Even now, Bali has opened two popular beaches - Canggu and Padang - on June 1st for foreign tourists. The Secretary of the Ministry, Ni Wayan Giri Adnyani, in an official statement, mentioned, “If the infection curve continued to improve, the tourism ministry is looking to revitalize destinations and do promotional work for some parts of the country, including Bali, between June and October.”
Domestic tourism is open in Bali with the government adopting a CHS (Cleanliness, Health and Safety) programme to ensure hotels and restaurants along the island can provide hygienic services to their customers. The first resort island to open in Bali will be Nusa Dua.
Travelling to Bali will require tourists to get tested for Covid-19 and only when the results prove negative, they will be allowed on the island. Tjokorda Oka Arta Ardhana, Deputy Governor of Bali is also of the opinion that “tourism clusters” or also known as travel bubbles might be adopted to open Bali’s tourism industry in a safe and secured manner.
Bali in Wet Season ( November - March )
November to march make up for the wet season. However, it does not mean that you must not visit Bali during these months. Even in its wet months, Bali seems to be one of the favourite vacation spots for many. The average rainfall increases in these months which may not allow you to enjoy as many activities or the beaches, but you can enjoy a peaceful spa day and enjoy the local indoor activities. Plus, you can float in the pool and enjoy the sight of the immense beauty of nature that surrounds Bali.
If you are adventurous at heart, then you can go for canyoning and rafting as the waters offer a fantastic adrenaline rush to give you a one in a lifetime experience. Along with it, you can participate in the festival and events which are few but equally entertaining.