Month guide · Ubud · Indonesia
Ubud in February
What February is really like in Ubud: weather, crowds, prices, events and what to pack.
Updated By the AMZBooking editorial team
Photo: Taguelmoust, CC BY-SA 3.0
Quick answer
February is a quieter month with trade-offs. Expect average highs of 30°C (86°F), lows of 22°C (72°F), about 18 rainy days and roughly 12.4 hours of daylight. Still wet and humid, but one of the quietest months, with lower villa prices and waterfalls in full flow.
Key facts
- Average high / low
- 30°C (86°F) / 22°C (72°F)
- Rainy days
- About 18
- Daylight
- About 12.4 hours
- Crowds
- Quiet
- Hotel prices
- Low
Weather in February
February is the 5th-warmest month in Ubud: days average 30°C (86°F) against a yearly average high of 30°C (86°F), and nights fall to about 22°C (72°F). Rain falls on roughly 18 of its 28 days. Compared with January (30°C (86°F)), February is about as warm; by March highs stay near 30°C (86°F).
- Sunrise (15 February)
- About 06:22
- Sunset (15 February)
- About 18:44
- Daylight
- About 12.4 hours
Peak dry season (July–August). The driest, coolest and busiest months, with high villa prices and heavy traffic at Tegallalang, the Monkey Forest and Tirta Empul.
Crowds and prices
On a 1–5 scale, February rates 2 for crowds (the peak is July at 5) and 2 for hotel prices (highest in July). That makes February one of the better-value months to book.
Events in February
February has no major recurring festival in Ubud, which usually means easier bookings.
What to do in February
With frequent rain, plan around indoor sights and keep outdoor time flexible.
Experience · Pengosekan
The Yoga Barn
One of Ubud's longest-running yoga centres, set in gardens off Jalan Hanoman, with several studios running drop-in classes from early morning to evening, plus sound healing, ecstatic dance and a vegetarian café.
- Time needed
- 1.5 hours
- Cost
- Low cost
- Active
- Rainy day
- Off the beaten path
Nature · Padangtegal
Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
Leave sunglasses, hats, food and loose bags in your room; the macaques grab anything that looks edible or shiny and will open zips.
- Time needed
- 1–1.5 hours
- Cost
- Low cost
- Iconic
- Kids
- Nature
- Photo spot
Nature · Tegallalang
Tegallalang Rice Terraces
Terraced paddies carved down both sides of a valley about 10 km north of Ubud, irrigated by the traditional subak system.
- Time needed
- 1.5–2 hours
- Cost
- Low cost
- Iconic
- Views
- Photo spot
- Outdoors
- Nature
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Palace · Central Ubud
Ubud Palace (Puri Saren Agung)
Buy a dance ticket from the sellers outside earlier in the day and arrive 20 minutes early for a seat with a clear view of the gate.
- Time needed
- 30 minutes; 1.5 hours with a show
- Cost
- Free
- Iconic
- Free
- History
- After dark
- Architecture
What to pack
For highs near 30°C, lows near 22°C and 18 wet days: light, breathable clothes, a sun hat and high-factor sunscreen; a compact umbrella and waterproof shoes — rain is frequent; comfortable walking shoes.
Is February a good time to visit Ubud?
A quieter month with trade-offs. If your dates are flexible, April–June and September are better overall. Compare every month.
Ubud in other months
Questions travellers ask
+Is February a good time to visit Ubud?
It is a quieter month with trade-offs. Still wet and humid, but one of the quietest months, with lower villa prices and waterfalls in full flow.
+How warm is Ubud in February?
Average highs are around 30°C (86°F) and lows around 22°C (72°F).
+Does it rain a lot in Ubud in February?
Expect rain on about 18 days of the month, so pack for wet weather.