As Bali transitions from the dry season into the first rains, November takes on a softer rhythm. The beaches are quieter, the air feels fresher, and cultural life becomes richer. It is a perfect month for travelers who want to experience a more authentic side of the island. Whether you are here for a few weeks or planning a long stay, November is a time when Bali feels more local. The crowds are smaller, events are more meaningful, and everything slows down just enough to let you appreciate what the island is really about. If you are staying with Sunny Family Bali, you will be close to the best events of the month while still having a calm space to return to at the end of the day.
This eco-festival celebrates marine conservation and coastal life in North Bali. Visitors can take part in coral reef restoration workshops, diving trips, and cultural performances by the sea. Local food stalls and art exhibitions complete the experience.
Where: Pemuteran Village, Buleleng Regency, North Bali.
This annual celebration of plant-based living brings together food, sustainability, and community wellness. You will find vegan food stalls, health talks, yoga classes, and environmental workshops led by passionate locals and global guests.
Where: Ubud and Canggu.
From Sunny Family Bali:
Although this festival takes place a little earlier, its creative influence continues into November. It is one of Southeast Asia’s biggest celebrations of regional music and culture. Expect a mix of funkot from Indonesia, budot from the Philippines, and electronic collaborations between countries in the region.
Where: Jimbaran Hub, South Bali.
From Sunny Family Bali:
These are among the most important religious celebrations in Bali. Galungan marks the victory of good over evil, while Kuningan closes the celebration ten days later. Streets are decorated with tall bamboo penjors, temples are filled with offerings, and families gather to honor their ancestors.
Where: Island-wide, from Ubud to Canggu to Uluwatu.
From Sunny Family Bali: Every property is near local ceremonies. You can walk or take a short scooter ride to see the decorated temples and feel the spiritual atmosphere.
Why visit: This is one of the best times to witness the true heart of Balinese culture and daily devotion.
If you want a slower evening surrounded by music and nature, head to The Mansion Estate in Ubud. The event combines live jazz with natural wines and Indonesian fusion tapas in a colonial-style garden setting. It is elegant, relaxed, and perfect for couples or groups of friends.
Where: The Mansion Estate, Penestanan, Ubud.
From Sunny Family Bali:
When the rainy season begins, the best surf spots move to Bali’s east and west coasts. Keramas in Gianyar delivers powerful right-handers for advanced surfers, while Medewi in Jembrana is known for its long, gentle left-hand waves that suit intermediate riders.
Where: Keramas (East Bali) and Medewi (West Bali).
From Sunny Family Bali:
Is November a good month to visit Bali?
Yes. November offers a quieter, more local experience. While light rain begins to fall, mornings are usually bright and calm, and most outdoor activities remain enjoyable. It is also a great month for cultural festivals and long stays.
What are the main events in Bali during November 2025?
Key highlights include the Bali Vegan Festival in Ubud and Canggu, Galungan and Kuningan ceremonies across the island, Pemuteran Bay Festival in North Bali, and Sunday Wine and Jazz nights in Ubud.
Is it easy to travel between events during November?
Yes. Traffic is lighter compared to the high season, making it easier to explore multiple areas in one day. Renting a scooter or hiring a local driver through Sunny Family Bali staff is the most convenient option.
November 2025 is one of the most rewarding times to experience Bali. The weather turns lush, the beaches breathe again, and local events bring together culture, creativity, and wellness. From vegan festivals and ocean celebrations to temple ceremonies and jazz evenings, every week holds something different. And with Sunny Family Bali as your home base, you can enjoy it all while living the island lifestyle at your own pace.
