What's The Weather Like In Bali In October?
Is It Good To Go To Bali In October?
October is a delightful month to visit Bali. It's still hot although the rain picks up a little as the month goes on. The average temperature is 27°C with lows of 23°C and highs of 31°.
The average amount of daily sunshine in October is nine hours, which is the second-highest amount of sunshine Bali sees.
Lowest and Highest October Temperatures In Bali
The year-round temperatures in Bali generally don't change much. The lowest ever recorded temperature was 21°C. And the highest ever temperature was 37°C.
Does It Rain In Bali In October?
The rain increases in October with the average amount of rainfall rising to 60mm spread out over six days. This is still on the low side and you're not guaranteed to see rain on your holiday.
How Warm Is The Sea In Bali In October?
The sea temperature is still very warm in October. With the average sea temperature this month at 27°C, which is enjoyable for everyone.
How Humid Is Bali In October?
The average humidity in October is 70%, which can be uncomfortable on warmer days, but is also the lowest average for the year in Bali, which is regularly humid.
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Hotels for Bali in October
Purist Villa
The Purist Villa is a hotel resort offering suites of two and three rooms, with indoor and outdoor bathrooms. Some rooms also come with sundecks that include an outdoor dining area, looking over the tropical gardens that are on-site. A few villas also come with their own private pool, and there is a shared pool and sundeck for guests without a pool in their villa. All rooms also come with complimentary breakfast, while other meals can be ordered to your villa. The Purist also has a spa offering massages, beauty treatments, and body treatments. They can also provide transportation to and from the airport.
Indiana Kenanga
The Indiana Kenanga is a boutique hotel with 15 rooms and two types for guests to choose from. There are six Kenanga Rooms that include a private terrace, bathroom, air-conditioning, and are suitable for no more than two people. There are nine Kenanga Bungalows which include everything the standard rooms do, but also have more space and a private garden as well as being able to host three people.
There is a restaurant on-site serving both local and international cuisine using fresh and local ingredients, open daily from 7 AM to 11 PM. The Kenanga also has a pool with sunbeds and snacks/drinks can be ordered from hotel staff as well. They also have a spa offering massages and treatments using homemade, natural products. They are located about a 10 minute drive from Ubud.
Beaches for October for Bali
Dreamland Beach
Dreamland Beach is a white sand beach located on the Bukit peninsula and is relatively quiet and secluded. Swimming is not recommended here, especially not on the eastern part of the beach, as the currents are very strong and the waves can be dangerous. These conditions do however, make for great surfing. There is a relatively small amount of accommodation, but cafes, and some beach rental equipment (sunbeds/umbrellas) are available.
Lovina Beach
Lovina Beach is a black sand beach located on Bali's northern coast. Calm waters make the beach ideal for swimming. It is relatively quiet with a more relaxed pace than many of Bali's busier beaches. Lovina Beach belongs to a fishing community which is known for its colourful water craft.
It is also not uncommon to see dolphins swimming in the waters just off of the beach, so keep your eyes peeled. As this is a quieter Bali beach, accommodation is limited, but there will likely be a few vendors pacing the beach. Lovina Beach is located about a 90 minute drive north of Ubud.
Things to Do in Bali in October
Green Camp
Green Camp is a school for children offering education on how to live a "green" life by using natural and sustainable products, such as bamboo, instead of relying on modern technology. The school is year-round, but for visitors to Bali, they offer three and five day family adventure options, which are "nature-inspired programs" allowing families and their children to immerse themselves within the school.
Guests will be able to explore the jungle and rice paddies that surround the school, swimming in naturally created pools fed with spring water, while learning about the benefits of sustainable agriculture. Reservations should be made online ahead of time and the school is located about a 17 minute drive from Ubud.
Yeh Pulu Temple
Yeh Pulu Temple is a set of rock carvings that were created in the 14th and 15th centuries. The carvings are in the middle of rice paddies and can be reached on foot through these fields, but a guide is necessary since there is no trail or markings. The temple can either be reached by car or by foot.
There is a small fee to enter the area and as it is a temple, modest dress is required. In addition to the carvings, there is a pool that is the perfect way to cool off if you choose to hike to the temple. This site is not visited by many tourists and is a great way to see something a little different that isn't swarmed with tourists. The temple is located just a five minute drive from Ubud.
