Toamasina Weather in June

Key points:
1. Weather of Toamasina (Tamatave) in June is pleasantly warm, suitable for traveling here.
2. There are averagely 11 rainy days and the chance of rain is 37%, so rain gear is a must.
3. On the basic of good arrangements, tourists can still enjoy beach scenery, explore islands nearby, and view animals.

Temperature

Average temperatures of Toamasina in June approximately range from 22 to 25 degrees Celsius (72 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit), and the sea temperature is about 26°C on average, so the climate is pleasantly warm for sightseeing and also suitable for enjoying beach activities and sea sports on rainless days.

There are no extremely hot days in this month, with the highest record temperature of 28°C (82°F), and accordingly tourists don’t need to worry about heatstroke. When night falls, the temperature is not too low, still over 20°C (68°F) generally, so the weather won’t be cold. But there may be exceptions. In history, the lowest record temperature was only 16°C (61°F). Therefore, if you plan to visit Toamasina in June, 2025, it’s suggested to check weather broadcast in advance, and decide whether to bring more clothes to keep warm or not.

Rainfall

The climate of Toamasina in June is relatively rainy with about 197 mm of precipitation from around 11 rainy days, and the chance of rain on average is about 37%. So it’s suggested to bring rain gear in case of sudden rain. Besides, rainfall this month plus warm temperatures lead to high humidity of about 86%, and tourists can use a handheld fan or wet tissue to feel better in the muggy weather.

Daylight and Sunshine Hours

In June, Toamasina experiences daytime between about 11h and 11h5min long, which is shortest throughout the year but still enough for day time sightseeing. The sun rises at about 6:05 the earliest and sets at about 17:20 the latest. Relatively short daytime together with rainfall jointly make daily sunshine hours as short as 5.5 hours on average. Even though, this tropical city receives strong sunlight insolation in this period, with a UV index of 6, and you need prevent your skin from sunburn and avoid outdoor activities at sunny noon.

Why Visit Toamasina in June

There are three reasons why visit Toamasina in June: Firstly, temperatures are generally moderate all month round, suitable for making a tour. Secondly, rainfall this month is relatively low compared with the other months between January and May, so if you make proper arrangements, you can still have a good trip here. Thirdly, the peak season with less rainfall hasn’t begun, and it’s likely you can enjoy an uncrowded tour at lower expenses this month.

What to Bring for Visiting Toamasina in June

Tops: A long-sleeved shirt or a blouse is recommended for visiting Toamasina in June. At hotter noon, you can change your top to a short-sleeved shirt. As for dawn and dusk, a thin coat or a thin knit sweater may be needed.

Bottoms: Thin and long sweatpants or jeans are recommended.

Shoes: Anti-slippery and breathable sneakers or flats are enough for sightseeing. In addition, to make you more comfortable on the beach, you can also bring a pair of water shoes which are better than sandals or slippers in preventing coarse sands from rubbing your skin.

Others: Rain gear is a must, and you can bring a foldable umbrella or a raincoat. Besides, to prevent sunburn in sunshine hours, it’s necessary to bring high-SPF sunscreen or a sun-protective jacket with a wide-brimmed hat.

Best Things to Do in Toamasina in June

Beautiful Coral in Toamasina

1. Enjoy Beach Scenery and Snorkel in Foulpointe
Beach scenery in Toamasina cannot be missed on sunny days, and one of the most popular beaches there is Foulpointe where tourists can enjoy bright sunshine, fine sands, and turquoise sea water. Besides, on rainless days, it’s suitable to swim, snorkel, and play beach golf.

Tip: If you plan to snorkel, you need to bring your own snorkeling gear including long-sleeved snorkeling outfits and snorkeling socks to prevent sunburn and also avoid scratches by marine plants.

2. One-day Trip to Nosy Alanana
Off the coastline of Toamasina lies island Nosy Alanana with the highest lighthouse in Africa. On warm days without rain, it’s perfect to take a boat to visit it. After you take more than 300 steps up to the top of the lighthouse, you will get a panoramic view of the island and gentle breezes will bring you a sense of coolness.

Tip: No restaurant can be found on the island, so you need to bring your own food and drinking water for your day trip.

3. Closely View Madagascar’s Endemic Animals in Zoo Parc Ivoloina
On sunny or cloudy days, in addition to enjoying beach and island scenery, you can also view Madagascar’s endemic lemurs and chameleons in the zoo Parc Ivoloina. This place further gathers waterfalls, lakes, and exotic plants. Brilliant sunshine makes all these more attractive and the zoo also becomes a photo spot. In June, it’s not cold in the evening, so a night safari is also worth a try.

Tip: You can have your meal in the restaurant here, or have a picnic by the lakeside if it doesn’t rain.