Bali in July

The best time to visit Bali is during its dry season which runs from April through October. July and August see the most visitors. Temperatures remain very steady, between 26.5 and 28°C (79-82 °F). This is when the island has the least rain, the most sun, cool breezes, and the lowest humidity - ideal for outdoor activities like hiking, sailing, and sunbathing. This is also the best time to surf on the island and when the waves at the western beaches are at their best. Bali’s central mountain area is typically cooler than the lower coastal areas. Night temperatures can drop significantly in the highlands near the volcanoes. 

Suggested Itineraries

Rice Paddies and Culture in Bali

Explore the town of Ubud, the heart and cultural soul of Bali. This quick and easy 5-day getaway to the lush island of Bali takes you to its verdent rice paddies and ends on the beach.

Duration
5 days / 4 nights
Price Per Person
From $4,000
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Recommended Festivals For Bali in July

Bali Kite Festival

July

Crazy for kites, Bali paints the sky during the month of July with the annual three-day Kite Festival. Biggest is best when it comes to the kite flying competitions in Indonesia. Visitors flock from all over the world to check out the event.

Location Bali

Bali Arts Festival

June/July

A month filled with performances, handicraft exhibitions, cultural displays and other activities comes to tropical Bali during June and July. Bringing the best of Indonesia’s art scene, Bali’s Arts Festival encourages locals and tourists to enjoy Balinese culture together.

Location Bali

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