Best Month to Visit Reunion Island

Editor's seasonal guidance

Best: May-November (dry season), June-September (best visibility)

Tropical oceanic with extreme rainfall variation

Reunion Island is one of the wettest places on Earth on its east side, while the west coast remains sunny and dry. The Piton de la Fournaise volcano is one of the world's most active, and lava flows create surreal landscapes. The Cirques (volcanic amphitheaters) fill with clouds that burn off in morning golden hour, revealing dramatic green peaks.

Typically sunnier
June, July, August, September
Typically wetter
January, February, March, December

Qualitative editorial guidance, not measured climate normals. This site does not currently publish monthly temperature or rainfall averages because it has no verified climate dataset.

Daylight through the year in Reunion Island

Daylight, midday sun angle and golden-hour length calculated for Reunion Island's own coordinates (21.12° S, 55.54° E) on the 15th of each month. These are solar geometry, not climate averages.

MonthDaylightSun at solar noonGolden hour
January13 h 18 min90°46 min
February12 h 48 min82°44 min
March12 h 18 min72°43 min
April11 h 36 min59°44 min
May11 h 6 min50°46 min
June10 h 54 min46°48 min
July11 h 0 min47°47 min
August11 h 24 min55°44 min
September12 h 0 min67°43 min
October12 h 36 min78°44 min
November13 h 12 min88°46 min
December13 h 24 min88°47 min

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