Best Month

Ubud Weather in June

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

High Temperature

28°

Celsius

Low Temperature

21°

Celsius

Rainfall

mm (7 days)

Humidity

75%

average

What to Expect in June

Ideal conditions. Bring a light jacket for cool mornings.

Events in June

Bali Arts Festival

Pros & Cons of Visiting in June

Pros

Comfortable climate
Clear views
Festival season

Cons

Getting busier

June Weather in Ubud: A Closer Look

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.

Crowds: highPrices: high

Best Activities in Ubud in June

1Sunrise hike on Campuhan Ridge Walk — June offers the clearest morning views of the year with cool walking temperatures

2Full-day cycling tour through Tegalalang, Petulu, Penebel, and back — dry roads and cool breezes make this the best month for cycling

3Attend Galungan morning ceremonies in a village banjar on June 17 — the offerings, music, and festive atmosphere are extraordinary

4Take the Denpasar bus for an evening of Bali Arts Festival performances at Taman Budaya Art Centre

5Visit the Mount Batur caldera and crater lake from Kintamani — June's clear skies deliver the best lake panorama

What to Pack for Ubud in June

Pack a medium-weight fleece or light jacket — June mornings at 600m regularly feel cold before 8am
Sunscreen SPF30–50 for daytime, especially during ridge walks with extended UV exposure
Comfortable, broken-in walking shoes — June invites serious exploration on foot
Festival attire for the Bali Arts Festival in Denpasar if attending — traditional Balinese dress code applies for premium indoor performances
Camera with battery backup — June light and clear skies create unmissable landscape photography opportunities daily

Travel Tips for June

1June is peak season-adjacent — book accommodation at least 3–4 weeks in advance, especially for the Galungan period
2During Galungan week, many of Ubud's local staff and service providers take time for ceremony — expect reduced hours at some restaurants and tour operators
3The morning cold at 600m in June surprises many visitors expecting tropical warmth at all hours — always carry a layer
4Jatiluwih rice terraces in June have the most complete green terracing of the year — the UNESCO site is worth the extra 45-minute drive from Ubud
5Book your table at Locavore or other high-end Ubud restaurants weeks ahead — June's good weather fills them fast

Events & Festivals in June

Bali Arts Festival (PKB)

June 13 – July 11, 2026

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

Galungan

June 17, 2026

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

Kuningan

June 27, 2026

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