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When is the best time of year to visit Bawah Reserve?

We are often asked about the best time of year to schedule a trip to Bawah Reserve.
Which month has the best weather? And when is the rainy season?

Thanks to worldwide climate change, the weather is becoming increasingly less predictable. So, as much as we would love to be able to give you an exact guide to the weather at Bawah Reserve, that’s just not possible anymore. What we can do is share some statistics on Bawah’s weather since we opened in 2018, together with real-life, unfiltered photos captured by staff and guests, to help you make an informed decision.

 

Bawah Reserve weather, what we can tell you...

  • It is always warm here. According to worlddata.info  we have an average daily high temperature of  31 degrees and it is warm or hot yearlong.
  • Temperatures range from 26° to 32° C (78° to 86° F), with November through February being the coolest, breeziest months. 
  • Humidity ranges between 75 and 85% most of the time, and there is a chance of rain 365 days a year. Often, rainfall comes in passing showers followed by blue skies and sunshine. 
  • November,  December, and January are slightly wetter than other months, usually with a mix of tropical showers, cloudy skies, and bursts of sunshine.

Want to check the weather history for your intended travel month?  Simply click here.  Or find the weekly forecast for the Anambas Islands here or download our weather infographic here.

 

weather at Bawah Reserve, best time of year to come to Bawah Reserve

 

Here’s our monthly guide to help you plan the best timing for your trip:

 

January - February

Bawah Reserve weather January

Shot on an iPhone, no filter,  5th January 2023

Some guests love Bawah most from January to mid-February when the lagoon is still and as clear as glass.  Clouds tend to build in the mid-afternoons, often with tropical showers.

After the rain comes the extraordinarily vibrant sunsets. Due to the prevailing tides, a huge sand bar forms off Boathouse Beach, providing a spectacular location for a private dinner.

 

Bawah Reserve weather February

Shot on Samsung Galaxy Phone, no filter, 24th February 2023

 

Bawah Reserve weather February

Shot on an iPhone, no filter,  16th February 2020

 

March 

Others prefer March, the month of the easterly winds. Breezes calm the water, allowing for excellent underwater visibility in the snorkelling and diving sites around the Reserve, including the wall at Tokong Island. 

Our forests welcome many flying visitors in March, gently chirping at the break of dawn to greet morning hikers on our trails. Nights are magical too; if you look above Sanggah Island, you can easily see the Milky Way.

 

 

Bawah Reserve weather March

Shot on pilot Wolski's phone: no filter, 14th March 2023

 

Bawah March

Shot on iPhone, no filter, 8th March 2019

 

Bawah Reserve weather March

Taken on iPhone, no filter, 29th March 2024

 

April- June

Bawah Reserve weather May June

Shot on Iphone, no filter, 13th May 2022

 

According to worldweatheronline.com, April and May are the best months to holiday in Riau, with an average of 19 to 20 sunny days a month and temperatures averaging 30°C to 31°C. We agree, with so many activities included in the rate, you can spend your days snorkelling, sailing, hiking and enjoying our sunny shores. 

Bawah Reserve weather May

Shot on Samsung Galaxy, no filter, 12th May 2022

July - September

From mid-July through September, the islands of Bawah are a sanctuary for the hawksbill and green turtles that come ashore to lay their eggs. Forty to 60 days later, the baby turtles hatch and then crawl into the ocean. It is a rare and magical experience to watch the little creatures instinctively make their way to the sea. It gets us teary-eyed every time it happens. 

 

Filmed on Iphone September 2022

 

 

Bawah Reserve weather August

Shot on an iPhone, no filter, 11th August 2018

 

October

October is a popular month for family reunions and trips with friends. With the busy festive season quickly approaching, this is an opportunity to take a few days to relax together. 

After a day full of recreational activities, guests come together to recount their adventures over dinner. Our chef excels at creating group dinner themes based on organic produce picked fresh from our gardens. 

Bawah 29th September 2019

Shot on an iPhone, no filter, 29th September 2019

 

December 

 

Bawah Reserve weather October

Shot on Samsung Galaxy, no filter, 24th December 2022

 

Bawah Reserve weather December

Shot on iPhone, no filter, 27th December 2019

The most joyful time at Bawah is December when we host our “12 Days of Bawah” festivities. We pull out all the stops to treat those who choose to celebrate Christmas and New Year with us, with specialty cocktails and meals, interactive classes, and spa activities.

Beach holidays are a perfect way to tie a bow around the end of a busy year and to prepare mind, body, and soul for a healthy, happy new year ahead.

 

But you don’t have to take our word for it! Here are some useful resources where you can check out the local weather for yourself:

Now that you know what time of year is best for you, make an enquiry about your Bawah Reserve holiday here:

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