Bali is a paradise island and there’s no doubt that it’s warm and wonderful all year round but June may be the best month of all to plan your holiday in Bali and this is why.
What Is The Weather Like In Bali In June?
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It’s hot and sunny in Bali in June and the skies are mostly clear and blue. You will find the average temperature to be around 21-30 degrees Celsius (that’s 70 – 86 Fahrenheit) throughout the month.
There is not much rain at this time of year most showers, when they do take place, will be in the late afternoon or early evening and will finish very quickly.
If you want to enjoy the weather without the crowds, it’s best to come before mid-June as things get a bit busier after that. This is because the schools start to break up for holidays at this time of year.
If you want to swim, surf, dive, snorkel, hike, or just visit all the tourist attractions on the island, this is a brilliant time of year.
Some argue that June is the best month to be in Bali because the weather is fantastic and it’s not as crowded as it will be in the next two months.
An Overview Of The Bali Weather In June
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Let’s take a quick look at the important numbers that explain the weather at this time of year in Bali in detail.
Minimum to Maximum Temperatures (Average Temperatures)
The typical maximum temperature in June is around 30 degrees Celsius which is about 86 degrees Fahrenheit.
The typical minimum temperature range is between 21 and 24 degrees Celsius and that’s about 70 – 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
This is considered to be in the “most comfortable weather” range for human beings.
Now, of course, individual preferences may vary but the weather in Bali at this time of year is generally considered about perfect.
Monthly Rainfall And Rainy Days
June sees only 6-7 days of rain in the month. That’s less than 25% of the days. That means 3 out of 4 days in June in Bali are completely dry and see no rain at all.
When the rain does come, it’s not particularly severe and June in Bali only sees between 7 and 8 centimetres of rain (that’s roughly 2.5-3.5 inches of rain).
Hours Of Sunshine Per Day
You would expect most days in June in Bali to see around 8-10 hours of sunshine.
That’s pretty amazing and it’s one of the many reasons that Bali is such a popular place to take a holiday – it’s nearly always sunny.
Relative Humidity Levels
It is less humid at this time of year than it is in the wet season and you can expect a relative humidity of 79-80%.
This still makes it feel warmer than it is but it’s not so humid that it makes everything sticky and unpleasant.
Average Sea Temperature
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The average sea temperature is important to swimmers as it helps them judge whether to snorkel or dive and what to wear while they swim.
In June in Bali, the average sea temperature is 28 degrees Celsius that’s about 82 degrees Fahrenheit and it means the water is warm and wonderful for swimming in.
What Are The Best Places To Visit In Bali In June?
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There are some super places to visit in Bali at this time of year and they include:
FINNS Beach Club – the best beach club in the world. We’re not being immodest, it’s what our guests say about their experiences at FINNSand we think that’s because we have 3 infinity pools, 3 restaurants (with 7 kitchens) and 10 bars plus an amazing VIP package. Most of all, we think that because you can get into FINNS for free and there’s no minimum spend (as there is at other beach clubs), you can find out how awesome it is easily for yourself.
Ubud Art Market – if you want to get up into the mountains of central Bali and enjoy some even cooler weather, then why not stop at the Ubud Art Market? It’s one of the best markets on the island and has plenty of locally made handicrafts which make perfect souvenirs for the folks back home. If you learn how to haggle, you can easily land a bargain here.
Tanah Lot Temple – everyone should see, at least, one amazing temple during their time in Bali and Tanah Lot sits on a small island off the coast of Bali and it’s an amazing sight at any time of day. However, arrive at sunset and the sunny days will ensure that you get the most spectacular natural light show over the temple. Take a camera and you’re going to be impressed.
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Splash Waterpark – what better way to cool down with your family than to visit Splash Waterpark and spend a day in the pools and on the waterslides here? The best thing about Splash is that adults can always retire to a sunbed and enjoy some lovely cocktails while the kids play in a completely safe and secure environment. That way everyone gets what they want from their holiday.
Sanur Beach – Sanur is one of the quietest parts of the island and the beach here is lovely and crowd-free. If you want to learn some water sports or just grab some rays, Sanur is a nice place to do it. You can also enjoy long strolls along the boardwalk.
What Are The Best Things To Do In Bali During June?
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This time of year has plenty for you to do in Bali including:
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Bali Arts Festival – this festival begins in the middle of June and runs all the way through to the middle of July. Its objective is to celebrate the local culture and to help preserve and develop the art that it creates. If you love art, music and dance, you’re going to love this festival and you can attend many of the events associated with it for free.
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Ubud Food Festival – this festival begins in June and runs into July too and each year has a theme that allows local restaurant owners and chefs to demonstrate their skills. In 2023, the theme was “soil” and there was a mighty celebration of the Earth. We can’t wait to see what 2024 will bring.
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Hike Mount Batur – Mount Batur is cooler at this time of year and you’re more likely to reach the summit when it is free of clouds and rain. This ensures that you get the best view of the countryside from the top. (We’ve got a great list of the best hikes in Bali too).
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Kecak Fire Dance – this dance is amazing any time of the year and the best place to enjoy it is at Uluwatu Temple, however, as with anything at this time of year – it’s an outdoor event and thus, minimizing the chances of rain during your visit has to be a good thing, right?
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Learn How Batik Is Made – batik is the local fabric and UNESCO says that its production is one of the most culturally valuable things in Bali. It’s a good time of year to visit Batik production facilities because there’s no risk of rain forcing people to cover up the equipment, etc.
What Should I Bring To Bali In June?
You don’t need to bring much in the way of special things to Bali for this weather but you will want some lightweight cotton clothes, swimwear, thongs and possibly some hiking shoes too.
FAQs
Is June A Good Time To Go To Bali?
Yes! In fact, it’s fair to say that June is a great time to go to Bali. While the weather here is lovely all year long, the best of the weather occurs in June.
You will benefit from reduced humidity (without rain there’s less moisture in the air) and a cooling onshore breeze.
That makes the tropical climate in June very pleasant and it’s warm without feeling stifling, so you can enjoy water sports, beaches, outdoor restaurants, surfing, etc. with a near guarantee of warm sunny days that are never too hot to have fun.
If you head into the mountains at this time of year or to Ubud then you will find that apart from the in the afternoon, it’s pleasantly cool and it’s the perfect time for hiking in the sunshine.
June is part of the dry season though which is the peak season and thus, though the average temperature is very pleasant, it can be a little more expensive when you look for a hotel room in June.
Is Bali Rainy In June? Does It Rain A Lot In Bali In June?
June is part of Bali’s dry season and thus, while it can rain it won’t rain very much.
The rainfall at this time of the year is limited to a maximum of a few hours each day and mostly you can enjoy bright sunshine uninterrupted.
Bali in June is a warm month and you can wear light clothes most of the time and expect rain only once every four days or so.
This does mean it’s high season though and while there’s less rain, prices can go up for accomodation and tours.
What Season Is It In Bali In June?
It’s the dry season in Bali in June and that means it’s great for water activities (the surf is great and the surfing is better, so is the diving and swimming) and you can go hiking and expect only short showers occasionally in the late afternoon.
It’s still hot enough to feel warm without the temperature ever becoming oppressive. It’s one of the best months to visit Bali.
What Is The Hottest Month In Bali?
May is usually the hottest month in Bali and by June things end to be cooling off a little. (See our May Weather in Bali guide if you want to learn more about the hottest month of the year).
However, it’s worth noting that there’s not a huge variation in temperatures in the tropics and there are only 2 degrees on average difference in temperature between the hottest and coldest months!
It’s warm all year round in Bali.
What’s The Weather Like In Bali In June/July?
The weather is amazing in June and July in Bali, you will get around 10 hours of sunshine per day and very little rainfall (for a tropical island). (We have a Bali Weather in July guide too).
Spending time in the sea and on the beaches is great at this time of year and the Bali weather supports enjoying all the attractions that the island has to offer too.
What Are The Best And Worst Months To Go To Bali?
The most popular months are July and August which coincide with the school holiday season in Australia.
That probably means that if you can get here in June, June is the best month as you get the great weather but fewer crowds.
The worst months are typically considered to be the rainy season months of December, January and February, though it’s worth noting that during the Christmas to New Year period – Bali is at its absolute busiest.
The weather here is never really unpleasant and you will get 8-9 hours of sunshine per day on average even in the wettest months.
Is June Part Of The Dry Season In Bali?
Yes. June is part of the dry season in Bali.
How Should I Book A June Holiday In Bali?
We always recommend that you book a trip to Bali through the awesome people at the Bali Res Centre.
They are a locally owned and operated travel service that specializes in Balinese travel. They can help you find the best deal on hotels and accommodation and advise you on awesome tours, etc. too.
Their local knowledge means you will find your holiday in Bali facing fewer “unexpected” hiccups, leaving you free to focus on unwinding.
You can also be happy knowing that when you book through the Bali Res Centre, you’re keeping your money in the local economy – rather than paying a faceless international entity in another country.
Final Thoughts On Bali Weather, June
June is a great time to visit Bali and you can look forward to pleasant weather and the ideal conditions for outdoor activities and water sports.
You should get nearly 10 hours of sunshine per day at this time of year and the beaches are amazing when it’s this sunny.
Just be aware that restaurants and hotels are very popular and you will need to book in advance to get the best tables and rooms. You may also have to pay a little extra to avoid the rainfall. It’s worth it.
We hope to see you in the June sunshine on the beach at FINNS very soon.