French Polynesia Weather and Resorts in February
The wet season continues into February, running from January to April. However, the rainy season does have its advantages – the resorts are quieter and it’s easier to find lower rates.
Are there any events in French Polynesia in February?
Taking place in January or February each year is the vibrant celebrations of Chinese New Year, with lively parades, music, and dancing adding to the cultural festivities of the region.
Check out our blog post, The Benefits of Visiting The Islands of Tahiti in the Low-Season, to see why we still think this country is definitely worth visiting out of season.
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What’s the weather like in the French Polynesia in February?
Despite it being during the rainy season, French Polynesia is fairly warm during February. French Polynesia in February experiences warm temperatures with an average maximum daytime temperature of 26.9°C (80.42°F) and a minimum temperature of around 20.7°C (69.26°F) in the evenings.
Being the rainy season during this time, there is an average precipitation of 244mm (9.6 inches) and around 19 rainy days. Despite the heavy rainfall, there are still plenty of sunny days, with 199 hours of sun throughout the month.
Humidity is moderately high during February, with an average humidity level of 78%. It’s an excellent month for swimming as the sea temperatures are warm, at around 28.3°C on average.
What’s the best resort in French Polynesia in February?
Visiting French Polynesia in February, you’ll want to make sure you’re in a hotel that you won’t mind having to relax in while waiting for showers of rain to clear. There’s still lots of sunshine during February, so it’s best to find a hotel where you can make the most of the sunshine when you can, with easy access to the ocean. So make your reservations now and start planning your peaceful February trip to French Polynesia.
Indulge in the ultimate luxury at the Conrad Bora Bora Nui. Nestled in a secluded cove on Motu To’opua, these exquisite accommodations offer stunning views of the world-famous lagoon. With the majestic Mount Otemanu as a backdrop, pristine white sand beaches, and crystal-clear turquoise waters, this resort provides a haven of tranquility and beauty. Immerse yourself in a range of dining options and resort activities, and explore the longest stretch of white sand beach in Bora Bora. Experience unforgettable sunsets, encounter diverse marine life, participate in daily cultural activities, and even venture to the resort’s private islet, Motu Tapu.
