Can you sunbathe in Mauritius in June?

Quick answer is yes it is. You don't need hot hot and you won't get that in May or June. Hottest time of year is November to March but it's also the wettest and most humid in January and February. We are usually there in May, June or July and temperature last year on the west coast (Flic en Flac) was 28C most days.



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June is very pleasant, offering warm, sunny days. Those who prefer hotter weather may find it a bit cooler, with average highs of 24°C, and you may need to wear warm layers for alfresco evenings. July is a popular time of year due to the summer holidays in the Northern Hemisphere.

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The UV index will be moderate at this time of year, so not something to worry about for the average person. However, if you're going to be outside for long periods it's worth wearing a broad spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen and UV-blocking sunglasses.

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In July, though you can achieve a tan as the sun shines throughout the day, you might not like going to sports like snorkelling due to cold waters.

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Mosquitoes can be a real plague in Mauritius. Especially in the national parks, there are lots of mosquitoes all year round.

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May is one of the best months to visit Mauritius. It is the start of winter, but the temperature doesn't go lower than 20 °C. The rainy days usually stop and there are longer hours of sunshine during the month. Come in May is you want to maximise your tanning, and avoid the cyclone season.

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Both the places have iconic blue waters, powder-white beaches, and thrilling adventure activities but Mauritius has more sightseeing options. Therefore, it is more suitable for families and couples who want to plan a 5-6 days trip.

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Winter: May to October July is considered the coldest month of the year in Mauritius with temperatures sitting in the balmy low 20's. Other months see averages of around 22-23 degrees celsius on the coast, and 18-19 degrees celsius in the Central Plateau.

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Mauritius can be very expensive if you stick to the hotels, especially 4 star upwards. Supermarket prices are the same as here, and rising with oil prices, so even basics are not as cheap as they were. A lot of people on the forum complain about the rip off prices in euros that hotels charge, and they are right.

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The sun is exceptionally strong on Mauritius and many people are surprised (too late) by its strength and have to suffer sunburn for several days. Even on cloudy days, please make sure that you use a good sun cream.

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It's often said that 'west is best' and we certainly agree: Mauritius's west coast has unbeatable beaches ranging from the fine white sands of Trou aux Biches in the far north to the isolated Le Morne Peninsula on the south-west tip of the island.

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Mauritius weather June It's close to the Tropic of Capricorn, so you'll get tropical weather and lots of sun in June. Mauritius has a wet season that runs from November to April, while June's the start of the cooler and drier winter. You'll be kept cool by the surrounding sea and its breezes.

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A jagged mountain like this one on the southwestern tip of Mauritius would probably look a bit ominous elsewhere. But the row of swaying palm trees and the turquoise lagoon make all the difference: Le Morne Brabant is the most picturesque spot on the island.

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The rainy season starts in December and ends in April, but January, February and March are the wettest months by far with between 150 and 300mm of rainfall per month. This monsoon season is also the hottest period, with temperatures hovering between 26°C and 27°C.

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The ideal way to experience the island's culture, natural beauty, and magnificent beaches in Mauritius should be done so safely and without fuss. To ensure a well-rounded journey, it is recommended that travelers stay on the island for at least 7 days and 6 nights, with time set out for both sightseeing and relaxing.

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