Rainy season

Indonesia: when is the rainy season?

The rainy season lasts from November to March, the dry season from July to September. Best time to travel, dry and with good holiday weather: July – September.

Precipitation by destination

  • Banda Aceh

    Rainy: from October to December

  • Bandung

    Rainy: from November to March

  • Batam

    Rainy: from November to December

  • Denpasar

    Rainy: from November to March

  • Jakarta

    Rainy: from December to March

  • Jayapura

    No pronounced rainy season

  • Komodo Island

    Rainy: from December to March

  • Kuta, Bali

    Rainy: from November to March

  • Labuan Bajo

    Rainy: from December to March

  • Makassar

    Rainy: from December to March

  • Medan

    Rainy: from October to December

  • Nusantara

    Rainy: from December to April

  • Senggigi, Lombok

    Rainy: from November to March

  • Surabaya

    Rainy: from November to March

  • Ubud, Bali

    Rainy: from November to March

  • Yogyakarta

    Rainy: from November to March

Long-term precipitation per month, mm. Rainy months: well above the place's own average (at least 100 mm); dry months: half the average or less, or under 60 mm.

Indonesia: rainy season, quick answers

Indonesia: when is the rainy season?

The rainy season lasts from November to March. On average, 305 mm fall in December, the wettest month.

Indonesia: when is the dry season?

The driest months are July – September, with 80 mm on average in August.

Indonesia: when is the best time to avoid the rain?

July – September: dry months with good holiday weather at most destinations.

Climate averages 1996–2025, not a forecast. Data: Copernicus ERA5 / ERA5-Land via Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), NOAA OISST, WMO 1991–2020 (NOAA NCEI), GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Sources & licences