Climate
Okay, yes it rains sometimes, but you get that in a subtropical climate, and that rain helps beautiful fruit and produce to grow.
We don’t do snow or sub-zero temperatures, so you won’t need to pack your full-length winter coat.
Summer: December to February
Northland enjoys a subtropical climate.
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Northland in summer: golden beaches fringed by pohutukawa trees, warm sunshine and happy,relaxed holiday makers. Feast on plump seafood, fresh summer fruits and Northland’s fine wines.
Average daily temperature: High 24C 75F Low 14C 57F
Autumn: March to May
The arrival of autumn in the subtropical north is more subtle than in other parts of New Zealand. The warmth of summer lingers although evenings approach a little earlier and can get a little cooler.
Average daily temperature: High 21C 70F Low 11C 52F
Winter: June to August
As a winter destination Northland offers more than you might think – apart from being so much warmer than the rest of the country, it’s a wonderful place to explore and experience anytime of the year.
Average daily temperature: High 16C 61F Low 7C 45F
Spring: September to November
Spring in subtropical Northland brings life to the senses - fragrant early blooms, the song of native birdlife, exotic tastes of fresh fruits and seafood and the warming sun on your skin.
Average daily temperature: High 19C 66F Low 10C 55F
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