Winter on Bali coincides with the wet season. This is a period of warm tropical weather, high humidity, short rains and especially vibrant nature. In December, January and February the island looks lush and alive. Rice fields become intensely green, waterfalls gain power, and the air feels fresh and clean after every shower. Despite the wet season, most activities and travel routes across the island remain fully accessible and comfortable.
From December to February, Indonesia experiences the rainy season. These are not long full-day downpours, but short tropical showers that typically arrive later in the day.
Typical conditions include:
The wet season is not considered a storm season. Most travelers find winter conditions comfortable.
Humidity brings out the island’s most picturesque side.
Photographers often consider this one of the best times of the year.
Surfing remains popular throughout winter.
Beginners can surf comfortably with instructors who choose surf spots suitable for the season.
Even in the wet season activities remain plentiful, especially when planned for the morning.
Choosing the right area is especially important during the wet season. The following regions remain comfortable regardless of weather.
Nusa Dua
A calm, structured area ideal for families and guests seeking comfort and stability. Top hotels: The St. Regis Bali, The Mulia, The Ritz-Carlton Bali, Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua, Conrad Bali.
Jimbaran
Known for its protected bay and luxury cliffside hotels.
Top stays: Four Seasons Jimbaran, AYANA Resort, InterContinental Bali.
Uluwatu
Perfect for panoramic views, secluded beaches and premium architecture.
Top hotels: Alila Villas Uluwatu, Bulgari Resort Bali, Six Senses Uluwatu.
Seminyak
A premium area with boutique hotels, villas, restaurants and shopping.
Top stays: W Bali Seminyak, The Legian Bali, Potato Head Suites.
Canggu
Modern atmosphere, stylish villas and a strong café culture.
Great for longer stays and digital nomads.
Bali offers one of the strongest dining scenes in Southeast Asia. All major restaurants operate in winter.
These locations are ideal for premium dining experiences.
Several convenient routes are available for travelers from Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah.
From Dubai
Emirates operates a direct Dubai DXB to Bali DPS flight of about 9 hours.
Additional options are available via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Doha or Jakarta.
From Abu Dhabi
Typical connections include Etihad via Jakarta, or flights via Doha, Singapore or Kuala Lumpur.
Average travel time is 12 to 14 hours.
Destination airport. All international flights land at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), located near Kuta, Seminyak and Jimbaran.
Many travelers require a tourist visa B211A to enter Indonesia. This visa is arranged in advance and is suitable for both short and extended trips.
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Seven to ten days is a comfortable duration.
Nusa Dua and parts of Ubud.
Morning hours are typically the most predictable in terms of weather.
Yes. We are fully licensed and work under a formal service agreement.
Yes. We arrange tourist visas in an average of 5 business days.
A correctly prepared application reduces the risk of errors and avoids delays or refusals.
It is not mandatory but strongly recommended.
Yes. Many visitors stay for one month or more, especially in Ubud and Canggu.
Seminyak or Jimbaran, followed by a few nights in Ubud.
It depends on location, villa or hotel category and personal preferences. Luxury accommodation typically maintains stable pricing.
Yes. Tourist areas are generally safe when standard precautions are followed.
Yes, up to a maximum stay of 180 days including extensions.
Yes. An individual application is required for each person. Our service prepares such cases correctly.
Yes. Each traveler must hold an individual visa.
Yes. The procedure is the same for all UAE residents.
Yes. The process is fully remote.
Usually between 5 and 10 business days.
A passport valid for at least six months, photo, proof of onward travel, accommodation booking, bank statement and application form. Additional documents may be required depending on nationality.
Many nationalities require a tourist visa B211A, which must be arranged in advance.
Spa treatments, wellness programs, yoga, cooking classes, cafés, galleries and cultural performances.
Yes. Eastern surf spots like Keramas and Nusa Dua perform consistently.
Yes. Sunrise treks operate year-round.
Morning trips to Ubud, rice terraces, waterfalls and temples are ideal.
Locavore, Mozaic, Nusantara, Merah Putih, Sarong, La Lucciola, Koral, Rock Bar and The Cave.
Mostly in Nusa Dua (The St. Regis, The Mulia), Jimbaran (Four Seasons, AYANA) and Uluwatu (Bulgari Resort, Alila Villas Uluwatu).
Nusa Dua. Calm water, clean beaches and excellent infrastructure.
Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, Uluwatu, Seminyak and parts of Canggu.
Between 9 and 14 hours, depending on stopovers and departure city.
Ngurah Rai International Airport, airport code DPS.
Typical routes include transits via Jakarta, Doha, Singapore or Kuala Lumpur. Total travel time is usually 12-14 hours.
The Emirates direct flight from Dubai DXB to Bali DPS, approximately 9 hours.
Sanur, Nusa Dua and Jimbaran generally offer calmer seas and more predictable conditions.
Yes. The ocean is warm, around 28°C. Some western beaches may get stronger waves, but eastern areas remain calm.
Yes. Mornings and early afternoons are often sunny and suitable for beach time.
No. Rain typically comes in short periods and mostly later in the day.
This is the wet season. Temperatures stay around 27-31°C, humidity is high, and rainfall usually comes as short tropical showers in the afternoon or evening.