Morondava Weather in July
Season: Dry Season; Winter
In Short: warm daytime and cool nighttime, dry
People Hiking in Bemaraha National Park
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On average, there is 3 mm of rainfall and 2 rainy days. Therefore, your visit would seldom be influenced by rainfall. Daylight hours are about 11 from about 06:37 to 17:39, and the sunshine hours are still 9 hours. Plenty of sunlight creates good conditions for you to go to the beach. It is worth noting that the humidity this month is at its lowest level of the year, averaging 62%, so it is advisable to drink water frequently.
Cool and sunny weather makes Morondava popular in July. Besides, this month is the summer vacation of many countries in the northern hemisphere, so a large number of tourists flock to Morondava. Therefore, if you plan to travel to Morondava in July, make sure to book your hotel and flights tickets in advance to ensure a smooth trip.
See also: Madagascar Weather in July
What to Pack for Morondava Trip in July
Clothes: This month, it is necessary for you to bring thin jackets or long-sleeved shirts for mornings and evenings when the temperature is not very high. Besides, thin pants and half-sleeved shirts are recommended for boys; and long dresses for girls.
Jackets and pants suitable for outdoor sports and bathing suits should also be brought, as there is a high probability that you will go to national parks or reserves to see wildlife and go to the beaches to enjoy the sunshine.
Shoes: Take the overall warm and sunny climate of Morondava in July into consideration, thin and breathable shoes are recommended. In specific, slippers and sandals should be prepared for beaches, while hiking shoes are needed in the forests or reserves.
Other items: You are recommended to bring sunscreen and sunglasses to cope with the still a little strong UV rays. The roads of Morondava may be dusty in July, when the rainfall is low, therefore, you may need masks on the way to various attractions, especially those with rhinitis.
Where to Visit in Morondava in July
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1. Kirindy Mitea National Park
The highlight of a trip to Madagascar is seeing the special wildlife that you can’t see anywhere else. In July, when Morondava has favorable temperature and a little rain, you are recommended to visit Kirindy Mitea National Park, which is home to several species of lemurs, chameleons, and fossas that only can be seen here. If you want to see more animals, you are advised to book a cabin to stay one night in the forest. You can take a night safari to see nocturnal animals such as Madame Berthe’s mouse lemurs.
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Lemur of Kirindy Mitea National Park
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2. Avenue of the Baobabs
The most famous attraction in Morondava is of course the Avenue of the Baobabs, which you should never miss. You can see more than 300 baobabs on the 260-meter (853-foot) long Avenue of Baobabs. The most stunning view of the Avenue is the romantic sunset, and the dry season is the best time to see it. At that time, the golden sun gradually sinks behind the more than 30 meters tall (98 feet) baobab trees. You can sit on the ground and enjoy the beauty and peace of the moment.
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Avenue of the Baobabs
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3. Betania Village
In addition to watching animals, it is also recommended that you go into the small fishing village of Morondava to experience the life of the local fishermen. In July, when the climate of Morondava is sunny, you can see this scene almost every day: in the middle of the night when it is cooler, the men go out to fish, and in the early morning, they return with the harvest; then, in the afternoon, the women put the fish in plastic basins or buckets on their heads and bring them to the bazaar for selling. Other than that, you will see local children playing water and soccer on the beach, and adults singing and dancing in their spare time.|
Local People of Betania Village
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Other Recommendation
If you are planning to come to Morondava in July 2025, it is recommended that you try the local horse dung sea urchins and purple sea urchins, which are fat and tasty at this time.
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