The whole of Indonesia is tropical with temperatures constantly between 21°C and 33°C whilst at sea level. You can divide the year into wet and dry seasons if you must - but you’ll find that it’s often hard to tell the difference. November to April would be the wet months whilst May through to October are dry. The peak tourist season is between June and September and over the Christmas and New Year period.If you are concerned over being hit by rain whilst on holiday in Indonesia then you should avoid travelling there between January and February - which is when, strictly speaking, you’ll encounter the most rain. There is one slight anomaly to be aware of which is that in northern Sumatra the regular weather patters are reversed - with wet and dry seasons effectively back-to-front.
Temperature About 27°C To 28°C
Fewer People, Light Rain
It Is A Good Time To Travel On A Budget And Take Laid-back Tours.
The Temperature Continues To Be Between 27 And 28 Degrees Celsius.
Heavy Rains, Especially In December And January
Green Landscapes And Fewer Tourists
Good For Cultural Tours And Indoor Experiences At Yogyakarta
Temperature 28C To 30C
Less Rainfall, Especially In June, July, And August
Best Time For Beach Holidays, Sightseeing, And Outdoor Activities
Great For Visiting Places Such As Bali And Komodo National Park
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