Business Class Flights from San Francisco to Denpasar

In Denpasar, Bali (DPS), rain peaks in January at roughly 310 mm and bottoms out in August near 40 mm—a 270 mm swing; if beaches and clear water are priorities, plan for June–September.

Temperatures stay steady around 27.5–28.3°C (81.5–82.9°F) year‑round, so choose timing by rainfall and price rather than chasing heat.

May (about 90 mm) and October (about 100 mm) are shoulder months that pair moderate rain with favorable prices—May sits at 100 and October at 95 on the price scale—making them smart value picks.

If you travel in the savings-heavy early year, expect frequent showers: February still sees about 260 mm; schedule hikes and temple visits in the morning and keep afternoons flexible.

For surfers and divers, August’s low rainfall (around 40 mm) typically brings cleaner breaks and better visibility; book earlier in the 60–90 day window for these high-demand weeks.

For SFO–DPS, the cheapest band appears 60–90 days out at 92–93, about 7–8% cheaper than booking on the last day (100); start price checks three months ahead and aim to buy 6–10 weeks before departure.

Prices rise steadily after the 45-day mark—from 95 at 45 days to 98 by 14 days and 100 at day 1—so avoid the last two weeks to sidestep a 3–5% squeeze.

Booking very early offers modest savings (96–98 at 120–150 days) but not the best; if you see sub-94 levels, lock in rather than waiting for a perfect dip.

Community behavior on BusinessClass.com shows premium travelers pounce when this corridor dips near 92–94 roughly 6–10 weeks out; set alerts and be ready to buy on a single-day drop.

During peak months like July and December, lean to the early side of the 60–90 day window (around 75–90 days) to beat sell-out risk while keeping a 6–8% edge over last-minute pricing.

From San Francisco (SFO) to Denpasar, Bali (DPS), December (110) and July (109) are the priciest months, running about 18% and 17% higher than February (92); if your dates are flexible, aim for February or March to trim roughly 15–18% off peak pricing.

Summer premiums are clear: June–August average 106 vs the spring shoulder of April (98) and September (99), a 7–8% jump; shifting your departure to late April or May can save about 6–8% without a big change in weather time zones.

October (95) sits 5% under the annual average and a full 15% below December (110); targeting late October can balance value with improving beach conditions as Bali transitions out of the wettest months.

The early-year lull (Jan–Mar averages 94) is 6% below the annual mean of 100; if you don’t mind showers, travel then and allocate savings to a hotel or cabin upgrade.

BusinessClass.com community patterns often show premium-cabin promos in shoulder months—April (98), May (100), and October (95); set alerts for those windows to catch limited-time fare sales before summer and holiday surges.