Andasibe Weather in September
Season: Dry Season
In Short: moderate temperature, a little rainfall, big temperature difference during day and night
September is one of the driest months in Andasibe with the rainfall of only about 14 mm on average. And there are about 6 rainy days. Temperature in this month remains moderate, ranging from 11-25°C (51.8-77°F). Most of the time, you will feel comfortable. However, when the night falls, temperature drops a lot, which can be cold. Daytime duration prolongs to 12 hours or so. The sun usually rises at approximately 5:37 and falls at around 17:37.
As a whole, the low rainfall and mild weather makes September a perfect time to visit Andasibe.
See also: Madagascar Weather in September
Busy Local Marcet of Andasibe
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Advantages of Going to Andasibe in September:
1. September has a dry climate, when the road conditions are much better than in rainy season.2. September receives fewer tourists than the neighboring months of July and August, which means travel costs get lower and you seldom meet crowds.
3. It’s the month adult lemurs give birth to babies, so the best time to see baby lemurs.
What to Wear & Take to Visit Andasibe in September:
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Clothes: You need a high-quality hiking suit to deal with long-time walking in the muggy rainforests. Quick-dry long-sleeved tops and long cuffed pants are the best, which protect you from bites of insects. For shoes, high ankle hiking footwear is reliable and more comfortable than others in the wild rainforest. Also, wear cotton socks to help absorb sweat. What’s more, while you’re out of the rainforests, wearing a short-sleeve T-shirt is also fine. Other essentials: 1. Sun hat or cap
2. Mosquito spray and mentholated cream
3. Raincoat
What to Do in Andasibe in September, 2025:
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1. Look for Baby Lemurs in Andasibe Rainforests
Walking into any reserves or national parks in September in Andaisbe, you have a great chance to see mother lemurs with their babies jumping among the dense branches. New-born baby lemurs are covered with thin fluff and grasp their mothers tightly. They may look at you with their bright and big eyes. It’s OK to observe them from a distance. However, it can be dangerous to come too close to them because lemurs with new-born babies can be very protective and vigilant.
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Lemurs in Andasibe Rainforests
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2. Visit Vakona Reserve
It owns the famous Lemur Island and Crocodile Valley. Visitors are allowed to get close to lemurs and feed them with fruit on the island. You can see the fiercest kind of crocodile, the Nile croc, living in Crocodile Valley. This is a totally different experience.
Vakona Forest Lodge owns 28 bungalows scattered in the central part of Andasibe rainforests. Rooms are all decorated with fine facilities. After rainforest exploration, stay one night in the room surrounded by dense rainforest can be a unique experience, too.
3. Go on a Night Safari in the Rainforests of Andasibe
At night, you will have chances to encounter some wild animals different from those in the daytime including chameleons, lemurs and frogs. In dry September with better road condition, it is much safer to do so than in the rainy season with muddy road. Remember to bring a head light with you and keep up with your guide.
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Rainforest of Andasibe
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