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Martinique in October

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October in Martinique is a breath of fresh air in the middle of the hurricane season, with the volume and frequency of rainfall starting to drop and temperatures remaining very pleasant with peaks at 31°C and an average low of 23°C.

Martrinique octobre

Rain at the end of October, successful sowing.

What is the tourist season in October?

This is the low tourist season. As in September, you will have the island only for you! Nevertheless, it is the season of the storms. From the end of August to the end of October, cyclones and tropical storms can appear at any time.

Is it hot in Martinique in October?

October remains a typical tropical island month with an average high temperature of 30 °C and a low of 23.8 °C. Generally, the first week of October is the hottest, with a peak above 31 °C!

Is the water temperature comfortable?

The water temperature in October is on average 29°C!

Does it rain in October?

October is the rainiest month in Martinique. It rains on average 20 days for 266 mm of accumulated rainfall.

What is the number of hours of sunlight per day?

Daylight lasts on average 12 hours. However, the duration of sunlight is 6 hours per day.

What are the fruits of the month of October?

What is the budget for October?

All inclusive stay : 800 € / week
Round trip flight : 450€.

Is going to Martinique in October a good choice?

October is a period we recommend if you are looking for peace and quiet with your family and you are not afraid of humidity. If you travel to Martinique in October, you can expect to face frequent rains, occasional thunderstorms and high temperatures.

Synthèse sur la météo en Martinique en octobre

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About the author

27 years old, Marving grew up in Schœlcher, in Fond-Lahaye and Anse Madame more precisely. Passionate about the digital world, he works as a digital marketing consultant during the day and regularly writes articles about his native island.

Marving Moreton

Copywriter & Cofounder of Tourcrib