Mozambique in September

April through October is prime time — dry season with perfect beach weather. Temperatures hover around 75-85°F, humidity drops, and you can actually sleep without air conditioning. This is peak season, so expect higher prices and more tourists (though 'more' is relative in Mozambique). November through March brings rain and heat. It's not necessarily a deal-breaker — storms usually pass quickly, and everything turns green. But some roads become impassable, and the humidity can be brutal. On the plus side, accommodation costs drop 30-40%. June through August is technically winter but feels like perfect spring weather to most visitors. Nights can get cool (around 60°F), so pack a light jacket. This is the best time for whale watching — humpbacks migrate past the coast. Avoid December and January unless you love heat and crowds. It's Mozambican summer holiday season, so domestic tourism peaks and prices spike. February can bring cyclones, though they're not guaranteed.