Best time for travel is from December to March

The climate of Haiti is tropical, humid, and hot all at the same time. The air temperature here fluctuates more during the day than it does from season to season (the average temperature is +25 degrees Fahrenheit). The country's holiday season is disrupted by two rainy seasons: one in April that lasts until the end of June, and the other in September that lasts until the second part of November. Except from June to September, when tropical hurricanes occur here, the entire season is bright and sunny, so it is recommended to arrange a trip to Haiti from December to March.

Rainfall continues to build in April, becoming heavy by May—all while temperatures soar to uncomfortable levels, especially considering the excessive humidity. Haiti is at its warmest from June through August, and while rainfall falls slightly during these months, August and September are peak hurricane season, so be cautious. Hurricanes are more powerful here because of inadequate construction regulations and widespread deforestation, which cause flooding and landslides. The Carnival season lasts several weeks in January and February, with floats, processions, music, and dancing culminating in Mardi Gras.