Fiji weather by month

Check out Fiji weather averages by month. Compare detailed monthly climate statistics including temperature, rainfall and sunshine figures.

  Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Maximum daytime temperature °C
30°C maximum daytime temperature in January in Suva30
30°C maximum daytime temperature in February in Suva30
30°C maximum daytime temperature in March in Suva30
29°C maximum daytime temperature in April in Suva29
28°C maximum daytime temperature in May in Suva28
27°C maximum daytime temperature in June in Suva27
26°C maximum daytime temperature in July in Suva26
26°C maximum daytime temperature in August in Suva26
27°C maximum daytime temperature in September in Suva27
27°C maximum daytime temperature in October in Suva27
29°C maximum daytime temperature in November in Suva29
29°C maximum daytime temperature in December in Suva29
Hours of sunshine (daily)
Days with some rainfall
18 days with some rainfall in January in Suva18
19 days with some rainfall in February in Suva19
22 days with some rainfall in March in Suva22
20 days with some rainfall in April in Suva20
19 days with some rainfall in May in Suva19
18 days with some rainfall in June in Suva18
19 days with some rainfall in July in Suva19
19 days with some rainfall in August in Suva19
17 days with some rainfall in September in Suva17
17 days with some rainfall in October in Suva17
17 days with some rainfall in November in Suva17
17 days with some rainfall in December in Suva17
Sea temperature °C
28°C sea temperature in January in Suva28
28°C sea temperature in February in Suva28
28°C sea temperature in March in Suva28
28°C sea temperature in April in Suva28
27°C sea temperature in May in Suva27
26°C sea temperature in June in Suva26
25°C sea temperature in July in Suva25
25°C sea temperature in August in Suva25
25°C sea temperature in September in Suva25
26°C sea temperature in October in Suva26
26°C sea temperature in November in Suva26
27°C sea temperature in December in Suva27

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The climate guide for Fiji (Suva) shows long term monthly weather averages processed from data supplied by CRU (University of East Anglia), the Met Office & the Netherlands Meteorological Institute. Find out more about our data sources.

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Fiji climate overview

Fiji is an archipelago of over 300 islands in the south-west Pacific about 1,200 miles north of New Zealand. It lies within the tropics at approximately the same latitude as Cairns in Queensland and has a tropical climate with rainfall in all months of the year.

Indigenous Fijians make up just over half of the population, the remainder are mainly descendants of Indians who came over in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century to work on the sugar plantations.

Many of the smaller islands of Fiji are coral atolls, less than half of which are inhabited, but the two main islands of Viti Levu and Vanua Levu are volcanic in origin and make up about 90% of the land area of the whole country.

The interiors of both these larger islands are mountainous and densely forested while the valleys and coastal plains are all heavily cultivated, mostly with sugarcane. In coastal areas plantations of coconut palms are common.

The number of good beaches on both Viti Levu and Vanua Levu is limited by the many reefs and mangroves that line the coasts. However on the smaller islands, particularly Mamanuca and Yasawa to the west of Viti Levu, and Rotuma, nearly 600 kilometres (370 miles) to the north, there are plenty of spectacular white sandy beaches.

The climate of Fiji is typically tropical with fairly constant temperatures year-round. The Southern Hemisphere summer, which runs from November to March, is when Fiji receives most of its rainfall. Rain generally blows in from the south east on the trade winds, and falls most heavily on the windward side of the larger islands.

The capital Suva, on the east of Viti Levu, receives annually almost twice the amount of rainfall as Lautoka where the main airport is located in the west. The northern and western shores of these larger islands also receive more sunshine than the south east, particularly between May and October when there can be significantly more sunshine in the west.

Overall the wettest month is usually March and the driest month is almost always July. Daytime temperatures are warm to hot throughout the year peaking in January and February, and heat and humidity is high between December and April.

Fiji lies within the South Pacific cyclone belt, but cyclones are rare, with only about one coming anywhere close to the islands each year. Earthquakes are however fairly common and are accompanied often by landslides and tsunamis.

Compare Fiji with the UK

Below the Fiji chart shows average maximum daytime temperature for Fiji (Suva) and the UK (London).

Maximum daytime temperature (°C)

Fiji (Suva)
UK (London)
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29
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19
27
15
29
10
29
8
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Metric (°C / mm)  |  Imperial (°F / inches)

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