Bali in December 2022: A Complete Guide to a Perfect Year End!

Have you always wanted to go on a New Year's vacation but have never been able to make it happen? Have you ever considered Bali? Bali, the "Island of the Gods," is a great place to visit with friends, family, or even for a honeymoon. Bali, located in the country of Indonesia, can be visited all year round, and if you're planning a vacation to Bali in December, consider yourself lucky because you'll be able to stay and visit various attractions at reasonable prices! Intrigued? Continue reading to learn more.

Weather in Bali in December

 

The weather in Bali in December is similar to that of India, with the month of December being the best friend of the monsoons. Although you may believe that the monsoon season is not the best time to plan a vacation, don't worry! Bali will still greet you with 'Om Swastyastu,' and you should brace yourself for a slew of new experiences. Here are some must-see attractions for your December trip to Bali.

7 Things to Do in Bali in December

  •     Bali Temples & Cultural Festivals
  •     Sacred Monkey Forest- Ubud
  •     Bali beaches
  •     Shopping
  •     Dine at a local restaurant
  •     Bali resorts
  •     Party at Beach Clubs 

Frequently Asked Questions on Visiting Bali in December

Is it worth going to Bali in December?

Bali is a year round destination and it has something to offer to its masses anytime of the year. Although there are heavy rains in Bali in December and it’s not an ideal time to visit, tourists do flock in to experience its Christmas and New Year celebrations.

What are the Things to do in Bali in December?

Hit the beaches like Balangan beach, Lovina beach and Sanur beach which are quieter and cleaner, visit the beautiful Besakih and Taman Ayun Temple, for nightlife head to Potato Beach Head, Ku De Ta, and Rock Bar, explore Ubud Monkey Forest and indulge in shopping in Seminyak and enjoy the theatrical performances during the Denpasar festival that takes place from Dec 29th -31st.

What is Bali Indonesia temperature in December?

The average temperature in Bali in December is around 27°C, with highs reaching 30°C and the lows touching 25°C.

How is Bali Indonesia weather in December?

Bali in December is the monsoon season with heavy downpours. Days are pleasant with a lot of rain and some bouts of sunshine. Hotter conditions around the coast are expected. The humidity is high and Bali experiences about 90mm+ rainfall in the month spread across 15 days. The nights can get chilly if there is heavy rainfall. 

Have you already planned your New Year's vacation? Excellent work! Bali can't wait to welcome you as you spend the New Year's Eve in December on the beautiful island of Bali. Culture, water sports, music festivals, bar hopping, and everything in between! Still having difficulty planning? Don't worry, Pickyourtrail would be delighted to create your Bali packages and Bali tour package for couple. After all, what good is a New Year's vacation if it isn't well planned? Hold on to our hands as we guide you through the 'Island of the Gods.' Visit pickyourtrail.com for more information, and come into our office to plan your vacation in detail. Until then, have fun planning and traveling!

 

 
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