As the new week begins, the weather in Mauritius presents a classic winter pattern: southeast trade winds, a mix of clouds and sunshine, and occasional light showers mainly along windward slopes. Monday starts with more cloud cover and short-lived drizzle in some regions, especially the highlands and southeast, while Tuesday brings clearer skies, milder winds, and even more favorable beach conditions. Temperatures will remain steady across both days, with daytime highs ranging between 26–28°C and nighttime lows dipping to around 20°C. The sea will stay at a pleasant 25°C, with gentle lagoon waters and rougher seas beyond the reefs.
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Let’s take a closer look at the regional breakdown:
Monday, June 23
North Coast (Grand Baie, Pereybere)
The weather in Mauritius along the north coast begins with partial cloud cover in the morning, giving way to sunnier intervals by midday. Highs will reach around 27°C, and the southeast breeze will stay light, averaging 18 km/h. Lagoon waters are calm and great for swimming and stand-up paddleboarding.
Northwest Coast (Mont Choisy, Trou aux Biches)
Expect mostly sunny conditions here. After a hazy start, the sky clears to reveal perfect beach weather. Temperatures will climb to 28°C, and humidity remains manageable. The calm sea invites both swimmers and snorkelers alike.
Port Louis and Central Plateau
Early morning cloud and mist may result in light showers, especially between 7 and 9 a.m. on the plateau. However, the weather improves quickly, with bright conditions in Port Louis and highs of 27°C. The central plateau will remain cooler, around 24–25°C, with wind gusts near 45 km/h in exposed areas.
West Coast (Flic en Flac, Tamarin)
This area enjoys some of the most stable weather in Mauritius. Expect sunny skies, minimal wind, and a high of 28°C. The calm lagoon will be ideal for swimming, diving, or simply relaxing on the beach.
Southwest Coast (Le Morne)
Stronger southeast winds will pick up to 30–32 km/h along the beaches, and up to 50–55 km/h on the summit. The outer reef will see wave heights up to 2.5 meters, making this a prime day for advanced kite- and windsurfers. Temperatures remain steady around 26°C.
South Coast (Bel Ombre)
Cloudier skies and brief morning drizzle are possible here, though no significant rainfall is expected. The weather will gradually improve through the day, with temperatures around 26°C. Winds of 25–30 km/h will keep the air feeling fresh.
Southeast Coast (Blue Bay, Mahebourg)
The morning may start grey and breezy, with a few isolated showers. Conditions brighten by midday, and temperatures reach 26–27°C. Although the breeze remains strong (30–35 km/h), the lagoon stays swimmable and inviting.
East Coast (Belle Mare, Trou d’Eau Douce)
Wind-driven clouds bring a few short showers during the morning hours, clearing later in the day. The weather remains warm with highs around 26°C. Winds reach up to 35–40 km/h, and reef waves may exceed 3 meters, making offshore boating risky.
Tuesday, June 24
North Coast
The weather in Mauritius improves further on Tuesday, with sunnier skies and fewer clouds. Temperatures peak at 28°C, and winds drop to a pleasant 15 km/h. Clear conditions make it perfect for beach outings and water sports.
Northwest Coast
One of the sunniest and most sheltered regions, the northwest will enjoy uninterrupted sunshine throughout the day. The sea remains crystal-clear, and the air reaches a comfortable 28°C. UV levels will be high, so don’t forget sunscreen.
Port Louis and Central Plateau
Morning clouds will thin quickly. Port Louis will see highs of 26°C, while the plateau stays cooler at 23–24°C. There’s a slight chance of light rain in the afternoon over higher terrain, but the day is expected to remain mostly dry.
West Coast
Expect another calm and sunny day with ideal weather. The temperature rises to 28°C, the sea stays flat, and the beaches remain perfect for families and sunseekers. A light southeast breeze adds to the comfort.
Southwest Coast (Le Morne)
Winds ease slightly to 25–28 km/h, and outer reef wave heights drop to around 2 meters. The weather will be sunny with occasional cloud cover. Temperatures hold steady at 26°C, and water sports will be easier to manage for intermediate-level enthusiasts.
South Coast
Tuesday brings partly sunny conditions in the morning, with the possibility of one or two short showers in the late afternoon. Temperatures reach 25–26°C, and the breeze stays moderate. Lagoon waters remain calm and safe.
Southeast Coast
Sunshine dominates the early hours, with increasing cloud cover later in the day. Winds taper off to around 25–30 km/h. Although conditions may feel breezy, the weather stays generally pleasant for outdoor plans.
East Coast
Mornings offer the best weather for water activities. By the afternoon, clouds gather and a quick shower may pass through. Temperatures remain around 26°C, and winds stay below 30 km/h. Surf conditions improve, but caution is still advised offshore.
The weather in Mauritius for June 23–24 provides a mix of trade wind cloudiness and bright, warm conditions—especially on the north and west coasts. Monday starts off cloudier with spotty rain over the highlands and southeast, but Tuesday offers more sunshine and calmer breezes. While brief showers remain possible in windward regions, the overall outlook is favourable for beachgoers and water sport enthusiasts alike. Whether you’re heading out for a morning snorkel, a hike on the central plateau, or just soaking up the sun, the weather in Mauritius is set to cooperate—just stay updated with the Mauritius Meteorological Services for the latest changes.
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We write daily weather summaries with the help of MMS, Afzal Goodur and Windy.com.
