Local Time in Bali
Discover Bali's Local Time and Time Zone Variations
What's the Time in Bali?
Understanding Bali's Time Zone
Time zones split the world into different parts, each with its own local time. Bali has its own time zone, and it’s set at UTC +8 WITA Central, meaning it’s ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
Local Time in Bali
Add Bali as a clock on your phone. This way, whether you’re booking a dive off Nusa Penida or planning a night out in Seminyak, you’re always on point. No missed opportunities because you got the time wrong. And the time now is .
Daylight Saving Time
Bali doesn’t observe daylight saving time. The island’s rhythm remains consistent throughout the year, allowing you to connect with its cultural tapestry without disrupting time changes.
Handy Tips
Before hopping on that plane, keep the time difference in mind. A pro tip? Add Bali as a separate clock on your smartphone. It’s a lifesaver for staying connected with friends or scheduling those must-do activities without the timezone headache.
Bali's Local Time
Bali Destinations
Bedugul
Known for a luxurious 5-star hotel complex with a shopping mall, a calm white-sandy beach, and beach clubs – a safe and exclusive district that is kids friendly.Read More
Canggu
This coastal village is popular for its surfing spots and home to digital nomads. It has many family-friendly destinations and activities, including weekend bazaars.Read More
Jimbaran
Popular beach area among tourists, offering beautiful sunset and swells for novice surfers. It's about the beach, shopping, surfing, and party & clubbing at night.Read MoreKuta & Legian
Popular with its underwater wonders, majestic hills, waterfalls, and beaches which are mostly down the cliffs, it’s the perfect place for adventure seekers.Read MoreLovina
It is well known for dolphin watching in its natural habitat. Other popular activities including snorkeling or scuba diving in National Park and visiting temples.Read MoreNusa Dua
Known for a luxurious 5-star hotel complex with a shopping mall, a calm white-sandy beach, and beach clubs – a safe and exclusive district that is kids friendly.Read MoreNusa Lembongan
This island is very laid back. Its underwater beauty, mangrove forest, and stunning white-sandy beaches make it popular among divers and family or couple travelers.Read MoreNusa Penida
Popular with its underwater wonders, majestic hills, waterfalls, and beaches which are mostly down the cliffs, it’s the perfect place for adventure seekers.Read MoreSanur
It's a relaxed and peaceful coastal area, having many restaurants, souvenir shops, dive centers, and water sport providers with pathways for bicycles along the beach.Read MoreSeminyak
It is packed with luxurious villas along with high-end retail stores, restaurants, and boutiques. The grey-sandy beach is wide and perfect for beginner surfers.Read MoreUbud
Popular among yogists and wellness enthusiasts, it's surrounded by rice fields, organic farms, and yoga studios. It's a favorite place to live for digital nomads.Read MoreUluwatu
It offers the most exceptional sunsets and known as one of the best surfing places in the world due to its swell. It's packed with lavish villas and wedding venues.Read More
