Bali in February: Top Things to Do and Places to Visit

Bali is an amazing destination, and all year long ! I truly love the island, even during the rain season, as there is a real magical vibe ! Chilling at your hotel during rainy days. listening the sound of rainfall and experiment tropical climate is definitely a great experience . Or chilling on your sun bed with palm trees view during sunny days with a glass of wine is equally great . February is a great month if you want to have a good time . Pretty hot, not too touristic and plenty of things to do .

Plan of the article :

• Type of Weather to Expect in Bali during Your February Tour
• Right Type of Attire to Put on/Carry When Visiting Bali in February
• What to Eat In Bali in February
• Popular Events Not To Miss Out On During Your February Visit To Bali

Top Places to Visit in February

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Planning To Visit Bali in February? Here Are Important Things You Need To Know About

Are you thinking about visiting Bali in February and not afraid of the humidity levels and occasional shower? Despite February being a rainy season in Bali, the island is never hard hit like most of its neighbouring islands. The areas infrastructure is of high quality and well maintained making roads less likely to be flooded with few electrical outage cases. Bali is also less crowded during this month making it the best time to tour Bali.

This guide takes you through important things you need to know and best places to visit during your February tour to the island of Bali.

Type of Weather to Expect in Bali during Your February Tour

Bali’s weather condition in February is a continuation of January’s wet season. During the nights rainfall is very common while in the day, small storms that disappear quickly before the sun comes out are the norm. The February temperatures average 26°C (79°F) during this month.

Sea temperatures average 29°C (84°F) making long water sport sessions and swimming comfortable. However, there are times when the ocean waters are rough due to the rains and wind. This will make the waters and beaches quite dirty. However, let this not bar you from enjoying one of the world’s greatest destination in better accommodations at discounted rates since February is always a low season.

Right Type of Attire to Put on/Carry When Visiting Bali in February

Ensure you pack cool, light and fast drying clothing. Do not forget to carry an umbrella as it will help offer shelter from the sun and rains. You can get a poncho like waterproof to help you walk around in the occasional showers. Ensure some of the clothing you carry along can cover your legs and arms for visiting the Bali’s religious sites and Hindu temples. Light long clothing will also help protect you from mosquitoes and sun.

Levels of ultraviolet rays are quite high in February. Hence, ensure you have good pair of sunglasses, sun cream and a sun hat. You will also need some mosquito or insect repellent especially if you will be spending time in rural areas or to use in the evenings.

Ensure to bring some good walking shoes that are easy to clean and dry quickly since the hillside paths, jungle and terraced field will be muddy in February.

What to Eat In Bali in February

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Balinese foods are mainly made from spices, local herbs and fresh ingredients. Rice is very common in most foods. You can purchase traditional dishes such as pisang goring, nasi goring and the traditional Balinese cuisine at Warungs or street food shops. You can also get the classic foods at the high end eateries.

Popular Events Not To Miss Out On During Your February Visit To Bali

The Balinese culture is ancient and a mix of Islam, Hinduism, Christianity, Buddhism and the traditional customs. This is the reason behind several festivals in Bali.

Here are some of the festivals/ events you can always attend during this time of year in Bali

Maha Shivaratri

Maha Shivaratri is a religious holiday Hindu people organize to pay tribute to Lord Shiva. It takes place every end February. Participants stay awake all night chanting, meditating and praying. Be sure of enjoying the Hindu culture when you attend Maha Shivaratri during your visit to Bali.

Kuningan

Bali citizens believe their ancestors spirit return to heaven on this day after visiting their families, friends and the earth. Kuningan festival marks a close to the 10 day festival. During your visit to Bali in February, make an attempt of catching a glimpse of the colorful event.

Galungan

Galungan is a famous Balinese holiday where Ida Sang Hyang Widi, the universe creator is honored. It is a day where Dharma victory over Adharma is celebrated. This is a must attend celebration for any visitor. It will give you unforgettable and memorable experiences.

Odalan Ceremony

Odalan Ceremony is held in the month of February. During this day, the Bali people celebrate the construction of the temple and the coming of gods. Odalan Ceremonies can last between 1 to 3 days. People wear traditional clothing with females carrying offerings on their head taking them to the temple. Attend the Odalan ceremony to experience the Bali culture.

Top Places to Visit in February

It does not matter if there is rain or no rain, Bali will always be beautiful all year round. However, with the month of February still under the influence of the Monsoon, it is advisable to exercise some precaution on places to visit and things to do. Below are popular destinations you can always visit in Bali during this great month.

📍Tegallalang Rice Terrace Tour

Taking a Tegallalang Rice Terrace Tour is a must whenever you are visiting Bali in February. Be sure of enjoying the stunning rice paddies view while enjoying the romantic weather. It is a great place to hold hands with your loved one while enjoying the great weather.

📍 Amed

You will definitely need a place where you can relax or chill out. Amed will offer you just that! Located on eastern Bali, Amed is home to the best beaches that will offer you some of the best activities you would ever imagine of. You can be sure of enjoying the natural habitat. Think about choosing between scuba diving, boat rides, and mountain climbing and trekking, snorkeling and wreck diving or having to do them all.

📍Jimbaran

Jimbaran is a good spot for those who want to do lots of things. Jimbarans’ long beach and calm waters will offer you a lifetime experience. Make sure you get a sundowner drink to help you enjoy the spectacular sunset view at the beach. Do not forget to visit Jimbaran Corner or Samasta Lifestyle Village for some shopping while visiting Jimbaran.

📍Canggu

Canggu is a great place to visit for any person who wasn’t to do some high end shopping and exuberance or have a lavish stay during their vacation in Bali. Situated at the South cost of Bali, some of the nearby attractions sites are the Seminyak, terraced rice paddies, The Tanah Lot Hindu Temple among several other resorts and restaurants and local businesses.

📍 Ubud

The town of Ubud is an excellent place for any visitor who wants to have a great experience of the Balinese culture. There are lots of beautiful temples with Goa Gajah temples, Gunung Kawi and Tirta Empul being the most popular ones. There are several night clubs, cafes to offer you are different Bali flavor. Do not forget to attend the Ubud food festival.

📍Nusa Dua

There are several hotspots in Nusa Dua closely situated next to each other making it an excellent place for romantic dinners. During your tour at Nusa Dua you can pass time at different watersports and outdoor activities.

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Conclusion

Bali is a unique and beautiful island destination that has guarantees amazing experience for anyone. It does not matter if you are after exploring the ancient temples, relaxing on the beach or having an adventure, Bali will offer it all! Foreigners arrive to Indonesia using air thanks to its great international airport. Ensure you hire a tour company for local excursions and to ensure you have a great experience.

WHO AM I ?

Hello !

I am Eric, a French Australian citizen based between Australia, Asia and Bali an I love to travel and experience the world. I generally like outdoor activities, wellness, great food and venues , party and real local adventures ! I am a Yoga practitioner and fitness lover

I created this  blog because I love to travel and I want to share my experiences with others. I’ve been traveling since I was a child, and I’ve been to over 50 countries. I’ve seen some amazing things and met some amazing people, and I want to help others experience the same things.

I believe that travel is one of the best ways to learn about the world and about yourself. When you travel, you’re forced to step outside of your comfort zone and experience new things. You learn about different cultures, different religions, and different ways of life. You also learn about yourself, your strengths, and your weaknesses.

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