Bali travel guide
Bali in July has daytime highs near 29°C, lows near 22°C and about 50 mm of rain. Peak dry season; excellent weather but higher prices and heavy tourist traffic. See below for what to plan and who July suits. Figures are typical values from our research, so check a forecast before you travel.
Facts checked 2 Nov 2026
Peak dry season; excellent weather but higher prices and heavy tourist traffic.
July is peak dry season in Bali. The weather is excellent, but so is the demand. Expect higher prices, full beach clubs and heavy traffic, especially in the south and at the most photographed spots. This guide explains what Bali is like in July: the weather, how busy it is, what to plan and who the month suits. Figures are typical values from our destination research, so check a forecast before you travel.
Daytime highs are about 29°C and nights about 22°C. Rainfall is about 50 mm and humidity is about 72 percent. Skies are mostly clear, which suits beaches, diving and trekking, though mornings in the hills can feel cool.
July suits travellers who must travel in school holidays and want dependable weather. Beach, diving and trekking fans benefit most. It is less suitable for travellers who dislike crowds or who are sensitive to higher prices.
July is slightly drier than June, at about 50 mm against 55 mm, and a little busier. August is drier still, at about 35 mm, and is the busiest month. September returns to lighter crowds, with about 55 mm of rain. Next door, June and August have their own guides.
Travellers often describe July and August as difficult because dry weather brings peak crowds and higher prices. The remedy is planning, not avoidance. Hold a short list of must-do stops, add buffer time on each drive and use early starts. If you want calmer days, base yourself away from the busiest southern streets, and keep Nusa Penida to one well-timed day. Our packages are land-only, so book flights separately and keep your passport valid for at least six months from arrival. Read the Bali visa guide for Indians for entry steps.
This guide is compiled from published tourism and weather information and traveller reports about Bali, and was last checked on 2 November 2026. Weather, prices and schedules change, so confirm details before you book.
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Bali in July has daytime highs near 29°C and lows near 22°C, with about 50 mm of rain and humidity around 72 percent. Peak dry season; excellent weather but higher prices and heavy tourist traffic. Check the forecast closer to your dates.
July has excellent dry weather, with about 50 mm of rain, but it is peak season. Expect higher prices and heavy tourist traffic, so book early and plan quieter areas. Weather varies from year to year, so confirm with a forecast and your planner before you book.
Travellers describe July and August as difficult because of peak crowds, especially in the south and at famous photo spots. Early starts and quieter regions help. Weather varies from year to year, so confirm with a forecast and your planner before you book.
Our research shows about 50 mm of rain in July, with humidity near 72 percent. Rainfall varies from year to year, so keep a flexible plan and check a forecast before you travel. Weather varies from year to year, so confirm with a forecast and your planner before you book.
Pack light, breathable clothes, sun protection and comfortable shoes for highs near 29°C. Add a rain layer if the month is wet, and a modest outfit with covered shoulders and knees for temple visits. Weather varies from year to year, so confirm with a forecast and your planner before you book.
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