Sanur Weather in February

February is Sanur's second wettest month but the east-facing bay continues to provide shelter that makes it more comfortable than the west coast equivalents. Rainfall averages 260 mm over 21 days and humidity peaks at 83% — the warmest and muggiest feel of the year. Despite this, mornings remain workable for beach activities and the protected bay stays swimmable. February's monsoon winds actually enhance one of Sanur's signature activities: kitesurfing and windsurfing. The reliable onshore winds make the bay a go-to spot for kite and wind sports practitioners even in the wet season. The Chinese New Year celebration is a significant event for Sanur's Chinese-Balinese community, with lanterns, temple ceremonies, and special menus at Chinese restaurants in the area. Sanur's resort strip retains a functioning tourist infrastructure through the wet season unlike some remote areas — restaurants, spas, and tour operators are open. Snorkeling and paddleboarding are still possible on calm mornings. Accommodation prices remain at their low-season trough, with significant savings available at Sanur's more established hotels and beach resorts.