Best time To Visit Fiji

'Summer' in Fiji is known as the wet season. November to April is when the rains are more frequent, the days shorter, and the nights warmer and more humid. People generally consider this the off-season for tourism, even though thousands of visitors make their way to Fiji at this time of the year. Keep a water bottle with you to keep yourself hydrated all day, as the humidity can be high. Daily temperatures can rise to 31°C, with the average temperature at 25-26°C. January and February are the warmest months of the year. Smaller islands like Turtle Island and Fisherman's Island are places where the weather doesn’t change much throughout the year, and you can visit them without worrying about constant rains.

May and October form the dry season in Fiji. These months are also slightly colder, although not by much. Even though it is called the Dry season, Fiji receives about 10-12 days of rainfall each month, and the rest are sunny and warm. The season is characterised by short, warm days and afternoon rains that come out of nowhere and disappear quickly. The day then melts into pleasant evenings with fiery sunsets. July and August are the coldest months.