The honorary title of "high season" in Bali officially wears a dry and hot period from May to October. Rain is less, water and air are warmer, and prices, respectively, are higher. In August, September and October, an influx of Australian tourists begins on the island.

The "low season" is the months from November to April inclusive. The probability of precipitation increases, the relative humidity of the air becomes higher, and its temperature is lower. Prices are falling, but not so simple. For New Year and Christmas, they are not just level with the level of the high season, but will also block it.

Yes, rains during this period will go more often and become colder, but it's only a few degrees, you can still sunbathe and swim at the same time. Therefore, in a low season in Bali enough people, mainly from the CIS countries and some European. The Balinese themselves the period of rains in general is often called the "Russian season" on the island.

If you have a cloudy sky and precipitation can spoil the trip, go to Bali in the official dry season. Then the sun and beautiful sunsets are guaranteed to you.