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Hoi An guide book - When to visit.

Hoi An is a year round destination. The tropical climate is made up of two seasons .

Dry Season

Dry season starts in February right through until June when the temperature heats up into the 90’s and we start to experience sporadic tropical rainstorms, a spectacle of lightning and monsoon rain, over almost as soon as they start, lending a break from the humid heat.

Wet Season

Monsoon season kicks off in September with increasingly frequent tropical downpours leading up to the typhoon season in Oct/Nov a period of which sees the flooding of Hoi An town, as the rivers rise and spill over the banks the town can only be traversed by boat.

Temperatures

June/July – Beach Lovers and bargain hunters!

Hoi An experiences temperatures well into the 90’s during June and July, the humidity can be quite high, beach lovers will be rewarded with light ocean breezes and plenty of shady spots to relax. As the sunsets venture into town and enjoy the relatively quiet streets of Hoi An in low season.

Oct/Nov – Adventurers and photographers

Typhoon season. Temperatures average 70 degrees, the storms and flooding that hit Hoi An give visitors a completely different outlook as the locals roll up their sleeves (and trousers) and work together transporting food supplies and those that have been stranded by narrow boat through the town.

Feb-May – Everyone!

Spring!  Temperatures  in the 70’s-80’s and the beginning of the dry season. Spring in Hoi An is a beautiful (but busy) time to visit. With the heady perfume of the Frangipani flowers scenting the air, the surrounding rice paddies a dazzling, lush green, Hoi An bursts into exuberant, colourful flower.

Full Moon Festival

On the 14^th day of every Lunar calendar month Hoi An at it’s most romantic turns off all it lights, steps back in time and celebrates the Full Moon. Streets lit by candle and lantern, traditional games, poetry and song fill the lanes with memories from a bygone era.