What's The Weather Like in Bali in June?
Although the hottest part of the year in Bali in Indonesia has passed, June is still a warm month.
How Hot Is Bali in June?
The average temperature in June is 27°C, while the average low is 22°C, and the average high comes in at 31°C.
June Sunshine Hours
The month of June is part of Bali's 'dry season' and there are plenty of days without clouds in the sky, and an increase in the amount of sun per day. In June, there is an average of 10 hours of daily sunshine.
Does It Rain In Bali In June?
Going hand-in-hand with this is the drop-off in the amount of rainfall seen this month. On average, there is just 50mm of rain in June, occurring over five days. These are some of the lowest rain totals of the year in Bali.
How Warm Is the Sea In Bali In June?
The average sea temperature this month is 28°C, which is very warm water and comfortable for just about everyone. There is no threat of getting cold in the water this warm, even after staying in it for a long period of time.
Is Bali Humid In June?
Humidity levels stay much the same in June as they were in May at 75%. This is a bit uncomfortable but is somewhat combated by slightly cooler temperatures.
Hotels for Bali in June
The Mulia
The Mulia is a beachfront resort offering villas and suites for guests to choose from. Whether you need just a one-bedroom room, or a multi-level "mansion," The Mulia offers these and everything in between, with many rooms coming with sea views. There is also a spa on-site with massages, body treatments, and a wellness suite available for guests, as well as a fitness center able to meet any workout needs, from cardio to weight training.
The Mulia has four restaurants, each serving a different style of food, a lounge serving teas, coffees, and cocktails, a deli with pastries and meals to go, and three bars. The Mulia is located about a 47 minute drive from Ubud.
Komaneka at Rasa Sayang
The Komaneka at Rasa Sayang is a hotel offering two different types of rooms. The first are "deluxe" rooms, which come with a private balcony overlooking the hotel's lush, tropical garden. The other option are "rooftop villas," which have the same view, but come with a large terrace that has sunbeds, umbrellas, and a table and chairs.
There is wireless Internet available throughout the resort, and there is also a pool and spa on-site. The spa offers massages, bath treatments, facials, and manicures/pedicures among other things. The hotel also offers classes like hiking or cycling and are led by hotel guides.
The Batukaru Restaurant serves local cuisine prepared using traditional recipes and offers a selection of cocktails and wines. They are located at the Komaneka Tanggayuda, a sister location, and shuttle service is available. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. There is also complimentary airport pickup and drop-off transportation available. The Komaneka at Rasa Sayang is located about a 10 minute walk to Ubud or a four minute drive.
Beaches for June for Bali
Geger Beach
Geger Beach is made up of white sand and clear water. There is a protected swimming area and it is great for swimming as the water is very calm with small waves. The coral reef is far from the beach, and as the waves crash on the reef, the ones that do make it to shore are not capable of toppling you over.
The sand is not dirty and there is no trash, as the beach is cleaned daily and well maintained. Geger Beach also has some water activities for rent, such as snorkeling. There are chairs, sunbeds, and umbrellas for rental, as well as toilets and showers.
Some of the chair/umbrella rentals come with the option to order food and drinks, but if you want to get off of the beach for food, Nusa Dua Beach Café is nearby. They offer a variety of food that consists of mostly Asian cuisine. They also offer drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. Geger Beach is located about a 45 minute drive from Ubud.
Sanur Beach
Sanur Beach is one of the first areas in Bali developed for visitors to travel to and therefore it is known for its "local feel." Alongside the beach is a long walkway (about 7km) that is paved, so it is perfect for bike rides or walks.
The beach itself is made of up white sand and is good for swimming as the water is relatively calm. In addition to swimming, there are several options for almost any watersport available. Anything from a simple boat ride to kitesurfing and paragliding are all available. The beach is also home to a few dive schools, where lessons on diving are provided. Sunbeds and umbrellas are also available to rent. T
here are lots of options for food and drinks in the area, but for a combination of food and dance, check out Abian Boga Restaurant. They are located just off of the beach and offer fresh, grilled seafood. While you enjoy your meal, you are entertained with a Balinese dance performance as well. Sanur Beach is about a 30 minute drive from Ubud.
Restaurants and Bars for Bali in June
Swept Away
Swept Away is a restaurant located in the Samaya Hotel that overlooks a river. Their outside seating is setup in a "lounge" style, creating a calming atmosphere next to the river. They serve a bit of everything, from local dishes like grilled seafood, to more international ones like duck ravioli.
They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner and offer an "all-day" menu which is exactly what it sounds like, as well as a "small bites" menu offered in the late afternoon which is basically "Asian tapas." For dinner they offer your choice of an ala carte menu, or a degustation menu, in which you select four or six courses and the chef prepares as tasting of their specialties. They also serve desserts, cocktails and wines. Swept Away is located about an 11 minute drive from Ubud.
Things to Do in Bali in June
Bali Surfing Lesson
The best area to surf during Bali's "dry season" is the western coast, as winds blow from east to west this time of year and create swells that are perfect for surfing. Bali Surfing Lesson provides a place to learn how to surf, and as they are located on Bali's west coast, this is a great place to check out this time of year.
They have professional instructors who are highly trained and qualified and they are so confident in them, that they guarantee you will stand on your board during your first lesson. If you don't, they offer free lessons again the next day. Lessons begin in one of their pools, where instructors go over techniques and you get to know your equipment for about 10 to 15 minutes.
After this, you head to the beach for a two and a half hour lesson, which are available in group, semi-private, and private settings and are available for people of all ages and skillsets. You can suggest surfing in the water by Uluwatu, as some of the best waves during the dry season are located here. Bali Surfing Lesson is located about a 46 minute drive from Ubud.
Nirwana Bali Golf Club
If you are interested in playing a round (or two) of golf during your visit to Bali, check out Nirwana Bali Golf Club. The course opened in 1997 and was designed by Greg Norman, golf legend. In addition to a perfectly manicured course, the setting here is also amazing, as the course is built along the coast and there are five ocean-side holes. There are also some holes that were built into existing rice paddies, adding a local feel to the stunning ocean views.
The course also has a clubhouse which contains a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and booking a table in advance gives you a 15% discount. The clubhouse also has a pro shop, a locker room, and equipment available for rent. The Nirwana Bali Golf Club is located about a 50 minute drive from Ubud.
Bali's Countryside Bike Tour
A great way to explore Bali's countryside and go "off the beaten path" is by bicycle. Bali's Countryside Bike Tour provides this opportunity. They offer day-long trips that travel away from the touristic parts of Bali and instead through villages, where riders will be able to view the everyday on-goings of local people and their customs.
In addition to the villages, riders will experience amazing landscapes and ancient temples as part of a unique journey through parts of Bali not seen by most visitors. The tours are available for riders of any skill or age, as both children and adult bikes are available, as well as attachable equipment like baby seats. The tour also travels with a support vehicle close behind in case assistance is needed.
Booking is available through their website and they will pick you up from where you are staying. The first part of the tour begins in Tegallalang, which is about a 14 minute drive from Ubud.
