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July is one of the warmest and driest months in Bali. Good weather combined with the European holiday and school holiday season makes July an extremely popular time to visit this distinctive island. According to statistics, in July 2022, about 250,000 tourists from all over the world came to enjoy the natural beauty, string of beaches and warm ocean waters, which indicates the high interest of travelers in this unique “museum” of wildlife.

What attracts tourists so much and what to expect from a holiday in Bali in July, we will tell you in this article.

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Weather in Bali in July

Long sunny days, warm evenings, minimal precipitation and many opportunities for active recreation - all this awaits travelers on the Indonesian island of Bali in July. With about 12 hours of daylight, you'll have plenty of time for the beach, snorkeling, water sports, walking and outdoor activities.

  • Air temperature during the day: 27-31°C
  • Air temperature at night: about 22-23°C
  • Water temperature: 27-28°C

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Prices for Bali in July

July in Bali is considered high season, so both vacation prices and the number of vacationers increase. Here is an example of the estimated cost of staying in hotels in popular tourist areas of Bali in July:

  • Adi Dharma Hotel is a budget and fairly calm hotel in the center of Kuta, a 15-minute walk from the popular Kuta Beach. There is a restaurant, a swimming pool and well-kept gardens - from $47.
  • The Haven Bali Seminyak is an affordable 4-star hotel with high ratings from Tripadvisor. Located within walking distance of restaurants and nightlife, as well as Seminyak Beach, where the hotel has its own beach club. There is a restaurant with an emphasis on healthy food, a pool, a well-equipped fitness center and spa - from $73.
  • Lv8 Resort Hotel is a 5-star colonial-style hotel located on Berawa Beach in Canggu. There is a bar and restaurant, a spa, and a 50-meter infinity pool with beautiful sunset views. At your own Vue Beach Club Beach Club hosts incendiary parties - from $105.
  • Grand Mirage Resort & Thalasso Bali - 5 Star Beach Resort in Nusa Dua. Works according to the all system inclusive, has a private beach, a wide selection of gastronomic establishments, a magnificent spa, a mini-water park for children and a rich menu of entertainment - from $135.
  • Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa - popular spa hotel in a popular tourist area. Guests have at their disposal 4 restaurants and 4 bars, 3 outdoor swimming pools, and a spa center. The hotel has direct access to the beach. An entertainment program is offered - from $140.
  • Hilton Bali Resort is a large hotel representative of a well-known chain. Residents have access to a large and beautiful area, spacious rooms, a white sand beach, 4 restaurants, a 30-meter water slide, several tennis courts, a children's club and much more - from $200.
  • Bali Intercontinental Resort is a luxury resort that has won numerous awards. Situated on a white sand beach and offering all the amenities and privileges of a luxury 5-star holiday - from $270.

All prices are per night in a double room and include breakfast.

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What to do in Bali in July

Bali offers tourists a huge number of attractions and activities. For lovers of active recreation, rock climbing, surfing, diving, trekking, exploring waterfalls, visiting temples, island hopping and much more are available.

Diving

July provides good visibility for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. Coral gardens and numerous underwater inhabitants, caves and sunken ships, encounters with sharks and manta rays, as well as many vivid impressions await them.

Some of the most popular diving spots around Bali include Tulambena and Nusa Penida, Tepekong and Mimpang, Biaho, Amed and Menjangan.

More useful information about the cost and conditions of diving, as well as about the most interesting dive sites in Bali from this article.

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Visiting temples

Bali is known as the "Island of a Thousand Temples" and visiting the local shrines will give you a closer look at its culture and rich history. According to local residents, despite the external similarity, there are no two absolutely identical Balinese temples, and in each of them an attentive tourist will be able to find its own unique features. Located on the slopes of mountains or volcanoes, on the water or within the boundaries of populated areas, Balinese temples (pura) attract many travelers. Among the most popular religious buildings among tourists in Bali, it is worth highlighting the temples of Besakih and Tanah Lot, Taman Ayun and Pura Oolong, also Oolong Yah Beratan.

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Visit the Royal Palace (Ubud Palace or Puri Saren Agung)

The palace, located in the center of Ubud and surrounded by lush gardens, served as the official residence of the royal family. And today it is one of the main historical monuments of Bali. In the evenings, traditional Balinese dance performances are held here.

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Visit the monkey sanctuary

Sacred Monkey Forest in Ubud, also known as Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary is not only a protected area, but also a Hindu temple complex. The forest contains more than 100 species of trees and is home to several hundred macaques that eagerly interact with tourists. When going for a walk in the forest, you should keep in mind that this interaction is not always safe and can end in petty theft of personal items from unwary visitors, for example, food or sunglasses, and even monkey bites.

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Sekumpul Waterfalls

Two hidden waterfalls, located a few meters from each other in the village of the same name, attract tourists with their beauty and peaceful atmosphere. One of the waterfalls boasts consistently clear water that remains clear even during the rainy season.

Vivid impressions and no less vivid photos will be a reward for everyone who decides to visit this attractive natural attraction.

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Trekking and active walks

Fans of active recreation with appropriate physical fitness can climb Mount Batur or Mount Agung and admire the stunning sunrise and impressive views of the surrounding area from the peaks.

In addition, local tour organizers offer energetic tourists to walk through the rainforests of Mount Batukaru, hike through rice fields, visit a unique temple located on the top of the jungle-covered Mount Abang, explore the nature of the twin lakes Buyan and Tamblingan, as well as a number of other unforgettable experiences, including trips to secret waterfalls and hikes through tropical forests and mountains.

There are also combined tours, for example, a hike to Mount Batur combined with rafting on the Ayung River in Ubud. The cost of this tour is from 80 US dollars per person.

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Canyoning

Excursions that include canyoning are another type of leisure activity for brave outdoor adventurers. Excursions include visiting waterfalls and gorges, sliding down natural water slides, abseiling, jumping safely into natural pools and much more. The adventure can be captured on a GoPro camera.

If you do not have outstanding physical characteristics, but want to get an adrenaline rush, do not be upset and deny yourself the pleasure. After all, excursions are designed for tourists with a wide range of training levels, including beginners, as well as those who do not have swimming skills.

The estimated cost of the adventure tour is 125-200 US dollars per person, depending on the complexity and program of the tour.

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Bali Safari and Marine Park

If you're traveling with kids or just love wildlife, visit the Balinese Safari Park, which features over 1,000 animals, including the legendary Komodo dragons. Here you can explore the area by jeep or on a special safari bus and watch the animals in their natural habitat. Visitors can also ride on the back of an elephant and have breakfast surrounded by a majestic pride of lions at Asia's first African-themed restaurant, visit the water play area, traditional Balinese show and many other exciting activities. Entrance fees vary depending on the program and start from IDR 620,000 or $40 per person.

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