29 Things You Should Never Do in Indonesia

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Never Visit Bali During The Peak Season

Source: https://www.travelonline.com/

The Peak season in Bali typically starts early July until the end of August. This period is the most popular time to visit, since the climate is generally in its dry season (it is less likely to receive rain), but also the busiest and most expensive. This is when the island becomes the most crowded! You will be with a deluge of people in search of surf, sand, and sun! It is also when many families venture to Bali to make the most of the school holidays. The Off-peak season is typically from October until March, this is when Bali is less crowded and accommodation prices are cheaper. Although, the off-peak season has its downsides; particularly, downpours that span for days, and at times rain that dissipate within hours. It is difficult to guess. In addition, humidity is higher, making the heat feel worse. Mosquitoes are also more prevalent between rains, making mosquito borne diseases (like dengue fever) more of a threat.

A great alternative is to risk occasional rain showers in exchange for a peaceful and more affordable vacation. The shoulder season, the period between the high and low seasons of a vacation destination (particularly April, May, and September), are enjoyable and may experience a lot of sunny days.