GARDEN ROUTE WEATHER
The Garden Route has a Mediterranean Maritime climate, with moderately hot summers, and mild to chilly winters. It is one of the richest rainfall areas in South Africa. Most of the rains occurs in the winter months, brought on by the humid sea-winds from the Indian ocean. The Garden Route's temperate weather falls between two climatic regions of summer and winter rainfall so it rains mostly at night which keeps the area perennially green. Spring: You can feel spring in the air by the end of August and into September. October can be quite mixed because just when you think summer has arrived, another cold front moves in. Summer: The months of November to March are warmer, with December to February seeing mid-summer daily temperatures of about 24-30ºC. Autumn: Temperatures start cooling down from about April but it can still be very pleasant until June. Winter: June, July and August are the winter months. The days may be bright and warm, but it gets cold in the evening.
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