Nusa Penida (Penida) weather by month

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Nusa Penida, Indonesia
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The best time to visit Nusa Penida (Penida) is June to August 91/100 in August, 25°C and 14 rainy days. The best season is the dry season, April to October (85/100 on average).

The worst month is January at 62/100 — hot, soaked, clean air. See January

Updated September 2026 · climate normals from ERA5 reanalysis

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Nusa Penida, month by month

Comfort score out of 100 for the kind of trip Nusa Penida is best for, the average high, rainy days and hours of sun a day from the climate normals, and how busy it tends to be.

MonthScoreTierHighRainSunCrowdsOn
Jan62C27°C29 d9 hPeak3
Feb63C27°C28 d9 hQuiet2
Mar68C28°C30 d10 hBusy3
Apr78B28°C22 d10 hShoulder2
May84A27°C18 d11 hBusy2
Jun88A26°C17 d11 hPeak2
Jul89A25°C15 d11 hPeak3
Aug91S25°C14 d11 hBusy3
Sep87A26°C16 d11 hBusy3
Oct81A27°C18 d11 hBusy3
Nov67C27°C26 d10 hShoulder1
Dec64C27°C28 d10 hPeak3

What's on in Nusa Penida through the year

Festivals, natural spectacles, holidays and the seasons to watch out for — curated and sourced. The month pages carry the detail.

January
  • Bali tourist levy1 Jan – 31 DecRule
March
  • Nyepi, the day of silence19–20 MarClosure
May
  • Dry season and the day-boat crush1 May – 31 Oct (usually)Season
July
  • Mola season1 Jul – 31 Oct (usually)Nature
December
  • Christmas and New Year peak18 Dec – 5 JanHoliday
  • Wet season, cancelled crossings1 Dec – 15 Mar (usually)Season

Everything on in Nusa Penida through the year →

Crowds in Nusa Penida in August

How busy the place itself is — school and mass holidays, the months an editor tagged, and how sought-after the weather makes them. Never part of the comfort score.

BusyDry season and the day-boat crush, school holidays in 4 of the markets that fill it(estimated)

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Peak crowdsBusyShoulder seasonQuiet

Good to know before you go to Nusa Penida

Real experiences from travellers' own write-ups, quoted with a link to the original.

Safety

A guide to Kelingking Beach warns that reaching the famous clifftop viewpoint is easy, but the descent to the actual beach is steep and physically demanding, roughly 20 minutes down and up to 30 minutes back up, not a casual add-on to the photo stop. Their firm safety rule once at the bottom: respect the no-swimming signs, since currents and waves at Kelingking can be genuinely deadly despite how inviting the water looks from above, and check that any rented scooter actually has working brakes and a helmet with a functioning strap before setting off on the island's still-bumpy roads.
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