What to expect from a Bali winter, and how much spending money to budget in Indonesian rupiah and pounds at today's rate.
While the UK shivers, Bali stays warm and bright. Here's what to expect from November to February, so you can pack (and budget) accordingly.
| Month | Daytime high | Sunshine | Wet days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov | 29°C | 8 hrs | 8 days |
| Dec | 29°C | 6 hrs | 16 days |
| Jan | 29°C | 6 hrs | 19 days |
| Feb | 29°C | 6 hrs | 18 days |
Bali stays warm and tropical right through the UK winter, with highs around 30°C and bath-warm seas. November to March is its wetter season, so days can bring short, heavy afternoon downpours between the sunshine, then clear again.
It remains one of the best-value long-haul escapes anywhere: villas, spa treatments, surf and temples for a fraction of European prices. Rupiah comes in big numbers, so knowing what your pounds are worth before you go makes budgeting far easier.
Spending money below covers food, local transport and activities per person, not flights or hotels. Slide your nights and pick how you travel.
| Travel style | Per day | 7 nights |
|---|---|---|
| Budgetthe essentials | Rp340,000£14 | Rp2,380,000£98 |
| Mid-rangecomfortable | Rp900,000£37 | Rp6,300,000£261 |
| Luxurythe works | Rp2,500,000£103 | Rp17,500,000£724 |
Estimates based on budgetyourtrip.com (food + local transport + activities per person). Converted to pounds at the live interbank rate on 4 Aug 2026; the rate you get from Travel FX is shown at checkout.
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