The month of June in Bali is the driest month. The weather in Bali is always a mix of warm, sunny days, but in June especially, there are clear skies accompanied by cool breezes and some rainfall. It is the best time to go to Bali because June sees plenty of days without clouds, and it is neither very humid nor very hot – an important prerequisite for all tourist-related activities. Rainfall also decreases in comparison to other months of the year. Bali is relatively less crowded and cleaner as June is just the beginning of peak season, thereby allowing the tourists to indulge in sightseeing and other activities to their hearts' content.
Bali in June - Average Temperature
Cooler temperatures continue to exist in Bali in June, and accompanying them are zephyrs – cool breezes that also mark the start of the windy season.
Daily Average Temperature – 26.6 Degree Celsius (approximately 80 Degree Fahrenheit)
Highest Daytime Temperature - 31 Degree Celsius (approximately 88 Degree Fahrenheit)
Lowest Daytime Temperature - 22 Degree Celsius (approximately 72 Degree Fahrenheit)
Bali in June - Rainfall
Bali in June - Sunshine
As the month falls in the dry season, there are a lot of sunny days, but fret not – the weather remains comfortable and pleasant for everyone. There are at least 10 hours of sunshine per day on average, giving you enough time to visit the attractions on your bucket list. However, applying your preferred SPF before you step into the sun is advisable to avoid unwanted tans. Carry your sunglasses or keep a hat in handy to enjoy the scenic beauty to the maximum and keep the harmful effects of the sun at bay.Bali in June- Sea Temperature
Things To Do and Places to Visit in Bali in June
Oh, the traveler's heart wants to do multiple things in the pleasant weather Bali offers in June! That is why we prepared a list of things you can immerse yourself in and places you can see in Bali when you go there in June.
1. Seminyak Beach
A breathtaking beach spread over 8 kilometers, the world-famous Seminyak Beach is where you want to be if you want to enjoy a good day of water sports in June's warm and balmy weather. Whether you want to indulge in swimming or hang around the waves for a good surf, this beach has you covered. Relatively quiet during the day, Seminyak Beach also has a couple of restaurants and bars for quenching that post-activities thirst with a good, sea-side wine and dining.
Location: West coast of Southern region, North of Kuta
2. Uluwatu Temple
The Uluwatu Temple is located on a cliff base and is about 70 meters above the waves. This place is exotic for those wanting to surf and those who want to sit and enjoy the sunset while taking in the beauty of the sea. Also known locally as the Pura Luhur Uluwatu, this one place will definitely make up for a picturesque post. There is also an amphitheater where the Ramayan ballet can be seen. This is also the place to enjoy the captivating Kecak Fire Dance – a form of Balinese Hindu dance bound to captivate you.
Location: Talan Raya Uluwatu Pecatu, Badung
Timings: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
3. Waterbom Bali
It’s June and Bali - how can you miss out on the amusement park known worldwide for its great quality rides? Spread across an area of 3.8 hectares, Waterbom Bali is the place to go to spend some thrilling time doing various water activities. In addition to the rides, Waterbom Bali also has a reputation for providing visitors with tasty food at economical rates. The park is also known to be environmentally conscious as they have devoted a majority of the space to ecological conservation.
Location: Jl. Kartika Plaza Tuban, Kuta, Bali
Timings: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
4. Ubud Monkey Forest and Ubud Art Market
Another thing you can look forward to doing in Bali is visiting the Ubud Monkey Forest and then the Ubud Art Market, which are located about a kilometer away. The Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest, also known as the Sacred Monkey Forest of Padangtegal, is a place that serves as a ground for scientific research while also housing around 700 long-tailed macaques and being a religious ground for the local community. From there, you can visit the Ubud Traditional Art Market, divided into two parts – East for groceries and West for artwork. The various goods and art pieces you find here represent the traditional Balinese heritage and culture. As June provides days with good sunshine and next to no rainfall, your trip to Bali in June will not be complete without visiting these places.
Location: Ubud, Gianyar
Time: 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM for the Monkey Forest; 9:00AM to 6:00 PM for the Arts Market
Festivals in June in Bali
While June is the very beginning of peak tourist season, it also happens to be the month in which Bali starts one of its most important and grandly celebrated festivals1. Bali Arts Festival
Inarguably one of the grandiose festivals of Bali, the Bali Arts Festival is held yearly to celebrate, preserve, and initiate progress in Balinese arts. This festival commences in June, usually the second Saturday, and ends in July, running for almost a month.It was first held in 1979 and now has become Bali’s and Indonesia’s longest-running festival to date. The festival attracts various artists from across the world and showcases Balinese talent. Traditional Bali artists perform daily in addition to other Indonesian artists to raise awareness about the traditional, classical art forms that are now more or less extinct. It begins with an inaugural parade and then continues to the Bali Arts Centre, Denpasar. This is not a festival to miss if you plan to visit Bali in June.
Bali Arts Festival Dates: Mid-June to Mid-July
What to Carry to Bali in June?
The first and foremost thing to remember when planning a trip to Bali in June is to keep light clothes because although the temperatures are low in June, Bali is still relatively warm. Do make it a point to pack extra clothing in case of sudden rainfall, and always keep an umbrella handy. You can also keep a simple flip-flop or even sandals, as they tend to be very useful in such cases. An added tip would be to pack sarongs and swimsuits and stock on your SPF50, as June provides the perfect time to swim and surf in Balinese waters.With all this on your checklist, gear up for an incredible trip to Bali in June!
