Bali November
November

Bali in November: Wet Season Returns & Green Beauty

November marks the return of Bali's wet season with increasing afternoon rainfall. The island turns lush and green, tourist numbers drop, and accommodation prices reach their lowest for luxury properties.

Temperature 24–30°C / 75–86°F
Rainfall 179 mm
Sunshine 6 hrs/day
Crowds ●○○○○ Low

Weather & Climate

November is warm with highs of 30°C and lows of 24°C. Rainfall increases significantly to 179mm, and humidity rises to 80%. Afternoon thunderstorms become regular.

🌡️ Temperature 24°C – 30°C (75°F – 86°F)
🌧️ Rainfall 179 mm
💧 Humidity 80%
☀️ Sunshine 6 hrs/day

Events & Festivals

Bali Vegan Festival

A celebration of plant-based living with food vendors, workshops, and wellness activities.

Wet Season Surf Shift

Eastern breaks start receiving consistent swells as the season shifts.

Pre-Holiday Deals

November offers the last chance for low-season pricing before December holiday rates kick in.

Top Things to Do

1

Dramatic Rice Terraces

Newly planted rice paddies and moody skies create the most dramatic photography conditions.

2

Spa Season

World-class spas offer wet-season discounts — treat yourself to luxury treatments at a fraction of dry-season prices.

3

Ubud Markets

Rain-free mornings are perfect for browsing Ubud's art markets and nearby village craft workshops.

4

Hot Springs at Toya Bungkah

Natural hot springs on the shores of volcanic Lake Batur are especially appealing in wet weather.

What to Pack

  • Lightweight rain jacket
  • Quick-dry clothing
  • Waterproof sandals
  • Strong insect repellent
  • Waterproof phone case
  • Reef-safe sunscreen for sunny mornings

Where to Stay

Alila Seminyak

📍 Seminyak

$150-300 /night

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Ubud Village Hotel

📍 Ubud

$60-120 /night

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The Mulia Nusa Dua

📍 Nusa Dua

$250-500 /night

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is November a bad time for Bali?

Not if you're flexible — mornings are usually sunny, and the lush green beauty of wet-season Bali is special. Plus, prices are excellent.

How heavy is the rain?

Heavy afternoon downpours lasting 1-3 hours, sometimes with thunder. Mornings are typically dry and warm.

Can I still enjoy beaches?

Yes, particularly east-coast beaches like Sanur and Amed which are more sheltered. Mornings are usually calm and sunny.

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