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Bali weather in March

Monthly temperatures, rain, humidity, what to wear and what to pack — 2024–2025 historical average

Bali March weather at a glance

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In March, Bali averages 27.1°C, with typical highs of 30.4°C and lows of 24.6°C. The historical average is 26 wet days and 83% humidity.

Compared with Seoul in March, it is 21.9°C warmer than Seoul, with 17 more wet days.

Bali March temperature & humidity

Average27.1°CHigh 30.4° / low 24.6°
Humidity83%
Wet days26 days82% of days
Day–night range5.8°

Bali March rain & wet days

Wet days26 daysHistorical monthly average
Share of wet days82%Not a forecast probability

Pack a light rain jacket, waterproof pouch and quick-dry shoes. Keep an indoor stop available between outdoor activities.

What to wear in Bali in March

Expect intense heat. Pack lightweight quick-dry clothing, sun protection and a refillable bottle. Rain is frequent at roughly 26 days in the month; pack a rain jacket and water-resistant shoes. High humidity makes quick-dry clothing and a spare top especially useful.

  • DaytimeBreathable short sleeves, hat and sunscreen · average high 30.4°C
  • Morning & eveningLight layer for air-conditioned rooms · average low 24.6°C
  • FootwearComfortable walking shoes; quick-dry footwear for rainy days.
Useful extras
Quick-dry clothingPortable fanRefillable water bottleRain jacketWater-resistant shoesCompact umbrellaSpare quick-dry top
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Bali March sunrise & sunset times

2026 March · Local time (Asia/Makassar)

Sunrise on the 15th06:23
Sunset on the 15th18:33
Daylight duration12h 9m
Start, middle and end of the month
DateSunriseSunsetDaylight
2026-03-0106:2318:3912h 16m
2026-03-1506:2318:3312h 9m
2026-03-3106:2318:2412h 2m

For sunset photos, arrive before the listed sunset time. Clouds, mountains and buildings can change when the sun becomes visible or disappears.

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Bali rainy season & dry season

Is March wet or dry?

This month falls in the rainy period. Bali’s dry season generally runs from April to October, with the rainy season from November to March. Showers are still possible in the dry season; pack quick-dry clothes for beach and Ubud trips. The 2024–2025 average for March is 26 wet days.

2024–2025 wet-day averages, not long-term season boundaries. Wet days do not mean all-day rain.

Packing for rainy and dry periods

For rainy periods, bring a light rain jacket, a waterproof pouch and quick-dry clothes. In drier months, pack sunscreen and a hat, plus a compact umbrella for showers. For beach trips, check the boat operator’s weather and cancellation notices.

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Best months to visit Bali

Bar height shows our simple weather-comfort score, not a safety rating; colour shows temperature.

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March weather by year

March 202427.2°25 wet days, 83% humidity
March 202527°26 wet days, 83% humidity

Daily weather in 2025

Daily high and low temperatures; blue labels show precipitation

130°24°
231°25°3.3mm
330°25°9.6mm
431°25°4.2mm
531°24°
631°25°
731°25°1.2mm
832°24°2.1mm
930°25°4.2mm
1032°25°8.8mm
1131°24°5.1mm
1231°24°8.1mm
1331°25°
1431°24°5.4mm
1531°25°3.6mm
1631°25°5.6mm
1731°24°3.2mm
1831°24°9.2mm
1926°23°33mm
2030°24°21mm
2128°24°10mm
2230°24°19mm
2330°26°1mm
2432°24°1.6mm
2531°26°6mm
2631°25°
2731°24°17mm
2831°24°9.9mm
2929°25°5.6mm
3028°24°6.8mm
3129°24°5.8mm

Frequently asked questions

What is Bali weather like in March?

In March, Bali averages 27.1°C, with typical highs of 30.4°C and lows of 24.6°C. The historical average is 26 wet days and 83% humidity. Our weather-comfort rating for this month is challenging.

Does it rain a lot in Bali in March?

There are about 26 wet days in March. Pack a rain jacket and water-resistant shoes.

What should I wear in Bali in March?

Expect intense heat. Pack lightweight quick-dry clothing, sun protection and a refillable bottle. Rain is frequent at roughly 26 days in the month; pack a rain jacket and water-resistant shoes. High humidity makes quick-dry clothing and a spare top especially useful.

What are the best months to visit Bali?

No months meet the A or B threshold in our temperature-and-precipitation score. Compare the monthly values with your planned activities.

Where can I check Bali weather in March in real time?

Check local webcams for the view right now and a local weather service for today’s forecast. Monthly temperatures here are historical averages.

Is March rainy or dry season in Bali?

This month falls in the rainy period. Bali’s dry season generally runs from April to October, with the rainy season from November to March. Showers are still possible in the dry season; pack quick-dry clothes for beach and Ubud trips. The 2024–2025 average for March is 26 wet days.

Which months have fewer rainy days in Bali?

In our 2024–2025 data, August, July, June have the fewest wet days. These are recent observations, not long-term climate normals. Compare temperatures and your planned activities as well.

What time are sunrise and sunset in Bali in March?

On 2026-03-15, calculated sunrise is 06:23 and sunset is 18:33 in local time (Asia/Makassar). Times vary by date and terrain.

Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0) · 2024–2025 historical data, aggregated and rounded by this site. Not a forecast or long-term climate normal. Calculation method and limitations