If you are planning a holiday on the tropical paradise island of Bali, you certainly wouldn’t be alone, as many people from all walks of life flock to this amazingly serene island in search of a couple of weeks in paradise. If you are wondering what is the best time to travel to Bali, here is a brief rundown of the various seasons, with the aim of helping you book the best dates.
High Season
June, July and August are the high season months as thousands of people flee the winter months. You will encounter many like-minded travellers who are also planning to enjoy Bali in the high season. There are private luxury Bali villas by Cantik that can be booked online, but if you want a choice of locations, you should be booking at least 3 months in advance. Summer is also the driest months that have more sunshine hours than the other seasons, and if you like meeting other travellers, there will be plenty during the high season.
November to March
This is the monsoon season in Bali, which doesn’t mean it rains all the time, and rarely for longer than a couple of hours, then the sun comes out and dries everything. If you would like to have your pick of the very best luxury Bali villas, an online search will help you find an established villa rental agency, who would have great villas in prime locations, and at reasonable rates too. There are two main seasons in Bali, wet and dry, and if you are planning to go during the 5-month rainy season, be prepared for getting wet.
April and May
Aside from the high season, tourists choose April or May, and while there is a chance of the odd shower, the temperatures a little lower, and, of course, there are less tourists. It is important to book your holiday villa well ahead of your planned arrival, as the island of Bali is a very popular destination. There is also some more information on the best times to book a holiday in Bali, which is recommended reading. There is so much to see and do on this paradise island, and with a bit of online research, you can plan each day, and don’t forget the world-class spas that Bali is known for.
September and October
The months of September and October offer lower temperatures, and, of course, less humidity, which is why these months are so popular, and with comfortable temperatures and mainly cloudless skies, you could do a lot worse that choosing September or October for your Bali holiday. Check with one of the online villa agencies and you might be lucky and book one for this year.
Winter is generally very quiet, and if you aren’t bothered about the rain, winter works if you like seclusion, plus prices are a little lower during December through to February. Once you have made your decision regarding your dates of travel, search online for a reputable accommodation agent, where you can book the luxury villa of your dreams.
“This article is published in a collaboration with Mediabuzzer”
