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Bali weather in March

Is it warm? Yes. March in Bali is hot: afternoons average 29°C and nights 24°C. Most days (80%) peak between 28°C and 30°C.

Hot · average high

29°C

25°C or more on almost every day.

  • Average low24°overnight
  • Sea30°average, 2023–2025
  • Rainy days24257 mm in the month
  • SkyMostly cloudy80% cloud · 3% clear days

How warm it really gets

Every March afternoon from 2011–2025: 465 days. Most (80%) peaked between 28° and 30°.

Number of March days by daily high, 2011–2025.

March, year by year

The average March high in each year. The warmest, 2024, averaged 31°C; the coolest, 2011, 28°C.

Average March high by year: 2011: 27.6°C, 2012: 27.6°C, 2013: 28.2°C, 2014: 28.3°C, 2015: 28.3°C, 2016: 29°C, 2017: 29°C, 2018: 29°C, 2019: 29°C, 2020: 29.7°C, 2021: 28.8°C, 2022: 29.4°C, 2023: 29.2°C, 2024: 30.5°C, 2025: 30.4°C.

Compared with home

Average March highs. Expect rain on about 24 days (257 mm in a typical month).

  • Bali29°
  • London11°
  • Cork10°
  • Dublin10°
  • Manchester10°
  • Belfast9°
  • Glasgow9°

Other months

Bali all year · Where else is hot in March

Warmer in March, not much further

Flying times are estimates from Dublin; Bali is about 16h 15m.

  • Hot in Mar

    31°C average high

    avg high · 25° at night

    25°C+ on almost every day

    Mombasa

    Kenya

    Sea
    29°
    Rain
    11 days
    Sky
    Often cloudy
    From Dublin
    ≈ 9h 45m

  • Hot in Mar

    31°C average high

    avg high · 26° at night

    25°C+ on almost every day

    Zanzibar

    Tanzania

    Sea
    30°
    Rain
    15 days
    Sky
    Often cloudy
    From Dublin
    ≈ 10h

  • Hot in Mar

    32°C average high

    avg high · 23° at night

    25°C+ on almost every day

    Goa

    India

    Sea
    29°
    Rain
    1 day
    Sky
    Mostly clear
    From Dublin
    ≈ 10h 15m

Air: ERA5 reanalysis via Open-Meteo, 2011–2025. Sea: Copernicus Marine analysis via Open-Meteo, 2023–2025. Rainy day = 2 mm or more. Clear day = average cloud cover of 30% or less. These are averages of past weather, not a forecast. Methodology