Around Grande‑Terre and Petite‑Terre: mangroves, volcanic peaks and the vast coral lagoon with sea‑turtle hotspots.

Dry Season (May-November): Perfect weather with low humidity, minimal rainfall (50-150mm monthly), and comfortable temperatures (24-28°C). Peak season with ideal conditions for diving, hiking, and marine activities in world's largest enclosed lagoon.

Shoulder Season (April, December): Good weather with moderate rainfall, fewer crowds, and reasonable prices offering excellent value. Pleasant temperatures with occasional tropical showers, perfect for cultural exploration and water activities.

Wet Season (December-April): Higher humidity, increased rainfall (200-400mm monthly), and cyclone risk requiring flexible planning. Lush tropical landscapes, fewer tourists, but weather-dependent outdoor activities and marine excursions.

Cyclone Season (December-April): Indian Ocean cyclone season with peak activity January-March requiring comprehensive travel insurance and flexible bookings. Modern weather tracking provides advance warning for this remote French territory.

We believe you will enjoy this itinerary best by dedicating between 8 and 12 days. The next step will allow you to adjust the duration of your stay.

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