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What is the best time to visit Malvan?

Late winters and early summers from January to April are the best time to visit Malvan. The climate is relatively pleasant and not very extreme. Be it for a quick weekend getaway, a glowing vacation or an adventure trip, Malvan has got the answers. With a tropical climate intensified by the ocean close by, Malvan boasts of serene beaches and quaint sightseeing spots. The winter months between October and February are also the best months to visit Malvan. With cold nights and comfortable days, winter promises an unforgettable vacation in this beach town. The monsoon between July and September is the least favourable time to go to Malvan, as the rain impedes outdoor activities. Summertime is the best off-season time to visit Malvan, as you can avail offers and discounts on accommodation and still have a good time sightseeing and indulging in adventure sports.

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Month	High/Low (°C)	Rain
January	30°/ 21°	0 days
February	31°/ 22°	0 days
March	31°/ 23°	0 days
April	33°/ 25°	0 days
May	33°/ 26°	0 days
June	30°/ 26°	22 days
July	28°/ 25°	31 days
August	29°/ 25°	29 days
September	29°/ 25°	25 days
October	31°/ 25°	23 days
November	32°/ 24°	4 days
December	32°/ 24°	0 days

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Malvan in Winter (October - February)

With temperatures ranging between 16°C and 28°C, winter is the most popular time to visit this coastal town. The days are charming and pleasant, and nights are comfortably cool. With an average ocean temperature of 24°C, swimming and other water sports are enjoyable in the winter at Malvan. The weather is mild; the sky is clear with cottony clouds and visibility is ideal.

Sightseeing is most agreeable in the winter, and pollution is minimal as well. Humidity is low, which guarantees sweat-free days. Visibility in the water is perfect for snorkelling and scuba diving. Sightseeing in Malvan is incomplete without visiting the Sindhudurg Fort. Built by the Marathas, the Fort has seen centuries of wars and history, with visits by Chatrapati Shivaji, a revered Maratha king. Sprawled over a vast forty-eight acres, the fort houses astounding gardens, natural springs, towering columns and intricate architecture. Hire a guide to understand the nuances of the Fort, and take a walk down memory lane! Water sports are a famous attraction at Malvan.

Scuba diving in the clear Arabian Sea is popular with domestic and international tourists alike. Explore the deep blue sea as you dive from the Sindhudurg Fort diving spot, and marvel at the beauty of the spectacular corals on display. You can spot indigenous fish varieties too. You can opt for snorkelling also, and go night diving as well. Make sure you verify the credentials of your instructors and choose PADI-certified guides to make your vacation safer. You can rent out diving equipment. Opt for a boat ride to the Fort, so you catch the enchanting sunset as well. Parasailing is another adrenaline-fuelled activity at Malvan. Get a birds’ eye view of the coast as you soar like an eagle over the turquoise waters! You can opt to take a solo flight or a tandem ride. You can take up a short-term course too!

Winter marks the festive season at Malvan. Diwali, the Hindu festival of light, is heralded with pomp and joy by the residents of Malvan. Every house is lit with traditional lamps, and firework shows are held in the evening. The New Year festivities in the region are a joy to behold – spend the night partying by the ocean or wake up to the New Year with the calm breeze melting your worries away! Makar Sankranti is a harvest festival celebrated in January. The Konkani custom of dressing up in traditional attire is upheld even today, so you can hope to see the women clad in stunning silks and intricate patterns. Houses are decorated with colourful Rangoli patterns, and community events are held.

Malvan in Monsoon (July - September)

The southwest monsoon hits Malvan by the end of June. The coast experiences heavy rainfall, and the showers are torrential. The region gets an average of 3000 mm of rain a year. It is challenging to go sightseeing during this time, and you may be confined to your room most of the time. August and September are the wettest months of the year, making them the least favourable months to visit Malvan. You can still visit the region in the first half of July and escape the brunt of the rains. Prices are at their cheapest at this time of the year. Remember to carry an umbrella and other rainwear if you plan to visit Malvan in the monsoon. Take along bug repellent creams as well. Keep in mind that you can expect showers for 20-25 days of the month. The Ganesh Chaturthi festival celebrated in August-September brings the locals together as they hail the birth of the Elephant-faced God of new beginnings.

Malvan in Summer (March - June)

With temperatures ranging between 27°C and 38°C, the summer can get sweltering at Malvan. Although the proximity to the coast makes the weather definitively more pleasant than areas inland, the afternoons are humid and balmy. The mornings and evenings are delightful, with a cool sea breeze soothing your soul. The sky is clear, visibility is great, and the currents are not very strong either. You may experience occasional isolated showers as well. Wear light linens and cotton to beat the heat, and carry a bottle of water as you go sightseeing to stay hydrated.

This is the best off-season time to visit Malvan as you can sightsee in peace, and book hotels and travel at cheaper rates. Holi is an eclectic festival celebrated by the locals in March-April. While the rest of the country celebrates this event by throwing colours at each other, the residents of Malvan hold a uniquely Konkani event where effigies of the demon Holika are burnt, and prayers are offered. This is followed by the traditional colour festival, which is sure to bring in a riot of hues! This cultural extravaganza provides a unique insight into the endemic Konkani culture of the coast. Do not miss the local delicacies served during the festival of Holi! The Malvani Khaja is a famous sweetmeat that is sure to leave you longing for more. Local Konkani preparations with coconut, fish and rice are mouthwatering and satisfying!