Mauritius Weather Today: October 27 Forecast, Temperatures and Sea Safety

Planning your day in Mauritius? Here’s the latest on Mauritius weather today, with clear details from the Mauritius Meteorological Services so you know what to expect, whether you’re heading out for a beach picnic or a drive through the central plateau.

Key details: Mauritius weather today

• Date of forecast: Tuesday, October 27, 2026
• General weather: Fair this morning and afternoon. Some areas, especially the coasts, may be cloudy at times.
• Maximum temperature: 23-25°C over the central plateau; 27-30°C on the coast
• Minimum temperature (overnight): 16-18°C on the highgrounds; 20-22°C elsewhere
• Winds: East-southeast at 15 km/h
• Sea conditions: Rough beyond the reefs, southwesterly swells around 2.5m, improving in the afternoon. Ventures in the open sea are not advised this morning.
• Tides: High tide at 01:11 and 12:50; Low tide at 07:06 and 19:25
• Sunrise: 05:31 | Sunset: 18:16
• Reported at: 04:30, Mauritius Meteorological Services

Today’s Mauritius Weather: What’s Happening Now

This late October day brings fair skies over most of the island, typical for the tail end of the Mauritian winter (May to October) when the climate is milder and dry. Morning and afternoon will be mostly fine, though you might notice some cloudier moments, especially along the coasts.

Expect maximum temperatures between 23 and 25°C (73-77°F) up in the central plateau regions such as Vacoas and Curepipe, while the coastal zones including Flic en Flac, Grand Baie or Belle Mare will see a warmer 27 to 30°C (81-86°F). If you’re staying at higher altitude hotels or guesthouses, keep in mind evenings and nights can dip to 16-18°C, bring a light jumper or jacket if you plan to be out late.

Sea Conditions and Safety

The southeast trade winds, lighter than in peak winter but still present, will blow around 15 km/h. For those thinking of a sea trip, take note: the sea is described as rough beyond the outer reefs, with southwesterly swells reaching around 2.5 metres. The Meteorological Services specifically advise against open sea ventures this morning; conditions will improve later in the day but caution remains wise for any water-based activities today.

For families and snorkelers sticking to lagoons, the inner reefs typically provide shelter from these swells, but always check local lifeguards or boat operators before swimming, especially if you’re on the south or west coasts, where the ocean can turn quickly. As usual, avoid venturing onto isolated rocks or boat rides outside the reef until the afternoon.

Other Practical Info: Tide Times and Sunrise/Sunset

Today’s high tides are shortly after midnight (01:11) and around lunchtime (12:50), with low tides at 07:06 and in the evening (19:25). These are helpful to keep in mind if you’re planning a beach walk, coastal cycling, or hoping for the best pools for swimming with kids. Sunrise was at 05:31 and sunset at 18:16, so there’s a good long stretch of daylight to enjoy Mauritian life outdoors.

Tips for Travellers: Making the Most of Mauritian Weather

October is a pleasant time to visit Mauritius. The island is steadily warming up as we approach the hot, wetter months from November to April, but for now humidity is moderate and rain is still scarce. You’ll notice that evenings can feel cool, especially inland. My advice: pack a sunhat and sunscreen for the coast, but keep an extra layer handy for central towns and uplands after dark.

If you want to explore more about Mauritius, including special events and top sightseeing, check out our feature on L’Aventure du Sucre’s Jeanne Barret exhibition in Pamplemousses or see what’s new with airlines in Emirates Airbus A350 Debuts on Dubai to Mauritius Route from November 1.

For further weather updates, the official Mauritius Meteorological Services site posts daily bulletins in English, French, and Creole.

Source: Editor + metservice.intnet.mu

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