Bali in March

Rainy season officially begins in November and it will see a tremendous amount of rain until March. Days are hot and humid, punctuated by intense periods of tropical rainfall. Due to wetter conditions, mountain climbing and longer treks are not recommended during select months. Sea conditions also worsen, with south coast beaches getting windier and water visibility is greatly reduced. Further, the increased humidity combined with high temperatures, which average around 27°C (80 °F), attribute to lower visitor volume. 

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Recommended Festivals For Bali in March

Bau Nyale Festival

February

Bau Nyale, an ancient festival started by the Tunjung Beru Kingdom’s Princess Mandalika, celebrates the yearly appearance of nyale sea worms at Seger Beach in Kuta Village over five days. Glowing bright, the worms depart their coral reefs and head to the surface. Several events following the worms' appearance provide plenty of entertainment.

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Hari Raya Nyepi

March

Unlike much of the rest of the world, Bali rings in the new year in silence. Nyepi begins three days before the New Year with a cleansing ritual, followed by a fascinating exorcism ceremony. The day after Nyepi is spent socializing and focusing on forgiveness. 

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Bali Spirit Festival

March

A week-long festival filled with dance, yoga and live music, the Bali Spirit Festival in Ubud sells out nearly every year. Workshops, cocktail hours, scrumptious multi-country cuisine and a mix of cultures draw people from all over the world to this international gathering in the month of March.

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