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Solo Trip 101: Get to Know the Weather in Indonesia before You Go

Solo Trip 101: Get to Know the Weather in Indonesia before You Go

With the fluctuating weather in Indonesia these days, it might be a bit tougher to specify exactly where to look for excellent moments. Still, the reply to the question "when can I travel to Indonesia?" remains the same: it's always a wonderful time to travel to Indonesia, all year round, depending on what youโ€™re seeking for. Of course, there are other elements at work in addition to the weather. Many visitors are more concerned with the optimal moment to catch a perfect wave or hang out with animals. And for others, it's all about pool parties, colorful festivals, or avoiding crowds. There is a lot to think about, so don't stress. Whether you're here for the beach or the surf, the rainforests or the festivals, here's our guide to the perfect time to visit Indonesia. >**_Also Read : [4 Types of Housing in Indonesia, Which One Screams You?](https://flip.id/blog/types-of-housing-in-indonesia-which-one-screams-you)_** ## **Indonesia Weather Overview** May marks the formal start of the summer months. Showers will continue to fall throughout the month, although they will be less strong than earlier in the calendar year, especially near Bali, and will last less time. You'll still need a light raincoat, but you might not need it. The weather is scorching, with lots of sunshine and beautiful skies. East Java is hotter, averaging 29 degrees celsius to 34 degrees Celcius, whereas Bali stays in the range of 21 to 29 degrees Celsius. Evenings are warm, especially in Bali, where nighttime temperatures seldom drop below 27 degrees Celcius. Java is somewhat colder at night, with temperatures ranging from 25 degrees Celcius. Overall, you'll need plenty of sunblock and water wherever you go in Indonesia. ## **What to Prepare before You Go** If this is your first time visiting Indonesia, then there are some things that you need to note down to stay fit and prepared in Indonesian weather. Unless you want to walk one of Indonesia's numerous volcanoes or mountains, such as Kawah Ijen or Mount Batur, you won't need to pack cold-weather clothing because the nation seldom experiences extremes. Even then, you only need a few sweaters, a pair of boots, and some socks. If you want to camp, sleeping bags are typically included as well. Depending on when you travel, it is advised to bring waterproof clothes or a rain jacket during the wet seasons. However, if you come during the hot season, you need to bring your sunscreen or sunblock because the sun's glare can be quite extreme for the skin. On the other hand, although there are more mosquitoes during the rainy season than at other times of the year, insect repellent should be brought with you whenever you want to travel to Indonesia since mosquitoes are a year-round problem and can spread the dengue virus. ## **Perfect Time to Go** In May, nearly every place in Indonesia is beautiful. Bali, for example, is pleasantly warm and sunny, with beautiful beaches and clear blue ocean, but the tourists are fewer. You may visit renowned tourist attractions such as Ubud, Seminyak, Tanah Lot, and others without dealing with the crowds. It's also an ideal month for climbing the country's various mountains and volcanoes, which will all be dry and manageable. Mt. Bromo and Mt. Ijen in Java, as well as Mt. Rinjani in Lombok, are among the numerous alternatives. Travel to Nusa Tenggara or Sumba, where it will be dry and sunny, with magnificent beaches and plenty of outdoor activities. Snorkeling off the coastline of Lombok is spectacular, and if you love animals, now is also an excellent season to explore the renowned Komodo National Park. Feeling for more thrill of adventure? Sumatra is another excellent choice. Temperatures will range from 80ยฐF to 83ยฐF, making it ideal for relaxing on the beach or seeing the shrines and cultural attractions. Unfortunately, during the year, Kalimantan sees a short rainy season lasting at least from March through May, making it one of the few areas that aren't perfect for a visit. >**_Also Read : [How Much is the Living Cost in Bali?](https://flip.id/blog/how-much-is-the-living-cost-in-bali)_** All in all, those are some of the beginner tips if you want to get to know the weather in Indonesia before you visit. Make sure to stay fit so you can enjoy the most of your time there!

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