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The Love We Share

Requested Here by @bradleybeachbabe!🤍

Pairing: Jim Street x fem!wife!reader

Summary: You and your husband spend your first wedding anniversary in Bali.

Warnings: fluff on fluff | Word Count: 1.5k+ words

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Your alarm goes off before the sun rises. As you reach off your warm bed to turn it off, you can hear the wind blowing outside the window. California is experiencing unprecedented amounts of rain, dropping temperatures, and gusty winds that seem to make it twenty degrees colder than it truly is.

Rolling over again, you smile as your husband stirs beside you. Your first wedding anniversary is in two days, and your anniversary vacation begins in a few hours. Laying your hand gently on Jim’s shoulder, you shake him softly.

“Street, baby, time to get up,” you whisper.

He sighs, moving closer to you in his sleep. Shaking him a bit harder, you repeat that it’s time to wake up, but he only murmurs that he loves you and gets closer.

“Jim,” you say. “Our plane takes off in thirty minutes.”

Street sits up straight, prepared to throw the blankets on the floor to make your flight. He frowns as he notices you’re still in your sleeping clothes, and the drapes are pulled over the dark windows.

“You lied to me on our anniversary week?” he pouts.

“You weren’t listening. I just needed to get you up so we can enjoy the amazing, perfect trip you planned,” you defend, moving closer to Street with each word.

Street kisses you, sighing as he cups your chin in his hand. You laugh against him before you pull away and exit your shared bed. You do need to get moving, or your sweet, loving husband will get his way, and you will miss your flight.

“Oh, it feels amazing!” you exclaim, spreading your arms as you walk out of the airport and into Bali.

“I don’t even mind the humidity,” Street adds, watching you with a smile as you tilt your face up toward the sky. “It’s fifty and cloudy at home right now.”

Street wraps his arms around your waist, and you turn in his arms to hug him. “Thank you for making this the best anniversary ever,” you tell him.

“It’s our first, you don’t have anything to compare it to,” he points out.

“No… but you just set my expectations pretty high for next year.”

Street sighs but can’t hide his happy smile before he kisses your forehead. “Head to the AirBnB, then see some sights?”

“Sounds perfect. Thank you, Jim.”

The bungalow on the water that Jim rented is perfect. It’s quiet, private, comfortable, and has a view that makes you question returning to California. With your arms around Street, you watch the lush green plants pass by as he steers the rental’s motorized scooter toward a place he promised you would love. He reaches a small clearing and twists to offer his hand as you climb off the seat. As he swings his leg over, he watches you spin slowly and marvel at the trees. You’ve changed out of your traveling clothes into a loose tank top and cotton shorts and pulled your hair back. Street notices the frizz around your temples and knows he has been proven wrong. On your wedding day, he decided he’d never love anything more than he loved you in that moment. After a year of sickness and health, watching you enjoy time with him in a place so different from home, he realizes he will never love you like he did a year ago. You will continue growing together, changing, and falling more in love as your relationship and feelings adapt through the seasons of your life.

A zipping sound draws your attention higher in the trees, and your jaw drops as you watch two people fly by on ziplines. Street takes your hand and leads you to the small stand with Dewi’s Lines painted on the plywood front.

“Hello,” Street greets, falling into easy conversation with Dewi despite the minor language barrier.

He draws you from the trees to sign a waiver before lowering to one knee. Street helps you into your harness, tugging the different connection points to ensure your safety. He wraps his hand around the rope running across your upper chest and pulls as hard as he can, laughing as you fall into his arms.

“I’m going to beat you in the zipline race for that,” you promise, smiling as you hold your hands against Street’s chest, feeling the steady beat of his heart beneath your right hand.

“No way,” he argues. “I’m trained for this kind of thing.”

You reach the top of the stairs and listen to the instructors’ tips, and then clip your helmet strap beneath your chin and hold the handlebar tightly. It’s a zipline that you sit in to enjoy the view rather than focus on holding yourself up. As you push off, Street yells once in excitement, and you smile as you watch him. Shifting your weight slightly, you move ahead of him and laugh as Street calls, “I watched a change in you! It’s like you never had wings!”

As you walk through the bright green grass to return your harnesses, you hold Street’s hand and watch his profile. You love Street more than anything, and the time and thought he put into your anniversary trip proves what you already know: that Jim Street loves with everything he has in him. You are the luckiest woman in the world to be receiving his love.

“I think we should find some good food, walk to the beach and watch the sunset,” Street suggests, unhooking your harness with gentle touches.

“I love you,” you reply.

Street looks up from the buckle against your hip and smiles. “I love you,” he repeats. “But that wasn’t really an answer.”

You roll your eyes even as you agree to a sunset picnic with your best friend. Even on the other side of the world, you are as crazy about Street in Indonesia as in Los Angeles, and you never want to be parted from him from this day forward.

The day before your anniversary is spent visiting the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, watching locals surf, and exploring the Campuhan Ridge Walk with Street’s fingers interlaced with yours. When Street suggested you go somewhere where you could go outside, spend quality time together, and do new things for your anniversary trip, you immediately agreed. Someday, you might prefer the slower pace of a cruise or staying inside to watch the snow fall in the mountains. At this point in your life and relationship, you feel closer to Street with every breath of fresh air you take.

You and Street sleep in the morning of your anniversary, yet he has breakfast in bed when you rise. He kisses your temple, smiling as he remembers your reaction when he pushed his ocean-soaked fingers through your frizzy tendrils yesterday. The water had been cool, but your surprised shriek quickly turned to a contented hum as Street kissed you on the sand of Nusa Penida.

“One year,” you muse softly. “Already.”

“Many more to go,” Street promises, tracing his finger along the back of your hand. “Up for a dip at the Tegenungan Waterfall?”

You smile and wait for him to continue, then ask, “Is that all?”

“It’s our anniversary, I thought we’d just go with the tide, or whatever they say here.”

“What do they say in the LBC?” you tease.

Street drops his head to your shoulder and sighs like you’ve wounded him. One kiss to his hair later, he’s up and smiling again, and you shake your head at his dramatics. His loveable dramatics.

Your eyes close, and your body relaxes as you float in the water at the waterfall's base. The water ripples softly as Street moves to your side. His arms move carefully, reverently against your skin as he pulls you against him. You open your eyes as you loop your arm around the back of Street’s neck.

“I’m never planning anything ever again,” you say. “You’re very good at this.”

“It’s easier when you love someone, knowing what they like, crave, need,” he points out.

“You,” you whisper. Street furrows his brows, and you trace your wet hand along his neck as you explain, “You are what I like, love, need, crave, all of it.”

“Well, if you’re going to use up the romantic speeches, then it’s only fair I get to plan the quality time.”

“It’s almost like you’re my better half.”

Street lets your legs drift down slowly. You stand in the shallow water and bring your other arm over Street’s shoulders as his arms settle on your bare waist. At this moment, with the trees swaying gently, the waterfall cascading down, and no one around, you don’t have to say you love Street. He feels it in how you touch and kiss him and shows you the same. It’s the best vacation you’ve ever had, a vacation to remember, but it would have been just as perfect in your bed with the Santa Ana winds howling outside because it isn’t about the trip, it’s about the man and the love you’re celebrating.

[orangez3st]

Tbh idk what this tag game name is

Personal Tag Game!

Buncha peeps tagging me! Thank you for the tags vode 🫶🏼 @w31rd0-art1st @frostycatblr-fandom-files @leiopython-rat @boredzum-671 @noirrart

Any eating utensil preferences? Mostly it depends, but since I'm Asian (I live in the southeast, to be exact) I'll kill for a spoon bro. Western culture eating everything but soup with fork astounds me 😂

A genre of music you love? I'm polyjamorous but I never have two songs of different genres in the same playlist. Ah well it's pop rock and house rave and whatever Twenty One Pilots is!

A type of seasoning/condiment that would make anything edible for you? MSG!!!!!

Pens or pencils? What kind? Pens. Gel.

What's your weirdest/most interesting hobby? I love formatting papers man. I used to do that to my friends' thesis for USD 4 approx (yea my country's cheap, that's why I can't afford commissions/merch/e-fanzines).

Favorite real person that you don't personally know? Idk man probably Prince Philip or Michael Jackson

How many alarms do you have set? Now 0700 for weekdays and always 0630 for Sundays (I'm traitorous I wake up at 0745)

Do you have any pets? Do you want some? I have four cats! Two females and two males, the boys are all chonks and the girls are all catwalk models.

Favorite drink, alcoholic or non? I'm a lame gal I've only ever drunk dry vodka and I love it. But I love raspberry ginger ale too. I love pearl milk tea and iced coffee (not ice-blended)!

Favorite shoes? I don't think I have one since I use them interchangably. I think it's the 2" white toe-covered heels I use for my friends wedding that makes me sore wearing it (I'm not used to heels).

Favorite smell? I love roasted almonds that I have eau de parfum with almond and violet top notes. Baby powder. Praline. Caramel. Vanilla. Speaking of perfume scents, I hate fruity and spicy and citrus.

How do you feel about bugs and spiders? BANISH THEM FROM EXISTENCE change it into something else for the sake of ecosystem or whatever

Outdoors or indoors? Indoors. I love my bed and there's easy access to food. And that way I won't get to spend any money LOL

Sunny or rainy? Rain when I'm indoors and chilly when I'm outside. I hate hot weather 🗿 my skin would burn terribly and I hate wearing jackets when it's hot outside.

Where would you really like to visit? Would you move there? I miss going to Bali man I love the food but I won't move there. I prefer crowded metropolitan area I honestly don't care about breathing pollution every day. We're already in it.

Are you a people person? Online, yes! Often dm people first. Irl? Nah, you talk, I'll sit back and listen and write it down for ya 😂

At what temperature do you keep your home (or would if you could?) Depends on the weather. My house isn't that big so it's a bit drafty here. But bedroom's air con is at 22°C (71.6°F). Really wouldn't like it colder I have allergies and terrible sinuses ugh.

NPT! @hellfiresky @leafdupe @pichiflu-draws @alor-ika @viridaee

[terresdebrume]

This snippet will be cleaned up and posted to AO3 as part of my current series. There's more of it in the series' tag on my blog tho, s: limo driver Joe.

Joe takes his ticket back and makes his way to his seat towards the back of the bus. His backpack is heavy on his shoulder. The air is too cold for him. He feels, irritatingly enough, like he should be wearing a suit. With a sigh, he settles his bag in the overhead luggage compartment and sits down.

A single blue backpack. Not the sum of his possessions—that got shipped last week, thanks to a decade of savings—but definitely some of the most precious ones. The vintage Dick Tracy keychain his siblings pooled up to get him when he left home, safely hooked to the inside zipper. The ninja turtles shirt that has somehow not died yet. The tiny, silver, six-branched star David got him after he lost the one from his bar mitzvah five years into his work for the Websters. He never like his life was empty, those ten years, but looking down, he can't help but wonder if he was wrong.

The engine comes on. The people outside the bus start hurrying up. A jam forms at the front. Joe rolls his eyes and jams his jacket between his shoulder and the window, then blinks. For a moment, he thought—oh, something stupid, probably. Then he turns his head, and he sees him.

David stands on the quai, eyeing the bustling travelers like he's not sure they're quite healthy to be around. He's wearing that stupid dress his mother makes him wear when she wants to show visitors what a good catholique family she has. The pale blue one with a Peter Pan collar and the white flats. David never looked quite comfortable in that ensemble, but now it clashes with his clearly masculine haircut and the designer lines of his bookbags.

Out of all the people Joe befriended in Nw York in the past ten year, he had to get closest to the one whose entire being screams dork. He rolls his eyes, resolutely ignoring the light warmth pinching behind his ribs. Then he knocks on the window. David startles. Finds Joe at the window. His mouth does that thing where it's hanging open and trying to smile at the same time. Joe rolls his eyes again, and goes fishing for his phone.

"Get out," he texts David in German, "before someone steals your lunch money."

Outside, he sees David fish his phone out of his pocket. Glance at it. Glare up at him, flipping him the bird. Joe can't help but grin harder at the sight. His phone buzzes.

"Safe journey, asshole."

Joe gives the kid a nod. They're probably never going to spend any significant amount of time together again. Joe's going back to Frisco. David has a life of luxury waiting for him in New York, if he can stick the landing with his coming out. There's no reason for them to even meet again.

In the privacy of his own head, Joe can admit he'll miss the guy. He'd thought he'd be insufferable at first. A little girl in neat little plaits, in a bohemian white dress that said 'just back from the Bali' like a bat signal for rich people. He'd been frowning at everything. Complaining in German to his then-nanny about the temperature, the smell, the size of the airport, the car, and then Joe. Because he hadn't been Mr. Ameer, the previous driver. Of course Joe had to respond to it, and in German, too.

There was some fire, under the lace that said 'my children don't get dirty'. Joe remembers pressing his lips against a smile, delighted by this stranger two years younger than Jake who'd answered his barb with as much aplomb as Al ever had. They haven't really stopped bickering since. So yeah, Joe will miss the guy.

He'll wonder, probably, what he's doing, in the future. Whether his Harvard degree is going well. Whether his coming out is accepted. Whether he found someone who'll actually listen to him if he decides to tell someone other than that damn journal of his about his accident and the months after.

Joe winks at David, huffing a laugh when that only makes him glare harder. Joe stops himself from reaching for the pendant David gifted him, safely tucked with the one Ma sent him as an actual replacement for the Bat Mitzvah gift. The doors at the front of the bus close down. David's face goes blank. Something tight grips Joe's throat.

He blinks, several times. Watches David grow smaller as the bus leaves the station. Then, feeling like he's losing some fight against himself, he reaches for his phone again and sends:

"Text you when I get there, kid."

In response, he gets an emoji.

"🙄"

[bunny-lovers]

Any unanswered questions from the f/o ask game? ^^

Hope you & your f/os have a good evening & thank you for the ask! 😊 @spacerebel-ships-in-spaceships @the-ruby-eyed-rat @crescentpotion @fo-enjoyer

🌺 What's something you do you do to show affection towards S/I? (Can be answered multiple times)

"Hugs, kisses, cuddles, holding her hand, wrap my arms around her shoulder or waist, giving her gifts, and saying how much i love her."

🎤 Can S/I sing? How good is it?

"No, she isn't a good singer since she has a deep voice."

🌠 what's a promise you made to S/I that you intend to keep? (Can be answered more than once)

"I promise her to give her happiness."

🪄 Does S/I have any talents you find impressive? What are they?

"No, not really."

🍽 Does S/I like your cooking?

"Yes, she loves my cooking!"

🌡 How do you help S/I when they're sick? Do they let you help?

"I would take her temperature, give her a glass of water, make her chicken noodle soup, and tell her to get some rest. Yes, she lets me help her."

💌 Something sweet S/I has said to you. (Can be answered more than once)

"She said I'm her home, I owe her heart, can do this forever with me, not afraid to be myself or be weird and goofy around me, how I mean the world to her, and telling me how happy she is with me."

🎡 Is S/I afraid of heights? If so, did they tell you or did you figure it out yourself.

"No, she isn't afraid of heights."

🏖 where is an ideal vacation spot you want to take S/I to?

"I’d take her to Bali!"

[goltravel]

 When is the best time to visit Bali?

Bali, often referred to as the "Island of the Gods," is a mesmerizing destination that captivates travelers with its lush landscapes, vibrant culture, and pristine beaches. Choosing the right time to visit this tropical paradise is essential to ensure you experience the best of what the island has to offer.

The ideal time to visit Bali is during the dry season, which spans from April to October. These months provide a perfect balance between warm temperatures and minimal rainfall, creating optimal conditions for outdoor exploration and beach activities. The months of June to August are particularly popular among tourists, offering cool breezes and a sun-kissed atmosphere.

For those seeking a more tranquil experience with fewer crowds, the shoulder months of April, May, September, and October are excellent choices. During this period, the island is adorned with blooming flowers, and the lush greenery is at its peak, providing a picturesque backdrop for your adventures.

Avoiding the wet season, which occurs from November to March, is advisable. Heavy rains and high humidity characterize this period, leading to potential disruptions in outdoor plans. While the wet season brings a certain charm with its lush landscapes, it's not the ideal time for sun-seekers and water enthusiasts.

Bali's unique cultural calendar also plays a role in determining the best time to visit. The island comes alive with vibrant celebrations and traditional ceremonies, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in Balinese culture. Nyepi, the Day of Silence, is a significant event that takes place in March or April, marking the Balinese New Year. While the island goes into a state of quiet reflection, the days leading up to and following Nyepi are filled with colorful processions and festivities.

In conclusion, the best time to visit Bali is during the dry season, from April to October, with June to August being the most popular among tourists. Consider the cultural events and your preferred level of crowd density to tailor your Balinese experience. Whether you're a beach enthusiast, nature lover, or culture seeker, Bali welcomes you with open arms, promising an unforgettable tropical adventure.

We are Gol Travels dealing with Lakshadweep, Maldives, Thailand, Malaysia and Bali

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Where Should You Go This Summer: the Beach or the Mountains?

we will guide you where you should go on this summer vcations:to the beach or the mountains?

The UK has plenty of places for travellers to explore and enjoy this summer, whether you prefer exciting hikes or quiet beaches. Let Airbeas design the ideal trip for you. With this guide that compares these magical possibilities and other equally amazing destinations, we at Airbeas Travel are ready to help you make a decision!

🌊 Why Pick This Summer's Beach?

The sound of the waves, the golden sand, and the unending sunshine all make the beach alluring. Beach holidays are ideal for:

✅ Unwinding and revitalizing Enjoy your drink under the sunshine take advantage of yoga and spa services or take a nap under the umbrella

✅ Enjoyable Family Time Kids love beachside resorts and shallow waters. Beach sports including banana boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding keep everyone entertained.

✅ Bright Nightlife With beach bars, seafood restaurants, and live music, coastal cities frequently come alive at night.

The Best Beaches in the UK

 Malta: awesome weather, intresting history, and reasonable price of flights

Spain's Costa del Sol offers reasonable, family-friendly resorts with amazing nightlife.

Greece: Santorini is a romantic place for lovers and honeymooners.

Bali, Indonesia: This is the really beautiful destination where you can meet luxury options in affordable price and best for summer holidays in europe.

📌 Pro Tip: To secure the greatest airfare + hotel packages for your beach vacation, book in advance with Airbeas Travel.

🏞️ Why Pick the Mountains for Your Summer Vacation?

Sunscreen and suntans are not everyone's ideal. The mountains offer a calm, serene alternative, perfect for adventure and soul-soothing beauty. If you are looking for a peaceful hill walk, you are in the right place.✅ Cooler Temperatures Enjoy beautiful trails and cool alpine air to beat the summer heat. Excellent for people who are sensitive to heat or sunlight.

✅ Outdoor Experiences you can enjoy various activities like: ziplining, hiking, mountain biking or even paragliding too. there is a beautiful picnic spot and swimming pool also along the lake.

✅ Quiet and Tranquility Less busy than places at the shore. Perfect for writing, meditation, digital detoxification, or just unwinding.

Top Mountain Vacation Spots

Imagine quaint towns and breathtaking hiking routes in the Swiss Alps. Italy's Dolomites: delicious cuisine, breathtaking scenery, and a vibrant culture. Lake District, UK: Enjoy tranquil scenery and local adventure without a passport. The Pyrenees in France/Spain are the ideal fusion of nature, food, and culture.

📌 Pro Tip: For undiscovered discounts, get in touch with our travel specialists to learn about Airbeas' personalized mountain getaway plans!

✅ Conclusion: Why Not Both?

Unable to decide? Choose to spend your summer vacation in a nearby mountain range or a coastal city! The finest of both worlds can be found in Barcelona + Pyrenees or Nice + French Alps. Give Airbeas Travel the opportunity to create the ideal multi-destination package for you.

📞 Having Trouble Selecting?

We have unpublished specials and exclusive deals waiting for you, whether you are a mountain explorer or a beach bum. To reserve your summer vacation, contact our travel specialists at 020 4515 8077 or online at www.airbeas.co.uk.

Make a reservation now. Be wise while you travel. Airbeas is the only way to save big. 🧭

[travnook-travel-and-tourism]

Where to Travel in July from the UAE?

July is the best month for a refreshing trip after an exhausting semester for your children. You can make the most of the summer vacation to spend more time together as a family and strengthen the bond. If you feel lost and don’t know where to travel in July from the UAE, in this article, we will make it easier for you. We will suggest the best countries to visit as a family, while highlighting the top events to expect when visiting these countries in July. 

Thailand

Visiting Thailand in July comes with the benefit of reduced hotel and flight costs, typically 20 to 30% less than during peak travel times. This will allow you to enjoy more for less.

The country is renowned for its stunning islands and vibrant marine life, allowing your children to enjoy the sea and participate in various water activities. You can visit places like Koh Samui or head north to Chiang Mai and Pai.

Thailand hosts several religious and cultural events in July that offer a glimpse into unique traditions not commonly seen elsewhere. This will keep your children excited throughout the trip. One of the top events is Asalha Puja, which is a Buddhist holiday and marked by visits to temples and listening to spiritual teachings.

If you’re traveling during this holiday, expect peaceful surroundings and spiritual ambiance in many towns, especially in northern Thailand. Markets may also offer religious-themed items, flowers, and candles for locals partaking in temple rituals.

Bali, Indonesia

The best time of the year to visit Indonesia is July. The weather is dry, humidity is lower, and temperatures are comfortably steady. If you want an exciting trip, visit Bali in Indonesia. You won’t regret this decision. Bali is the most beautiful island in Indonesia, and it's cheap. 

Winds are stronger in July, which is a great opportunity to learn a new sport and surf at popular spots like Uluwatu and Kuta.  

Bali comes alive in July with celebration, colorful streets, and joyful gatherings. Some of the key celebrations in July are Galungan and Kuningan, which are Balinese Hindu celebrations, and many Arts Festivals that feature traditional Balinese dance, gamelan music, and displays of local crafts and artworks.

Beyond the festivals, July is also perfect for visiting Bali’s inland temples like Tirta Empul and Besakih, or hiking Mount Batur for a sunrise view.

Maldives

The Maldives in July offers fewer tourists than in other months, and prices are also more budget-friendly. Luxury accommodations become more accessible, giving you the chance to enjoy ocean views from your room without overspending. Even more, you can book a villa with a private pool.

For adventure lovers, this is an ideal month for snorkeling and diving, especially around coral-rich atolls like Ari and Baa. You might even catch glimpses of manta rays and whale sharks during guided tours.

Turkey

Coastal regions in Turkey are a top pick for July travel due to milder weather and a variety of activities available for families. Bodrum, Fethiye, and Cappadocia are among the most recommended spots to visit with your kids.

Throughout July, you can enjoy open-air concerts, art shows, and bustling markets filled with Turkish goods. And don’t forget to attend the Istanbul Jazz Festival, which will be held in early July, and enjoy the performances spanning various genres of Jazz.

If your children are nature lovers, you can venture into the mountains near Antalya or the valleys of Cappadocia for balloon rides and hikes through fairy chimneys. 

Brazil

The weather remains moderate during July in Brazil, making it ideal for outdoor adventures without the summer heat. You can take scenic walks through Santa Teresa or try with your family beach sports like volleyball or surfing.  

If you are lucky, you can pass by Festas Juninas & Winter Festivals, which are ongoing festivities bringing traditional dances like quadrilha and stalls offering roasted corn and peanut-based treats.

This time of year is also ideal for exploring southern cities like Gramado or Campos do Jordão, where European-style architecture and cool weather create a cozy and picturesque setting.

Japan

July in Japan is festive and refreshing for kids to try fresh sushi and mochi. If you are looking for a peaceful escape with pleasant weather, visit countryside areas as Hokkaido or the Japanese Alps, to enjoy together as a family walking tours and local explorations. Also, it can be a great opportunity for fresh air and hiking.

Some of the important celebrations in July are:

Gion Matsuri: Spanning the entire month in Kyoto.

Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival: Held in late July in Tokyo.

Summer Events like Bon and Noru: These are held in various regions, celebrating seasonal traditions.

Switzerland

If your children are adventurers who love mountains and hiking in beautiful nature, Switzerland can be a dream for them. Trails like the Eiger Trail and the Zermatt Five Lakes Walk are ideal during July, with long, mild days perfect for outdoor sports and walks. Don’t miss a train ride through the Alps to see more beauty of this country. 

July is also harvest time, meaning markets across towns and villages are stocked with fresh local produce, cheese, and baked goods. Your family will be excited to try such delicious snacks and chocolates. 

Throughout the month, there are many summer festivals and music events. You can ask a travel agency for the accurate dates of such events. 

Conclusion

Where to travel in July from the UAE? Each country we have discussed offers a different experience from the other. Have a family meeting and discuss which country will meet most of your preferences. After that, start the trip arrangements, such as a visa, booking tickets, and booking accommodation. If you face any problem during these steps, don’t hesitate to ask for professional travel assistance. 

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Best time to visit Bali with Deyor

The best time to visit Bali is from April to October, during the dry season. Expect sunny skies, pleasant temperatures, and perfect beach weather—ideal for surfing, diving, and exploring temples. Avoid the rainy season (November to March) for a hassle-free tropical escape with Deyor.

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Best Time to Visit Bali from India: Your Ultimate Travel Guide

Bali, the "Island of the Gods", is a tropical paradise loved for its vibrant culture, scenic beaches, lush rice terraces, and spiritual ambiance. For Indian travellers, it offers a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. But before you book your tickets, knowing the best time to visit Bali from India can help you make the most of your trip.

Understanding Bali’s Climate

Bali experiences a tropical climate year-round, divided into two main seasons:

Dry Season (April to October): Pleasant weather with minimal rainfall and lower humidity.

Wet Season (November to March): High humidity with frequent, short bursts of rainfall, mostly in the late afternoons or evenings.

Temperatures typically range from 26°C to 31°C throughout the year, so weather conditions are mostly warm and ideal for outdoor activities.

Best Time to Visit Bali from India

1. April to June – Perfect for First-Time Visitors

This period falls just before the peak tourist season. The weather is dry, skies are clear, and the tourist crowd is manageable. It’s ideal for sightseeing, visiting temples, and enjoying Bali’s natural beauty. It’s also a great time for water sports like snorkelling and diving.

Tip: You’ll enjoy pleasant weather without inflated peak-season prices.

2. July to August – Peak Season Fun

If you don’t mind crowds and want to experience the buzz of Bali at its liveliest, then July and August are the best months. These are the driest and sunniest months, making them the best time to visit Bali from India for beach lovers and honeymooners.

Keep in mind that hotels and flights may be more expensive, so early booking is advised.

3. September to October – Budget-Friendly Travel

Right after the peak months, Bali sees fewer tourists but still enjoys good weather. If you're looking for a relaxing getaway with affordable stays and deals on activities, this is a great time.

It’s perfect for nature lovers, yoga retreats, and cultural explorations.

4. November to March – Off-Season Escape

This period marks Bali’s wet season. Although there are frequent showers, they are usually brief and won’t disrupt your plans if you're prepared. The lush greenery during this time is breathtaking. This season is also great for those seeking quiet, wellness retreats, or budget holidays.

For surfers, December to February is a good time to catch big waves on the east coast.

When Should You Plan Based on Your Interests?

Beach Holiday: May to September

Cultural Tours & Temples: April to June, September

Adventure Sports: May to August

Budget Travel: October to March

Honeymoon: July to September

Final Thoughts

Choosing the best time to visit Bali from India depends on your personal preferences—whether you're chasing sunsets on the beach, diving into coral reefs, exploring Balinese traditions, or simply relaxing in a private villa.

No matter the season, Bali promises a memorable experience for every type of traveller. Plan wisely and match your travel goals to the season, and your Bali escape will be everything you dreamed of—and more!

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Yogyakarta Bromo Ijen Tour Package 3 Days 2 Nights

Planning to witness the sunrise at Mount Bromo and then explore the sulfur crater with blue flames at Ijen directly from Yogyakarta? Now you can make it happen in just three days. Yogyakarta Bromo Ijen tour package 3 Days 2 Nights is specially designed for those who want to explore two popular active volcanic destinations in East Java directly from Yogyakarta, without the hassle of arranging transportation and accommodation yourself. From the beauty of mountainous landscapes, the distinctive atmosphere of Javanese villages, to the unique experience of climbing volcanic craters at night — everything is packed into one journey. This tour from Yogyakarta to Bromo and Ijen is perfect for solo travelers, couples, or small groups who want hassle-free and maximum vacation experiences.

Yogyakarta Bromo Ijen Tour 3 Day 2 Night Itinerary

Day 1: Yogyakarta – Bromo In the morning, our team will pick you up directly from your hotel or airport in Yogyakarta. The journey to the Bromo area takes about 6-7 hours, traveling through toll roads from Central Java to East Java where you'll also discover distinctive rural scenery. Upon arrival at Bromo, you'll check into accommodation and can rest while enjoying the fresh mountain air. Also Read : Yogyakarta Bromo Ijen Bali Tour 5 Days 4 Nights Day 2: Bromo Sunrise – Journey to Ijen At 3:00 AM, you'll be taken by Jeep to Penanjakan to witness the legendary Mount Bromo sunrise. After that, the tour continues to Bromo crater and the Sea of Sand. After breakfast and preparation, the journey continues to the Ijen area. Along the route, you can see local life and enjoy the natural panorama of East Java. Arrive at accommodation in the evening, rest in preparation for the early morning climb. Read also: Bromo Tour Package from Surabaya Day 3: Ijen Blue Fire – Transfer to Surabaya/Banyuwangi/Bali Early morning around 12:30 AM, the climb to Ijen Crater begins. You'll be accompanied by local guides to witness the rare Blue Fire phenomenon and the stunning turquoise sulfur lake. After descending from the crater, breakfast and then transfer to Surabaya or Banyuwangi port to Bali. Tour ends. Check also: Bromo Ijen Tour From Surabaya Jogja Bromo Ijen 3 Day 2 Night Tour Package Prices We provide flexible pricing according to the number of participants: * The price of yogyakarta bromo ijen tour package valid for 2025 * Price not for holiday (weekend, high season and peak season as well as Indonesia public holidays) * Group > 6 people please Contact for special prices * Extra cost drop off to Bali (Kuta, Ubud, Denpasar, Lovina, Pamuteran) Price Includes : - AC transportation for 3D2N from Yogyakarta to Surabaya/Banyuwangi/Bali - Jeep tour Mount Bromo (sunrise trip) - Entrance tickets to Bromo and Ijen attractions - 2 nights accommodation (Bromo and Ijen) - Experienced local guides in Ijen - Gas masks & flashlights for Ijen climbing - Mineral water during the journey - Breakfast at accommodation Tour Exclude : Horse, Lunch & Dinner, Meals, Tips driver and guide, Travel Insurance Book Now & Enjoy a Experience! Don't miss the opportunity to witness two volcanoes of Java Island's best natural wonders in just three days! With budget prices, complete facilities, and professional service, we're ready to make your vacation memorable. Contact us now: WhatsApp: +6281336276475 Email: travelsbromo@yahoo.com Website: surabayabromotour.com Limited quota! Book early to get the best slots. Preparation Before Departure Warm jacket & change of clothes Both Bromo and Ijen are located at high altitudes where temperatures can drop significantly, especially during early morning hours (3 AM for Bromo sunrise and midnight for Ijen blue fire). A warm jacket is essential to protect you from cold mountain winds. Pack extra clothes as you might get sweaty during the trek or encounter unexpected weather changes. Comfortable trekking shoes You'll be walking on volcanic terrain, sandy surfaces at Bromo's Sea of Sand, and rocky paths during the Ijen crater climb. Proper trekking shoes with good grip and ankle support are crucial for safety and comfort. Avoid sandals or regular sneakers as they won't provide adequate protection on rough volcanic surfaces. Personal medication and basic supplies Bring any prescription medications you regularly take, plus basic first aid items like pain relievers, band-aids, and personal hygiene supplies. The remote mountain locations have limited access to pharmacies, so it's better to be prepared. Also consider altitude sickness medication if you're sensitive to elevation changes. Camera & power bank You'll want to capture the stunning sunrise at Bromo, the mesmerizing blue flames at Ijen, and beautiful landscapes throughout the journey. Bring extra batteries or a power bank since charging opportunities may be limited at mountain accommodations. Consider a headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries for the pre-dawn activities. Spirit of adventure! Most importantly, come with an open mind and adventurous spirit! This tour involves early wake-up calls, physical challenges, and stepping out of your comfort zone. The reward is experiencing some of Indonesia's most spectacular natural phenomena that few people get to witness firsthand. See also: Ijen Ticket Price FAQ – Common Questions about Jogja Bromo Ijen 3-Day Tour Is this tour suitable for beginners? Yes! This tour is designed for all backgrounds, including beginners. The climb at Ijen is challenging, but our local guides will help you throughout the journey. Is hotel pickup available? Absolutely! We provide direct pickup from hotels, stations, or airports in Yogyakarta at no additional cost. Can we go directly to Bali after the tour? Yes. We will take you to Ketapang Port to cross to Bali. We can also help coordinate onward transportation if needed. What happens if the weather is bad? Safety is our priority. If weather conditions are extreme, the itinerary can be adjusted. We always monitor field conditions to ensure safety and comfort. When is the best time to take this tour? The dry season (April–October) is the best time because the weather is more stable and skies are clear for enjoying sunrise and Blue Fire. Read the full article

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Women's Summer Dresses at Cosanila: What Works in the Heat

Discover the practicality and style of women's summer dresses at Cosanila. This detailed guide breaks down popular styles, breathable fabrics, and real customer insights, helping you choose dresses that work in the heat and last through the seasons. No fluff, just what works, backed by real data.

Problem: Choosing the Right Summer Dress Isn’t Just About Looks

When temperatures climb past 30°C, the wrong dress can leave you feeling sticky, uncomfortable, and overexposed. Many summer dresses are marketed with style in mind, but few truly meet the functional needs of summer: breathability, comfort, and ease of movement. Over 42% of women report owning dresses they avoid wearing in summer due to discomfort or overheating.

So how do you choose summer dresses that aren’t just pretty but practical?

At Cosanila, we looked at actual purchase behavior, fabric feedback, and return data across over 6,000 customers to understand what really makes a summer dress functional, flattering, and long-lasting.

Agitation: The Real Frustration Behind Fashion Choices

Let’s face it: shopping for summer dresses online can be a gamble. You pick a dress that looks great on the model, only to find it clings in the heat, rides up, or turns sheer under sunlight. In a recent Cosanila survey, 1 in 3 customers admitted they stopped wearing certain dresses after just one or two outings, not because of damage, but because they were simply impractical in real-world heat.

Some common complaints:

Too tight in the chest after washing.

Fabric felt synthetic even though it was labeled cotton blend.

Color faded after 2 machine washes.

Looked casual online, but felt too revealing in public.

These aren't isolated comments, they point to a mismatch between marketing and functionality.

Solution: What Cosanila Found Through Data-Driven Design

Cosanila product team analyzed over 1,200 reviews and 2 years of seasonal return rates to identify what actually works for women’s summer dresses. Here’s what the data showed:

1. Fabric Matters More Than Style

Pure cotton and linen blends had a 26% lower return rate compared to synthetic blends.

Dresses with breathable weaves (like chambray or poplin) scored higher on comfort.

Viscose offered the best balance between drape and moisture management among non-cotton options.

2. Fit Needs Flexibility

Dresses with adjustable straps or elastic waistbands were 3x more likely to receive 5-star reviews.

Wrap dresses and A-line cuts saw 18% fewer exchanges due to sizing issues.

Fixed waist sizing led to more dissatisfaction, especially in high-humidity regions like Brisbane and Perth.

3. Function Drives Repeat Purchase

Customers who bought dresses with pockets, lined skirts, or UV-protective fabric were 42% more likely to return for a second purchase within 3 months.

Popular Summer Dress Styles at Cosanila That Deliver

Based on customer reviews and performance, here are the standout options for 2025’s summer season:

▸ The Everyday Cotton Midi

100% organic cotton

Side pockets, button front

Available in 3 earthy tones Customer insight: Wore this three times in a week during Sydney’s January heatwave. Stayed cool, and the fabric didn’t cling., Priya K., Verified Buyer

▸ The Wrap Linen Dress

55% linen, 45% viscose blend

Tie waist, mid-length sleeve

Machine washable Customer insight: It feels structured without being stiff. Didn’t wrinkle as badly as my other linens. Belinda R., Verified Buyer

▸ The Relaxed Tiered Maxi

Viscose crepe fabric

Flowy design with inner lining

Ideal for beach-to-dinner looks Customer insight: Perfect for Bali, didn’t feel sweaty even in 90% humidity. , Danielle P., Repeat Customer

How to Choose the Right Summer Dress for You

Here’s a quick checklist to make your next dress purchase count:

Feature

Why It Matters

Natural or blended breathable fabrics

Helps regulate body temperature

Adjustable details

Flexes with your body shape

Lined skirts

Prevents see-through mishaps

Light, matte tones

Reflects heat and reduces sweat visibility

Functional add-ons (pockets, belts)

Adds everyday practicality

Don’t just go by the look, use your checklist to ensure the dress is wearable for your summer lifestyle, whether that’s school drop-offs, long commutes, or backyard BBQs.

Real Customers, Real Results

Of customers who purchased one of Cosanila top 3 summer dresses:

89% reported high satisfaction after 4 weeks of wear

Zero shrinkage or pilling reported after 3 machine washes

Less than 2% return rate, compared to 11% for last year’s synthetic-blend summer styles

These aren’t hypotheticals, they’re drawn directly from post-purchase surveys and fabric lab tests performed in 2024.

Final Thoughts: Simplicity That Works

Summer style doesn’t need to be overdesigned. At Cosanila, we’ve learned that women want dresses that move with them, breathe with them, and stay comfortable all day, whether it’s 26°C or 40°C outside. That’s why our summer collection keeps things simple, real, and rooted in what works. No flashy extras. Just dresses that do the job.

If you're ready to stop gambling on style and start investing in function, explore the new Cosanila Summer Collection today.

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This morning, we went to Gyeongbukgeong Palace with fashionable (rented) hanboks. The King Sejeong statue near the main gate was incredible. Jae, our professor, explained how he was the reason that the Korean alphabet exists. Chinese was the common language around the time of King Sejeong, but it was not easy to read or write. This king, motivated to have a more literate kingdom, decided to create a simple to read and easy to pronounce alphabet.

I particularly liked the pavilion in the center of the lake deeper into the palace. Bodies of water help me feel calm, and the area around it is usually cool in temperature. It is nice to see nature and greenery when in the center of a busy city. The ajumma who owns the Korean restaurant in my hometown explained that she didn't really like Seoul because of its "bali bali" or "빨리 빨리" culture. The phrase translates to "hurry hurry," referring to the fast pace of the city. The forested areas in Gyeongbokgung Palace provide a nice change of pace. I also had wanted to see the library, but we did not have time. It is interesting because of its atypical architecture. I hope to see it again soon.

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Sewu Waterfall Bromo Ijen Tour Package 3 Days 2 Nights

Sewu Waterfall Bromo Ijen Tour Package 3 Days 2 Nights is a combination of tourist trips to 3 favorite places located in East Java. Sewu waterfall or commonly called Tumpak Sewu is the most beautiful waterfall in Java with the uniqueness of a thousand waterfalls, while Bromo and Ijen are active volcanoes which are popular as natural tourist attraction.

It only takes 3 days and 2 nights to explore this combination of twin volcanoes and waterfalls if the trip starts from the city of Malang or Surabaya in the morning. The charm offered by this place is the stunning sunrise from Mount Bromo, the rare natural phenomenon of blue fire on Mount Ijen and the uniqueness of the waterfall in Tumpak Sewu.

Itinerary Sewu Bromo Ijen Tour 3 Days 2 Nights

Day 1 : Pick up in Malang or Surabaya - Sewu Waterfall - Bromo Hotel The trip begins with participants being picked up at a previously agreed location in the Malang or Surabaya city area in the morning around 6-7 am. Then continue by driving to the location of the Tumpak Sewu waterfall in Lumajang. The journey takes around 3-5 hours depending on where you start the drive. Upon arrival at the Tumpak Sewu gate, participants will be accompanied by a local guide to enjoy the beauty of the Tumpak Sewu waterfall. The activities at this waterfall are heading towards the panorama, hiking to the base of the waterfall and heading to Tetes cave. The duration of the visit is around 3-4 hours. Satisfied with this natural beauty then return to the parking area and go to the hotel near Mount Bromo. Travel time is around 4-5 hours then check in and rest. Day 2 : Bromo Sunrise Tour - Ijen Hotel At 3 am, preparations were picked up by jeep at the hotel to be taken to the sunrise viewing point. The first sunrise is around 5.15 am. It's quite a long time to wait for the sunrise. There are many stalls there if you need food or drink that can help warm your body from the cold temperatures in Bromo. if your visit to Bromo is at the right time and the weather is good, there are many opportunities for you to simultaneously see the Bromo Milky Way, namely a cluster of millions of stars in the sky. After seeing the sunrise, the tour continues towards the Bromo sea of ​​sand and then walking towards the Bromo crater. If you don't want to walk, there are horse rentals in the jeep parking area towards the steps of the crater of Mount Bromo. Enjoy the splendor of the Bromo crater before returning to the hotel for breakfast and packing your luggage. Around 10-11 am, check out the hotel and drive to a hotel near Ijen with a travel time of 4-5 hours. Check in and rest, prepare to go to Ijen at midnight. Day 3 : Ijen Blue Fire - Transfer to Surabaya or Malang or Ferry Port Crossing to Bali. At 00.00 am, drive to Paltuding, which is the start of the climb to the top of Mount Ijen. From the hotel you usually check out directly or not depending on the location of the hotel where you are staying, whether it is in the direction of your final destination after the tour (confirmed during the tour). Arrive in Paltuding at 2 am and get ready to ski Ijen accompanied by a local guide. Before climbing, you will be asked for a permit and a health check first by the entrance guard. The climb takes 1.5-2 hours depending on how fast you walk. The distance the money traveled was around 3 km. Arrive at the Ijen cliff then descend to the rim of the sulfur crater to see the blue fire. This rare phenomenon can be seen when the sky is still dark and occurs every day. When the sky starts to lighten, a local guide will direct you to the Ijen Crater cliff so you can see the entire crater lake from above. After that, return to Paltuding and our driver will take you to your final destination. The tour ends and hopefully there will be a chance to meet again. Sewu Bromo Ijen Tour Package Price 3D2N ParticipantPrice Per Person 2IDR 3.500.000/person 3IDR 2.770.000/person 4IDR 2.400.000/person 5IDR 2.190.000/person Note : This is the standard price, upgrade to the premium package by staying at a 4,5 hotel please. contact us Package includes: - Local land car transport during trips including fuel, parking fee, toll - Hotel accommodation’s including breakfast - English & Indonesia speaking driver for the whole trip - Entrance fees for Tumpak Sewu Waterfall, Bromo Semeru National Park and Ijen Crater - 4WD for Mount Bromo tour sunrise - Ijen local guide - Sewu local guide - Gas mask rent in Ijen Package excludes: - Return international air tickets - Travel insurance - Indonesian VISA (ASEAN citizens are VISA-free up to 30 days) - Lunch and dinner - Horse ride at Mount Bromo - Tips for driver / guide - All expenses of a personal nature Sewu, Bromo and Ijen are 3 tourist attractions recommended for tourists who like nature. Each of them has its specialties. The twin volcanoes of Bromo Ijen and Sewu waterfall are currently the most popular destinations in East Java. Contact us to book Sewu Bromo Ijen tour package 3 days 2 nights. E-mail : bromomalangtour@yahoo.com Wechat ID: BromoMalangTour Whatsapp : +6281252370780 Read the full article

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The Ijen Crater Trekking Tour 1 Day 1 Night is a simple yet unforgettable experience designed for nature lovers and adventure seekers. This tour offers the rare opportunity to witness the surreal beauty of Ijen turquoise acid lake, vibrant yellow sulfur deposits, and the hardworking sulfur miners carrying loads from the heart of the crater.

Starting from Banyuwangi ideal for travelers coming from Bali via the Ketapang Ferry this journey takes you through a steep and chilly trail leading to the crater’s edge. The hike typically begins around midnight to catch the stunning blue fire phenomenon (optional) and admire the crater’s natural wonders by sunrise.

As the temperature at the top can drop significantly, it’s recommended to wear a warm jacket, gloves, long pants, and sturdy trekking shoes for your comfort and safety. The scenic views, combined with the raw, volcanic landscape, make this experience a true highlight of East Java.

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The Importance of Coral Restoration for Ocean Conservation

A wide variety of marine life depends on oceans that are in good health.  Pollution, global warming, and overfishing all pose threats to underwater eco system across the world.  Colonies of coral that die off too soon threaten marine life and the millions of jobs that depend on healthy oceans.

 Maintaining oceanic biodiversity

 Despite just making up 1% of the ocean floor, coral reefs support 25% of marine life. Fish, animals, and marine mammals abound in these environments. Damage of coral reefs disturbs the ecology and lowers the life on Earth. For marine life, coral restoration enhances these environments. For many aquatic life, healthy reefs provide food, refuge, and mating sites. We restore coral reefs in order to preserve the ocean food chain and balance of marine life.

Reducing effects of climate change

Coral reefs absorb CO2 to maintain temperature.   Healthy corals shield coastal settlements from storms and increasing seas. But rising temperatures and increasingly acidic oceans brought on by climate change blebs coral and renders reefs less sustainable. Relocating hardy coral species is one of the coral restoration techniques that may be used to restore reefs and increase their climatic resistance. Rebuilding these ecosystems benefits coral, improves world health, and naturally generates a barrier against climate change.

 Serving coastal areas

 For food, recreation, and income many coastal communities depend on coral reefs. Losing coral reefs might damage dive tourism and fishing industries. Helping to coral restoration bali safeguards these businesses and balances local economies. In order to stop erosion and protect coastal infrastructure, coral reefs naturally block storms and waves. This guarantees work security and helps coastal people. The surroundings and economy get stronger.

 Providing Ecosystem Services

 Both people and marine life benefit greatly from coral restoration bali in nature. Among such are coastal protection, carbon storage, and water purification. Healthy coral reefs let other marine life flourish, therefore rendering the water healthy for aquatic life including plants and animals. Repair of reefs preserves these important roles. Reef water quality, flood control, and marine life preservation are all improved by coral restoration. Both coastal people and the ocean gain from these services.

Improving scientific inquiry and creativity

 Exciting scientific and technical potential are presented by coral restoration projects. Scientists are always developing fresh methods for moving and growing coral to create more flexible and robust reefs. Rebuilding coral reefs calls both knowledge of coastal ecosystems, coral biology, and climate. Scientists are restoring damaged reefs and compiling information for ocean conservation Indonesia. This study could slow down climate change, lengthen product life, and protect the surroundings. We inspire researchers to work together and create creative ways to restore coral reefs, therefore benefiting our oceans.

 Supporting worldwide environmental projects

 Coral restoration influences initiatives of worldwide preservation. Companies and community groups restoring coral reefs show the possibilities of group environmental action. Governments, NGOs, and people are motivated to safeguard the environment by coral restoration, a straightforward method for preserving the oceans. Growing coral restoration projects educate individuals on the need of preserving the oceans and applying non-destructive methods. Participation in coral restoration projects and reef rebuilding will assist to protect the planet for next generations.

Conclusion

 For the sake of the species that depend on our oceans, coral restoration is essential. Rebuilding reefs benefits coastal municipal finances, helps to slow down climate change, and preserves marine life. Restoring coral advances world protection, benefits the ecology, and drives scientific discoveries. Coral restoration determines both the safety of our oceans and children. Now more than ever, we need to fix and protect these important settings to guarantee coral reef expansion for next generations. Eco Hero Conservation play a great role in it.

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Best Time to Visit Bali: Weather, Festivals & Deals

The island of Bali, one of Southeast Asia’s most captivating destinations, offers far more than stunning beaches and luxurious resorts. From sacred ceremonies that blanket the island in color and devotion to adrenaline-pumping activities across its mountains and coasts, Bali delivers unforgettable experiences year-round. However, each season in Bali unveils a unique personality.

At Tripncare, we believe timing your journey to Bali isn’t just about catching the sunshine—it's about aligning your travel with the soul of the island. Understanding the nuances of Bali’s weather, the rhythm of its cultural calendar, and seasonal travel costs is essential to crafting your ideal Balinese escape.

Understanding Bali’s Climate: The Rhythm of the Tropics

Bali has a tropical monsoon climate, which means it experiences just two main seasons: the dry season and the rainy season.

The Dry Season (April to October)

The dry season is characterized by sunny days, low humidity, and calm seas. It's perfect for beach holidays, hiking, diving, and exploring temples. This is Bali’s high season when tourism booms, especially in July and August.

The Rainy Season (November to March)

This period sees frequent showers, typically in the afternoons or evenings. While the rain brings lush greenery and fewer tourists, it also means humid days and occasional travel delays. However, this is also the best time to find great travel deals and discounts on accommodations.

Temperatures are relatively consistent year-round, with daytime highs averaging between 27°C and 32°C (80°F to 90°F), and nighttime lows rarely dropping below 22°C (72°F).

Month-by-Month Guide to Bali’s Weather and Travel Experiences

January: The Emerald Beginning

January marks the heart of the wet season. Expect frequent rainfall, overcast skies, and very high humidity. However, the rains bring Bali to life in a whole new way. The island turns a deep, vibrant green, and waterfalls are at their most powerful.

This is a quiet month in terms of tourism, making it perfect for travelers who seek solitude, spa retreats, or wish to explore indoor cultural sites like museums and temples.

February: Quiet Charm and Budget Bliss

Similar to January, February is a wet and humid month, but the rainfall begins to lessen toward the end. Travelers can enjoy reduced hotel and flight prices. Romantic getaways, yoga retreats, and culinary tours thrive in this peaceful setting.

The roads are less congested, and popular beach towns like Seminyak and Ubud offer more personal experiences.

March: Spiritual Awakening with Nyepi

Rain continues in early March, but the atmosphere becomes charged with cultural energy. This is the month of Nyepi, the Balinese Day of Silence, marking the Saka New Year.

On Nyepi, the entire island comes to a standstill—no lights, no traffic, and even the airport closes. Leading up to this sacred day, you'll witness incredible parades featuring Ogoh-Ogoh (mythical demon effigies). It’s a spiritually profound time to visit and witness Bali’s deep-rooted traditions.

April: A Gentle Shift to Sunshine

April marks the transition into the dry season. The rain dwindles, and sunshine becomes more frequent, making it one of the most pleasant times to explore Bali’s natural beauty without the crowds.

Surfing conditions improve, especially on the west coast, and rice fields glisten under the clear blue sky. This month is a sweet spot for travelers looking for good weather at mid-range prices.

May: Balmy Days and Vibrant Landscapes

By May, the dry season is in full swing. The weather is warm but not yet as crowded as peak tourist months. The beaches are pristine, waterfalls are still full from the rains, and trekking conditions are excellent.

This is a wonderful time for photography, diving, cultural sightseeing, and road-tripping across the island.

June: Ideal Conditions with Fewer Crowds

June offers perfect weather conditions—cooler nights, sunny days, and a gentle breeze. It is the beginning of peak season, yet the tourist influx remains manageable.

Outdoor cafes, beachfront clubs, and scenic drives are at their best during this time. Adventure travelers can also consider climbing Mount Batur or heading to the highlands of Munduk.

July: Bali in Full Bloom

July is one of Bali’s busiest months. The island is alive with energy—festivals, cultural performances, packed beaches, and vibrant nightlife.

Temperatures remain pleasant, and the skies are reliably clear. The Bali Arts Festival, held in Denpasar, showcases traditional dance, music, and crafts and offers a deep dive into Balinese heritage.

August: A Continuation of Joy

August is another dry, sunny, and busy month. It’s ideal for water sports, temple tours, and island hopping. Many travelers also take trips to nearby Nusa Penida or the Gili Islands.

Accommodation prices peak, and pre-booking is essential. Despite the crowds, the festive atmosphere and picture-perfect weather make it a favorite.

September: Serenity Returns

September signals the end of the peak tourist season. The weather remains dry, but the crowds begin to taper off.

This is an excellent time for romantic escapes, solo travel, and those wanting a balance of good weather and tranquility. Hotel rates begin to drop slightly, and beaches are less crowded.

October: The Calm Before the Rains

October is still relatively dry, especially in the first half. It’s an underrated month for visiting Bali, as it combines good weather with affordability and fewer tourists.

The sunsets are particularly striking during this month, and spa resorts begin offering low-season packages.

November: The Season of Green Begins

The rainy season returns in November, and the island begins to transform again. Rain usually comes in short bursts, leaving ample time to explore.

It’s a great time to experience Bali from a different lens—quiet, green, and gentle. Great deals are available, and the island feels more intimate.

December: Tropical Holidays with a Twist

December brings holiday crowds but also heavy rains. Travelers flock to Bali for Christmas and New Year celebrations, especially in Seminyak and Uluwatu.

If you plan to visit in December, pack for both celebrations and rain. Expect vibrant nightlife, fireworks, and an exotic take on the festive season.

Festival Season: Cultural Touchpoints That Define Bali

Bali is deeply spiritual, and its cultural calendar is rich and meaningful. Participating or even witnessing some of these events can offer travelers a profound perspective on life and tradition.

Nyepi (March): Bali’s New Year. A day of complete silence, reflection, and stargazing.

Bali Arts Festival (June-July): A month-long celebration of traditional art forms.

Galungan & Kuningan (variable): Ceremonies honoring the return of ancestral spirits.

Saraswati Day (January): Honoring the goddess of wisdom.

Many festivals follow the Balinese Pawukon calendar, so dates shift each year. Always check locally for updated schedules.

Budget and Luxury: Finding Your Season

If you're traveling on a budget, aim for the shoulder months—March, April, October, and November. You’ll still enjoy decent weather with reduced rates.

Luxury travelers who prefer exclusive villas and private experiences may choose the dry season but book well in advance for July and August.

Best Time for Special Interests

Surfing: April to October (west coast)

Diving and Snorkeling: May to September

Trekking and Volcano Hikes: May to October

Spiritual Retreats and Yoga: Year-round, but especially pleasant in the dry season

Climate Change Considerations

Bali’s traditional weather patterns are evolving due to climate change. Rainfall is becoming less predictable, and temperatures are slowly rising.

As responsible travelers, we can:

Support eco-conscious accommodations

Reduce plastic consumption

Participate in conservation tours and local initiatives

Final Thoughts: Crafting Your Perfect Bali Experience

Bali has a magical way of adapting to every kind of traveler. Whether you're drawn by sacred temples, turquoise coastlines, or immersive cultural rituals, the island delivers beyond expectations. But understanding the seasons—both natural and cultural—helps align your trip with your deepest travel goals.

The best time to visit Bali truly depends on your personal interests: a peaceful retreat, an adventure-filled holiday, a romantic escape, or a cultural dive. With a little planning and insight, every season can be the perfect one.

So, plan mindfully, travel responsibly, and let Bali’s timeless spirit welcome you in its own enchanting way.