Climate & Weather Averages in Denpasar

Denpasar Climate & Weather by Month

Bali (Denpasar) Climate Data

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Balinese Festivals 2026 Calendar

Denpasar Sea Temperature

Dry season in full swing. Minimal rain, sunny skies, and refreshing breezes.

June marks the full establishment of the dry season in Denpasar. Rainfall falls to just 53mm across 6 days — a dramatic contrast to the wet season peak. Temperatures drop slightly to 30°C highs and 23°C lows, and humidity falls to 73%, making June feel considerably more comfortable than the hot shoulder months. Sea temperatures along the south coast sit around 27–28°C — still pleasant for swimming. The UV index is 7. Southerly trade winds pick up through June, generating consistent swells for the surf breaks along the west coast and refreshing sea breezes across the Sanur shoreline. The Bali Arts Festival (PKB) opens on June 13 and runs through July 11 at the Art Centre in Denpasar — this month-long celebration of Balinese performing arts is the most important cultural event of the year, featuring gamelan competitions, traditional dance, shadow puppetry, and craft exhibitions. Galungan on June 17 transforms every road in Bali with tall, arching bamboo penjor poles hung with woven palm-leaf decorations.

Month-long celebration of Balinese performing arts at Taman Budaya Art Centre in Denpasar; features dance, gamelan, traditional theatre, craft exhibitions, and competitions from all Bali regencies

Bali Arts Festival (PKB)

Major Balinese Hindu festival marking the victory of dharma over adharma; every street is adorned with tall curved penjor bamboo poles and families prepare elaborate ceremonial offerings

Galungan

Marks the conclusion of the Galungan period ten days later, when ancestral spirits return to the heavens; celebrated with morning prayers and yellow rice offerings

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Ubud Weather by Month

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Dry and cool. Some of the most comfortable weather of the year.

June is one of Ubud's finest months. Rainfall is minimal at 60mm over 7 days and the highland climate is at its most comfortable: 28°C highs, 21°C lows, and humidity at just 75%. The UV index is 6. Early mornings regularly drop to 19–20°C, making a light jacket genuinely necessary for a 6am rice terrace walk. The views from Campuhan Ridge, the Subak terraces, and any elevated viewpoint are exceptionally clear — Mount Agung is visible on most mornings from eastern Ubud. Southerly trade winds add an extra freshness to the highland air, making June the most physically comfortable month to explore Ubud on foot or by bicycle. The Bali Arts Festival in Denpasar (June 13–July 11) means regular bus connections run from Ubud for visitors who want to attend the performances. Galungan on June 17 transforms Ubud's roads with bamboo penjor poles and draws Balinese families back to their home villages for multiple days of ceremony — witnessing this in Ubud is among the most authentic cultural experiences in Bali.

Month-long celebration of Balinese performing arts centred at Taman Budaya Art Centre in Denpasar; easily accessible from Ubud by shuttle and features the best of all-island dance, music, craft, and ceremony

The most important festival in the Balinese Hindu calendar marks the victory of good over evil; Ubud's streets are transformed by thousands of penjor poles and family temple preparations, creating an atmosphere of genuine spiritual celebration

Closes the Galungan festival period ten days later; yellow rice offerings and morning temple prayers mark the ancestral spirits' return to the divine realm

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Peak dry season settles in. Sunny and breezy with spectacular sunsets.

June is when Seminyak truly earns its reputation as one of Southeast Asia's great beach resort destinations. The dry season hits its stride: just five rain days, humidity dropping to 72%, and consistent southeast trade winds keeping temperatures from ever becoming oppressive. Seminyak's west-facing beaches are perfectly oriented to catch these breezes, and the combination of reliable offshore winds, clean Indian Ocean swell, and clear skies makes conditions outstanding for beach life and surfing. The resort's famous sunset strip — the stretch of beach clubs and restaurants from Ku De Ta to Potato Head — is at peak form. June also brings two major cultural events: Galungan (June 17) and the Bali Arts Festival (from June 13). During Galungan, Balinese homes and temples are decorated with tall bamboo penjor poles, and locals dress in white and yellow sarongs for temple ceremonies — a spectacular backdrop for any walk through the area. Accommodation prices have jumped from shoulder-season rates but the experience justifies it for those who book early.

Major Balinese Hindu festival celebrating the victory of good over evil. Penjor bamboo poles decorate every street, temples are busy with offerings, and locals wear traditional dress. One of the most visually stunning times to be in Bali.

Marks the end of the Galungan festival period, 10 days after Galungan. Temples hold final ceremonies. The decorated penjor poles remain up through this date.

Month-long cultural festival centered in Denpasar featuring traditional dance, music competitions, craft exhibitions, and food stalls. The opening parade down Jalan Surapati is spectacular and free to watch.

Bali Arts Festival

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Dry season in full swing. Offshore winds create clean surf conditions. Spectacular daily sunsets.

June is when Canggu's surf season reaches its prime. The consistent southeast trade winds deliver clean offshore conditions — the kind that groom the waves at Echo Beach and Batu Bolong into textbook barrels and long walls. Swell sizes regularly reach 4–8 feet at Echo Beach, making it a playground for intermediate to advanced surfers, while Old Man's continues to produce the mellower longboard-friendly rollers that made it famous. The area's west-facing orientation means the combination of great surf and spectacular daily sunsets makes every single day a potential highlight. June also brings Galungan (June 17) — when every street in Canggu fills with tall penjor bamboo poles decorated with offerings, and the village's deep Balinese character becomes visible through the hipster café overlay. The Bali Arts Festival begins on June 13, running through July. Accommodation prices and crowds are noticeably higher than shoulder season but the full peak hasn't yet hit.

Major Balinese Hindu festival. Canggu's streets fill with penjor bamboo poles and locals dress in traditional sarongs for temple ceremonies at Pura Batu Bolong. One of the most atmospherically beautiful times in Canggu.

End of the Galungan festival period. The penjor decorations remain up and temples hold closing ceremonies. Locals in traditional dress make for beautiful street scenes.

Month-long festival centered in Denpasar with traditional dance, music, and craft competitions. Several Canggu-based artists and craftspeople participate.

Bali Arts Festival — baliuntold.com

Lovina Weather & Climate — bali.com

Lovina Dolphin Tour — balilovinadolphintour.com

Dry season fully established. Cool breezes from the Bali Sea keep temperatures comfortable.

June is among Lovina's most pleasant months. With only around 35 mm of rainfall across 4 days, the north coast is functionally dry, and daytime temperatures of 31°C are moderated by reliable sea breezes blowing off the Bali Sea from the east and southeast. Humidity drops to 70% — the lowest of the shoulder period. These conditions make June outstanding for dolphin watching: the flat, glassy morning waters allow clear sightings of spinner and bottlenose dolphins leaping close to the boats. Snorkeling over the Lovina reef is excellent with consistent 15–20 metre visibility. June also marks the start of the Bali Arts Festival in Denpasar — a day trip to Denpasar by car (around 2 hours) gives access to traditional Balinese dance, gamelan competitions, and cultural exhibitions running through July. Locally, the north coast's relative isolation from Bali's tourist mainstream means Lovina remains unhurried. Watersports operators along the beach are active but not overwhelmed. The highland areas around Munduk and Bedugul are at their most comfortable for walking and cycling. Singaraja's Dutch colonial street, lined with Chinese shop houses and the old harbour, is a rewarding half-day excursion at any time but particularly pleasant in June's clear dry air.

Month-long annual festival held at the Werdi Budaya arts centre in Denpasar, showcasing traditional Balinese dance, music, crafts, and culinary arts. A day trip from Lovina is very feasible.

Bali Arts Festival (Pesta Kesenian Bali)

USAT Liberty Shipwreck — calypsodivingbali.com

Diving the Liberty Wreck — theveryhungrymermaid.com

Amed Weather Year-Round — weather-and-climate.com

Dry season well established. Cool breezes, excellent visibility, perfect conditions.

June is when Amed moves from excellent to world-class diving territory. Just 20 mm of rain over 2 days, humidity at 68%, and daytime temperatures easing to 32°C with a comfortable 23°C overnight. The southeast trade winds bring a steady cooling breeze off the Lombok Strait that makes even the warmest afternoons pleasant. Underwater visibility at the USAT Liberty wreck in Tulamben reaches 20–25 metres routinely, and the marine life on the 120-metre hull is extraordinary — hundreds of species of fish, sea turtles, black tip reef sharks at the deeper stern section, and the famous school of bumphead parrotfish in the shallows. The Drop-Off dive site nearby offers a vertical wall plunging to 60+ metres draped in sea fans and soft corals. Amed's own reef and the Japanese Shipwreck in the bay are in excellent condition. June still sees relatively manageable visitor numbers before the July–August peak, meaning dive sites are not overcrowded and instructors and guides are relaxed. Cool evenings make dining at beachfront warungs delightful. The Bali Arts Festival begins in Denpasar mid-June, accessible as a day trip for culturally curious visitors based in Amed.

Month-long festival in Denpasar showcasing Balinese performing arts, traditional crafts, and culinary culture. A day excursion from Amed is feasible.

Sanur weather by month — weather2travel.com

Bali Kite Festival near Sanur — balitravelhub.com

Sanur Beach 2026 — baliholidaysecrets.com

Dry season in full swing. Cool morning breezes, warm days, and calm reef-protected waters.

June is the beginning of Sanur's peak dry season. With only 45 mm of rain over 5 days and humidity dropping to 72%, conditions are excellent. The southeast trade winds arrive consistently in June, and Sanur's bay becomes the kite and windsurfing hub it's famous for — the offshore reef prevents the waves from building dangerously, creating a reliable wind-with-flat-water combination. Water temperatures sit at around 27–28°C, still comfortable for extended swimming. Fast boat crossings to Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida are smooth and reliable, making Sanur one of the best island-hopping bases in Bali. The Bali Arts Festival begins in Denpasar in mid-June — accessible by taxi from Sanur in 20 minutes. Sanur's beach is at its best in June: the promenade is busy with morning walkers, joggers, and cyclists; the beach itself is active with kites, kayaks, and sailboats. Daytime temperatures of 30°C with refreshing sea breezes keep conditions comfortable. Visitor numbers are building toward the July peak but are still manageable with availability at most hotels.

Month-long festival at the Werdi Budaya arts complex in Denpasar celebrating Balinese performing arts and traditional crafts. Easy day trip from Sanur.

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City	High	Low	Rain (mm)	Rain Days	Humidity
Denpasar	30°C	23°C	53	6	73%
Ubud	28°C	21°C	60	7	75%
Seminyak	30°C	24°C	50	5	72%
Canggu	30°C	23°C	48	5	72%
Lovina	31°C	23°C	35	4	70%
Amed	32°C	23°C	20	2	68%
Sanur	30°C	23°C	45	5	72%
Average	30°C	23°C	44	5	72%