Bali- Island of the Gods
Tropical climate, majestic mountains, long sandy beaches and the magic of an ancient culture still in practice today, that, in part is what draws people to this exotic island, but what keeps them coming back year after year are the people of Bali. Gentle, welcoming and smiling, the people of Bali are the most generous of hosts, opening their lives to visitors, sharing arts, dance and traditions in a multitude of ways that will touch your hearts and leave smiles on your faces long after you have left their island home.
The weather
Tropical climate have two seasons hot-wet and hot-dry, it is rarely cold in Bali unless you are adventuring to the tops of the mountains. Gentle rains occur throughout the year with the typical wet season beginning in October and lasting until March. A tropical wet season can mean a mid afternoon downpour with clear skies at night, and it can be a very pleasant time to spend in Bali as nature blossoms all around.
The ‘seasons’
The ‘high’ season reaches its peak in Bali in August and the entertainment is non-stop from jazz concerts to themed parties, By November the island is less busy and it’s a lovely time for retreating with a book to one of the wonderful cafes, taking yoga classes or going hiking. Christmas time in Bali attracts visitors wishing spend time with their families in a peaceful location, and throughout the year you will find Bali has much to offer you, your friends and your family.
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