Cheapest and Most Expensive Times To Visit Bali

Wondering when it’s cheapest to visit Bali? This guide breaks down the most affordable — and most expensive — times to plan your trip.

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Cheapest Time to Visit Bali

The cheapest time to visit Bali is during its wet season and quieter shoulder season months, when crowds thin and prices for hotels, flights, and activities drop significantly.

Wet Season (November to March, outside of Christmas/New Year)
Rain showers are common, but prices for flights and accommodations are much lower. Tourist numbers fall, and indoor attractions like temples, spas, and cultural tours are easy to enjoy without crowds.
Shoulder Seasons (April, May, September, and October)
These months balance pleasant weather with fewer tourists. Prices for hotels and flights are lower compared to the dry-season peak. It’s an excellent time for beach days, diving, and exploring rice terraces without heavy crowds.

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Most Expensive Time to Visit Bali

The most expensive time to visit Bali falls during its dry season and key holiday periods, when international tourism peaks and demand drives up the cost of flights, accommodations, and tours.

Dry Season (July to August)
This is the busiest time to visit Bali. Warm, sunny weather makes it ideal for beaches, surfing, and outdoor adventures. Hotels and villas are at their highest prices, especially in Ubud, Seminyak, and Canggu.
Christmas & New Year (Mid-December to Early January)
Bali is a major holiday escape, with tourists arriving from Australia, Europe, and Asia. Resorts and beachfront properties sell out months in advance, and flights climb in cost.
Eid al-Fitr & School Holidays (June & late April/early May, dates vary)
Domestic travelers from across Indonesia join international visitors during this time. Demand surges, particularly in southern Bali, making flights and hotels more expensive.
Easter Holidays (March/April, dates vary)
Many Australians and international tourists head to Bali for Easter breaks, adding to peak demand. Accommodation prices increase across popular coastal regions.

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