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Bali Weather in April

Bali in April

April marks the start of Bali's glorious dry season. Rain drops dramatically, humidity eases and the island is still green from the wet months. Excellent shoulder-season value.

Dry season begins Rain drops significantly.
Shoulder-season value Better rates than May–September.
Still green Lush from the wet season.
Comfortable humidity Easing from wet-season peaks.
Quick answer

Is April a good time to visit Bali?

One of the best value months — dry season begins, prices haven't peaked yet and the island is beautifully green. Smart timing.

Average daytime high 31°C Hot sunny days

Dry season warmth.

Average sea temperature 29°C Warm sea

Perfect for water activities.

Rainy days 8 rainy days

Much less rain.

Weather data

Bali weather averages in April

Use these April numbers as a practical guide, not a guarantee. Coastal areas, downtown and inland areas can differ on the same day.

Weather metric Typical April value What it means
Daytime temp~31°CHot and sunny.
Nighttime temp~24°CWarm.
Sea temperature~29°CWarm.
Rainfallmoderate, decreasingDry season starting.
HumiditymoderatingMore comfortable.
What April actually feels like

What April actually feels like

April in Bali is best understood through four moments of the day — morning, midday, beach time and evening.

Morning Warm and sunny

Great for all activities.

Midday Hot

Shade useful.

Beach Excellent

Dry season conditions arriving.

Evening Warm

Comfortable outdoor dining.

See packing checklist ↓

Where to stay

Best areas to stay in Bali in April

The best April base depends on what matters most to you — beach access, snorkeling, nightlife, culture or budget.

Seminyak

Trendy beach with restaurants, beach clubs and boutique hotels.

Best for dining & nightlife

Ubud

Cultural heart — temples, rice terraces, yoga studios.

Best for culture & wellness

Canggu

Surf town with hip cafés and sunset bars.

Best for surfers & nomads

Nusa Dua

Luxury resorts with calm lagoon beaches.

Best for luxury & families

Uluwatu

Dramatic cliffs, surf breaks and sunset temple.

Best for surfing & views

Kuta/Legian

Budget-friendly with surf schools and nightlife.

Best for budget & nightlife
Packing

What to pack for Bali in April

Packing for April should match the reality: daytime heat, humidity levels, beach conditions and any rain risk.

  • Light breathable clothes
  • Swimwear
  • SPF 50
  • Sunglasses
  • Hat
  • Reef-safe sunscreen
  • Light evening outfit
  • Comfortable sandals
  • Snorkel gear
  • Daypack
Hotel picks

Best hotel types in Bali in April

In April the type of hotel matters — it shapes your daily comfort, flexibility and overall experience.

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Beach resorts

Dry season makes beachfront stays perfect.

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Wellness retreats

Yoga and spa in perfect weather.

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Ubud jungle hotels

Rice terrace views and cultural immersion.

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Pool villas

Private pools for ultimate relaxation.

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Romantic villas

Intimate stays for couples.

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Budget-friendly

Good rates in shoulder months.

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Compare months

April compared with nearby months

This helps visitors decide whether to travel now or shift their dates slightly.

March
Day31°C
Sea29°C
🌧12
May
Day31°C
Sea28°C
🌧5

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Ready to pick where to stay in April?

Start with hotels matched to April conditions — filtered by type, area and traveler reviews.

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FAQ

Bali Weather in April: common questions

Is April good for Bali?

Excellent — dry season starts with shoulder-season prices. One of the smartest months to visit.

Is it still rainy?

Much less than Jan–Mar. Mostly dry with occasional showers.

Is April cheaper than July?

Yes — significantly. Peak pricing starts in June.

Data based on BMKG climate normals, local weather and sea-temperature data and editorial review.

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