Eat, Pray, and Love: All about Bali in summer

If you are a beach person, Bali in summer is like the perfect paradise you see in movies. That’s right, not only do you get to experience beach weather every day, but you also get to drink at the most happening bars and dance to the hippest beats in Bali’s summer season. Bali in summer is a vibe worth experiencing and Bali Trip Packages will help you plan your Bali Diaries.

Being just 8 degrees south of the equator, Bali has a tropical climate all throughout the year with avg temperatures of 30 C and humidity level of about 85%. Making Bali in summer temperatures easier to explore the place.

Daytime temperatures at low elevations vary between 20 and 33 °C (68 and 91 °F), but the temperatures decrease significantly with increasing elevation.

Bali sits in the Indian Ocean not far from where it joins the Pacific Ocean. It is part of the Indonesian archipelago which contains over 17,000 islands. It is the most commonly visited part of Indonesia due to its unique Hindu culture and cultural attractions. Temples in Bali, Adventure activities, Bali beaches, and Sunsets are some of the reasons why Bali in summer has become such a rage amongst tourists and a popular holiday destination.

It has wonderful beaches all along the coastline and the heartlands of Bali are exceptionally fertile and wonderfully green with amazing rice terraces and rainforest to explore.

There are actually only two distinct seasons in Bali and that’s because of the island’s location in the tropics.

So, the overall temperature is always mostly warm, however, there are some variations in the amounts of rain and humidity that the seasons see.

Bali is also not a very big island, so there isn’t a huge amount of variation in weather across the areas at similar altitudes. It is cooler at higher altitudes and the volcanic peaks in the middle of Bali are cooler all year round than the coastal areas. These higher regions also see more rainfall than the coast does.

The warmest month of the year is April, and the coldest is August. The driest month of the year is August and the wettest is January. Hence, the most popular months to come to Bali are April, June, July, August, and December. The least popular months are September, October, November, January and February.

There are plenty of awesome places to visit in Bali in summer and things to do at this time of year including:

• Sunset Gazing at Bali’s Finest Beaches: Bali in summers is known for its gorgeous beaches. Most of them are located on the island’s west coast, which means that those beaches are perfect for seeing the sun slowly touching the horizon and set at the horizon. There are many beaches in Bali if you want to enjoy the stunning view of the sun setting in the west. If you have enough time or are on an extended holiday, you may as well visit all of these beaches one by one, such as Suluban Beach, Padang Padang Beach, Bingin Beach, Balangan Beach, Jimbaran Beach, Kuta Beach, Seminyak Beach, and many others.
• Mount Batur Sunrise Trekking: You can also witness some stunning sunrises in Bali in summers. You can also go on a trek to the top of Mount Batur. If you plan to go trekking, you need to make sure you are fit for the journey and get a good night’s sleep the night before because you have to get up pretty early in the dead of the night. It takes approximately 2-3 hours to scale the mountain. The trekking usually starts at 3 in the morning, but you have to get up early, especially if you are staying in a hotel/villa far from the mountain. The best time to watch the sunrise from Mount Batur is during the dry season because the possibility of a clear sky is high. In addition, the terrain to the top of the mountain won’t be slippery, so it won’t hamper your trekking in any way.
• Snorkel and other water adventurous sports: It is not a Bali vacation if you do not go snorkeling and other water adventurous sports like scuba diving, surfing, paddle boarding, etc.