Toamasina Weather in July

Overview:
1. In July, temperatures of Toamasina (Tamatave) are the lowest all year round, between 20 and 23 degrees Celsius (68 and 73 degrees Fahrenheit) averagely, but the climate is generally warm.
2. Toamasina has about 12 rainy days in this month, making rain gear a must.
3. Both beach activities and urban sightseeing can be enjoyed on days without rain.

Temperature

Toamasina experiences warm weather in July, with average temperatures ranging from a 20°C low to a 23°C high. During the day, people generally feel comfortable, with the highest record temperature of 26°C (79°F). At night, it’s a little cooler and an additional coat will help to keep warm. The sea temperature is also a vital factor to consider when traveling to this coastal city, and it averages around 25°C (77°F) this month, suitable for swimming, snorkeling, and other sea sports.

Rainfall and Humidity

In July, Toamasina receives moderate rainfall and the precipitation averages around 218 mm. There are about 12 rainy days, and the chance of rain per day on average reaches about 39%, so it’s necessary to arrange your tour properly based on weather forecast. Besides, remember to pack rain gear into your luggage. In addition to rainfall and temperature, humidity of Toamasina is further affected by sea, and it’s high about 85% in July.

Wind Speed

The wind speed in Toamasina in July averages about 21 kph (13 miles per hour), and moderate breezes will bring you a sense of coolness in this environment with high temperature and high humidity.

Daytime & Sunshine Hours

Daytime of Toamasina in July begins at around 6:10 the earliest, ends at around 17:30 the latest, and spans between about 11h and 11h20min. During the relatively short daytime, daily duration of sunshine is just about 5.5 hours long on average because of rainfall. Even though, this tropical city still gets strong UV radiation in its sunshine hours, and the UV index is about 6, making it necessary to take sun protection measures.

Is July a Good Time to Visit Toamasina?

July is relatively a good month for visiting Toamasina because the temperatures are pleasantly warm and rainfall is not that much to make road conditions bad or bring uncertainty to tourists’ sightseeing. Therefore, if you check the weather broadcast beforehand and avoid continuous rainy days, you can still enjoy both beach scenery and urban sightseeing in July, 2025.

More tourists tend to travel to Toamasina in time with the lowest rainfall, and July with moderate rainfall is the shoulder season here, when travel cost is lower.

What to Bring for Visiting Toamasina in July

Daily outfits: Long-sleeved shirts and blouses are suitable tops. You can also bring a thin coat for cooler nights. As for pants, choose long and light jeans or sweatpants. Clothes made of quick-dry materials, cotton, or linen are more recommended because they will make you more comfortable in the high-humidity environment. Breathable flats or sneakers are suitable shoes.

Water sports clothing and gear: You need to pack different types of clothing for different water sports. For swimming, swimsuits are enough. For snorkeling, long-sleeved wetsuits and snorkel socks help to prevent sunburn, jellyfish stings, and scratches by hard rocks. After you enjoy the water sport, a quick-dry towel helps wipe your skin so that you won’t catch a cold.

Other requisites: This month has both rainy days and sunny days, making rain gear and sun-protective products both requisites. If you prefer applying a sunscreen, please bring water-proof one.

Best Things to Do in Toamasina in July

1. Admire Sunrise and Relax on Toamasina Beach
On sunny days this month, the most unmissable scenery on Toamasina Beach is the sunrise over the sea, after which you can enjoy some sunbathing. Also, when you stroll on the beach, you can find various recreation facilities, among which man-powered Ferris wheels will offer you a spectacular experience.

2. Visit Time-honored Fort Manda
Fort Manda is an ancient defensive architecture with a history about 100 years long. As a landmark of Toamasina, this dark-grey fort has witnessed how people of Madagascar once protected themselves and fought against slave trade. In the 8-meter-high (26 feet) fort, old trees stand and locals pray for blessings under them. You can also find old cannons here.

Toamasina Street on Sunny Day

3. Take a City Walk in Downtown Toamasina
Downtown Toamasina gathers natural scenery, historic treasures, and a lively atmosphere. Strolling along the avenue in front of the city hall, you will find palm trees on both sides. All these tall trees under the clear sky make up the best photo background for you. Musée VAVITIANA, the local museum, is another place to learn about the history of Madagascar. If you want to taste delicious tropical fruit and experience local hustle and bustle, Bazaar Kely is unmissable.