Bali floods inundate Legian tourist area as extreme weather alert issued

2026-02-24 - 12:12

BALI, INDONESIA - FEBRUARY 24: People carries belongings as they wades through flood in Major areas in Bali, including the touristic Legian district, were submerged by floodwaters on February 24, 2026, following days of heavy rainfall. Residents were seen carrying belongings as they navigated through inundated streets, with water levels rising across the popular destination. Extreme Weather Alert The Bali office of the Indonesian Meteorological Agency has issued its highest alert for extreme weather conditions, warning that heavy rain and potential flooding may continue for several days during the ongoing monsoon season. Authorities urge residents and tourists to remain vigilant as the region faces heightened risk of further inundation and related hazards. Impact on Tourism Legian, one of Bali's most frequented tourist areas, experienced significant disruption as floodwaters affected businesses, accommodations, and transportation. The flooding underscores the vulnerability of coastal and low-lying areas during peak monsoon periods, raising concerns for the island's vital tourism industry.touristic area of Legian, Bali, Indonesia, on February 24, 2026. Major area in Bali are flooded due to heavy rain over the recent days. Bali office of Indonesian Meteorological Agency has issued highest alert of extreme weather conditions for several days ahead during monsoon season.