The weather that you can expect for your holiday at Mission Beach will be something that replicates the most perfect postcard. For pretty much most of the year the skies are blue and the sun is always shinning making it the opportune time to get out and about and enjoy the many spoils that this seaside town boasts.

With summer temperatures reaching around the high 20’s and something climbing to the low 30’s the best way to spend these kinds of days in by the beach is swimming in the blue azure waters to cool off. There are sometimes scattered showers but really only to cool things off as temperatures can get quiet hot.

The winter season really never feels like winter at all with temperatures sitting at approximately the mid 20’s in the peak of the day. Come nightfall temperatures will drop to a very comfortable 20-22 degrees creating the perfect atmosphere for alfresco dining and enjoying the array of night activities that you can do while you are here.

Spring and Autumn are pretty much the same with comfortable temperatures both during the day and during the night so no matter what time of year you are planning to visit Mission Beach you can rest assure that you can in for one fantastic holiday that exceeds all of your expectations as the weather will beacon you outdoors to go exploring this pristine wilderness.

Being in the tropics, Mission Beach has a monsoonal or "Wet Season" from January to May when most of the 3000mm of rain per year falls. A time that is both hot and wet! The "Dry Season", in particular June to September is much like a northern hemisphere summer with warm sunny days and cool nights.

The perfect water temperatures throughout the year make it great for all water sports especially for those who are travelling to Mission Beach for the spectacular diving and snorkelling that you can experience just off shore. The Great Barrier Reef lies just off the coastline and with many tours and charters travelling out every day you can dive in crystal clear waters where the visibility is always fantastic.

The rainforests brings a cooling change, with the thick dense cover of the tree tops and gentle breezes you can easily escape the hot weather in here. So why don’t you organise to do a rainforest walk or guided walk to discover the array of flora and fauna in the area. With the mysterious Cassowary being spotted you might get your glimpse at this fascinating creature.

During the months of November through to the end of February there is sometimes the threat of cyclones in the area. This being the main cyclone season for far north Queensland it is always good to make sure that you plan ahead. Most cyclones in the area never hit land and always end up going out to sea, but always keep an eye on the weather report if you are travelling between these times.

If you would like to know more about the weather for your next holiday to beautiful Mission Beach in far north Queensland, then give us a call and we can assist you with any questions that you may have.