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Bali Weather in November

Bali in November

November marks the return of wet season. Rain becomes regular, humidity rises and hotel prices drop. The island turns lush and green. Good for budget travelers and wellness retreats.

Wet season returns Regular afternoon rain.
Prices dropping Low-season rates begin.
Green season Island becoming lush.
Wellness season Great for yoga and spa retreats.
Quick answer

Is November a good time to visit Bali?

Wet season begins with lower prices and greener landscapes. Best for budget travel, wellness and those who don't mind afternoon rain.

Average daytime high 31°C Hot humid days

Humidity rising with the rain.

Average sea temperature 28°C Warm sea

Still warm and swimmable.

Rainy days 12 rainy days

Regular afternoon rain.

Weather data

Bali weather averages in November

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

Weather metric Typical November value What it means
Daytime temp~31°CHot and humid.
Nighttime temp~24°CWarm.
Sea temperature~28°CWarm.
RainfallheavyWet season starts.
HumidityhighRising.
What November actually feels like

What November actually feels like

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

Morning Hot

Usually sunny.

Midday Very hot

Shade essential.

Beach Morning best

Afternoon storms.

Evening Warm and humid

Light clothes.

See packing checklist ↓

Where to stay

Best areas to stay in Bali in November

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

Seminyak

Beach and restaurants work between rain. Strong indoor scene.

Best for dining & nightlife

Ubud

Magical in green season — lush rice terraces, fewer crowds.

Best for culture & wellness

Canggu

Surf works year-round. Cafés and co-working for rainy afternoons.

Best for surfers & nomads

Nusa Dua

Resort pools and spa handle rain best.

Best for luxury & rain cover

Uluwatu

Dramatic in rain but access can be tricky.

Best for experienced surfers

Kuta/Legian

Budget stays and indoor entertainment.

Best for budget travelers
Packing

What to pack for Bali in November

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

  • Light breathable clothes
  • Swimwear
  • SPF 50
  • Sunglasses
  • Compact umbrella
  • Light rain jacket
  • Quick-dry clothes
  • Insect repellent
  • Water shoes
  • Daypack
Hotel picks

Best hotel types in Bali in November

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

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Beach resorts

Choose resorts with covered areas and pools.

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Wellness retreats

Rainy season is ideal for yoga and spa.

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Ubud jungle hotels

Green season makes Ubud magical.

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Pool villas

Essential when beaches are stormy.

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Romantic villas

Private pools and rainy-day intimacy.

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Budget-friendly

Best deals of the year.

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Compare months

November compared with nearby months

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

October
Day31°C
Sea28°C
🌧8
December
Day30°C
Sea29°C
🌧14

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Ready to pick where to stay in November?

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

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FAQ

Bali Weather in November: common questions

Is November good?

Good for budget travel and wellness. Expect afternoon rain.

How much cheaper?

Often 20–40% less than peak season.

Can you still enjoy the beach?

Yes — mornings are usually sunny. Afternoon rain is the main issue.

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

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