What's the temperature in Mauritius?
Mauritius has a subtropical maritime climate, which is divided into summer and winter all year round. November to April of the following year is summer. At this time, the temperature of seawater is relatively high, about 27℃, the temperature in the coastal area is 27℃, and the temperature in the central plateau is slightly lower, at 22℃. It is winter from May to October every year. The average temperature in the coastal areas is higher, at 24℃, and it is slightly lower in the central plateau, at 19℃. At this time, the seawater temperature is about 22℃.
the climate is warm all year round. Relatively speaking, from June to November every year, the climate here is cooler and less rainy, which is the best travel time, while from January to March, Mauritius is rainy and sometimes there are tornadoes, and the climate is hot and humid. Extended information
Mauritius includes the island and the dependent islands such as Rodrigues, Saint Bran Islands, agalega islands, Chagos Archipelago (now under British jurisdiction) and Tromland Island (now under French jurisdiction). It is about 8 kilometers from Madagascar in the west, 1,8 kilometers from Mombasa Port in Kenya, 16 kilometers from Reunion in the south and 4,827 kilometers from Australia in the east. The coastline is 217 kilometers long. It covers an area of 2,4 square kilometers (including the island area of 175 square kilometers).
Mauritius is an island country in eastern Africa, located in the southwest of the Indian Ocean, about 8 kilometers away from Madagascar and 2,2 kilometers away from the African continent. As a volcanic island country, Mauritius is surrounded by coral reefs, with various landforms, narrow plains along the coast, plateau mountains in the middle, many mountains and isolated peaks. The whole territory consists of mauritius island and other small islands. After the colonial rule of the Netherlands, France and Britain, it gained independence from the British colony on March 12, 1968. There are also many Chinese on the island.
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