Climate in Kuta

The average annual temperature on the island of Bali is from +24°C to +28°C, the ocean water temperature is never less than +25°C. Therefore, the vacation season in Kuta lasts all year round.

The climate on the island is equatorial-monsoonal, so instead of the usual four seasons there are only two. The dry season begins in April, during which it stops raining and it is dry until October. In May-September the prevailing easterly winds favor surfers.

The rainy season in Kuta begins in November and ends in March. Tropical rains in the form of short thunder showers, most of them occur at night, after which it immediately becomes sunny and clear again. When the rainy season begins, Kuta experiences endless downpours, especially from December to March, with high humidity.

On the other hand, the rainy season is a time for romantic vacations, which is suitable for those who appreciate the beauty of the area and do not come here just to swim and sunbathe.

Kuta's vegetation and animal life

The flora and fauna in Kuta is very extensive and diverse. This is largely due to the warm climate here. Primates live in close proximity to the local population. These include crab-eating macaques and silver monkeys. Other mammals of most interest include leopard cats, pangolin and black squirel.

In addition, the island of Bali is home to the famous lovak, the same animal that is involved in the production of coffee "". On the beaches favored by divers, there are giant mantas, hammerhead shark, giant moonfish and barracuda.

Since the turn of the 20th century, Kuta's plant life has been severely damaged. This is largely due to the small size of the resort town and the increased tourist demand, which is expanding with each city, thus exterminating the natural fauna.