Stormy Weather in Paradise? What You Really Need to Know About Bali Right Now

September 10, 2025

We’ve had so many panicked messages about cancelling Bali holidays after the recent storm. Yes—it rained hard, yes there was flooding in some areas, and yes a storm always looks dramatic on the news. But the reality? The majority of Bali is absolutely fine and still welcoming families every day. If you are visiting soon, don’t cancel your trip. Instead, consider packing a little extra kindness—if you’ve got space in your luggage or room in your budget, bring some clothes, toiletries, or basic supplies to donate. Here are some trusted places to donate when you arrive: 💛 Bali Life Foundation (Denpasar) – supporting women and children. 💛 SoleFamily (Kuta area) – helping disadvantaged families across Bali. 💛Scholars of Sustenance (SOS Bali) – redistributing food and essentials. 💛 Let’s Help Bali - (Denpasar/Pemogan area) donations and food distribution Your Bali holiday will still be magical—and you’ll be helping the island at the same time. 💛 We’ve listed trusted local charities and organisations inside the Bali Family Finds app, so you’ll know exactly where your donations can make a real impact. #LetsHelpBali #BaliTravelUpdates #BaliFamilyFinds #BaliWithKids #BaliTravelTips #SupportBali #BaliCharity #TravelWithPurpose #BaliHoliday #ExploreBali

Thinking about cancelling your Bali holiday after seeing storm coverage? Take a deep breath—you're likely seeing the most dramatic version of events. Yes, Bali recently experienced heavy rain and some localized flooding. But the good news? Much of the island remains fully operational, stunningly beautiful, and very much open for families. Tourists are still arriving daily, and popular areas like Ubud, Seminyak, and Nusa Dua are welcoming travelers with open arms. Resorts and family-friendly attractions are up and running, and the Balinese spirit of hospitality has never been stronger. So if you’re packing for your upcoming trip, don’t be deterred. In fact, consider packing a little extra kindness. Many communities affected by the storm could use support—and turning your holiday into a chance to give back can be incredibly rewarding. If you have room in your luggage or some spare budget, consider donating essentials like clothing, toiletries, or school supplies. Here are a few trusted local organizations making a real difference: 💛 Bali Life Foundation (Denpasar) – Empowering women and children. 💛 SoleFamily (Kuta area) – Supporting disadvantaged families. 💛 Scholars of Sustenance (SOS Bali) – Fighting food insecurity. 💛 Let’s Help Bali (Denpasar/Pemogan area) – Providing meals and aid. Your family holiday to Bali can still be everything you dreamed of—and by supporting these local causes, it can mean even more. For a list of verified donation points near you, check the resources in the Bali Family Finds app. Enjoy your time in paradise—and thank you for helping keep Bali strong. 💛 #LetsHelpBali #BaliFamilyFinds #TravelWithPurpose #BaliWithKids #SupportBali