Complete List of National Holidays in Bali in 2027

The year 2027 has many holidays that you can use for vacation, staycation, or just a break from routine. In Bali, national holidays also have their own atmosphere because they blend with culture, tradition, and tourism activities that continue throughout the year.

For those of you planning a vacation to Bali or wanting to schedule leave well in advance, here is the complete list of national holidays in Bali in 2027 that you must note.

• January 1, 2027, New Year
  New Year in Bali usually still feels festive after the previous night’s celebrations. Areas like Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, and Uluwatu can be quite crowded, while many people choose to relax in villas, hotels, beaches, or enjoy brunch. Perfect for a recovery day before returning to routine.
• January 5, 2027, Isra Mikraj of Prophet Muhammad SAW
  Isra Mikraj is commemorated by Muslims with various religious activities and worship. In Bali, tourism activities and public places usually continue as normal, with a relatively more relaxed atmosphere because it coincides with a national holiday.
• February 6, 2027, Chinese New Year 2578 Kongzili
  Chinese New Year celebrations in Bali usually feel quite festive, especially in temples, shopping centers, hotels, and restaurants. Red decorations, barongsai performances, and communal meals also provide a different atmosphere during the holiday period.
• March 8, 2027, Nyepi Saka Year 1949
  Nyepi is one of the most unique days to be in Bali. For 24 hours, activities across the island stop, streets are empty, the airport is closed, and people observe the day in silence. Guests staying at hotels or villas also need to remain within the accommodation area during Nyepi.
• March 10–11, 2027, Eid al-Fitr 1448 Hijriah
  Eid al-Fitr is celebrated by Muslims with Eid prayers, visiting relatives, and gathering with family. In Bali, some businesses may close or operate with limited hours, while tourist areas generally continue. This period can also be one of the busier vacation times.
• March 26, 2027, Good Friday
  Good Friday is commemorated with worship and a solemn atmosphere for Christians. Tourism activities in Bali continue, but many people use this holiday to rest, gather with family, or take a short vacation.
• March 28, 2027, Easter
  Easter is celebrated by Christians with church services and time with family. Hotels, restaurants, and some tourist attractions in Bali also often present special Easter programs, so this weekend can feel busier than usual.
• May 1, 2027, International Labor Day
  Labor Day is an opportunity to enjoy the weekend or a short vacation. Tourist areas, restaurants, beach clubs, and cafes in Bali usually continue to operate as normal and can be busier because many people use the holiday to travel.
• May 6, 2027, Ascension Day of Jesus Christ
  Ascension Day of Jesus Christ is commemorated by Christians with church services. Because it falls on a Thursday, this holiday is also quite attractive as an opportunity to take additional leave and enjoy a long weekend in Bali.
• May 17, 2027, Eid al-Adha 1448 Hijriah
  Eid al-Adha is commemorated by Muslims with Eid prayers and the sacrifice of animals. In some areas of Bali, religious activities have been taking place since morning, while tourism activities generally continue as normal.
• May 20, 2027, Vesak Day 2571 BE
  Vesak is commemorated by Buddhists through worship and various religious activities. The holiday atmosphere is usually quite calm, suitable for relaxing, doing wellness activities, or enjoying Bali at a slower pace.
• June 1, 2027, Pancasila Day
  Pancasila Day is a national holiday commemorating the birth of Indonesia’s state foundation. In Bali, tourism activities generally continue as normal and this holiday can be used for a short vacation or quality time with family.
• June 6, 2027, 1 Muharram Islamic New Year 1449 Hijriah
  The Islamic New Year is commemorated by Muslims with prayers and religious activities. The atmosphere tends to be calmer and more reflective, while tourism activities and various public places in Bali continue to operate as normal.
• August 15, 2027, Maulid of Prophet Muhammad SAW
  Maulid is commemorated by Muslims through religious gatherings and various religious activities. In Bali, daily activities and tourism continue, with a relatively relaxed atmosphere because it falls on a holiday.
• August 17, 2027, Proclamation of Independence of the Republic of Indonesia
  Independence Day in Bali is usually festive with red and white decorations, flag ceremonies, and various traditional competitions in the community. Hotels and tourist attractions also often hold special activities to enliven August 17.
• December 25, 2027, Birth of Jesus Christ (Christmas)
  Christmas is one of the busiest holiday periods in Bali. Churches, hotels, villas, restaurants, and various tourist attractions present a festive Christmas atmosphere. Because it coincides with the year-end peak season, accommodation and transportation should be planned earlier.
• December 26, 2027, Isra Mikraj of Prophet Muhammad SAW
  The year 2027 is quite unique because Isra Mikraj is recorded twice in one Gregorian calendar year, in January and again at the end of December. This happens because the Hijri calendar is shorter than the Gregorian calendar. In Bali, tourism activities continue as normal during this holiday.