precedence. When night falls the temperature can drop to as low as 21 Celsius, offering a cool, refreshing break from a hot day in the sun.