Year heatmap
One city, twelve months: how the weather rates, how crowded and expensive it gets, and what is on. Tap a month to see what each cell is based on.
Was this useful?
Abidjan across the year
Best-looking months for Abidjan: Jan, Feb, Dec. Rated avoid: May, Jun.
- JanGreatMediumHigh1 event
- FebGreatMediumMedium2 events
- MarGoodMediumMedium3 events
- AprMixedMediumMedium4 events
- MayAvoidLowLow2 events
- JunAvoidLowLow2 events
- JulMixedLowLow1 event
- AugMixedMediumMedium1 event
- SepMixedLowLowNone listed
- OctMixedLowLowNone listed
- NovMixedLowMedium1 event
- DecGreatHighHigh2 events
Green is good news, amber needs planning, red is a month to avoid. A dashed grey cell with a question mark means our data does not say: it is left unknown, never filled in. Crowd and price levels come from the country's month table, so they are the same for every city in it.
March in Abidjan
Typical highs 32°C (90°F)90°F (32°C), lows 25°C (77°F)77°F (25°C), rain on about 9 days.
- WeatherGood
- Hot and humid; first rains late in the month. Typical highs around 32 °C, lows around 25 °C, rain on about 9 days.Based on: Voykit month rating for Abidjan
- CrowdsMedium
- Medium crowd level: Côte d'Ivoire overall. Hot and humid; MASA arts market in even years (check).Based on: Côte d'Ivoire overall month table, not a city measurement
- PricesMedium
- Medium price level: Côte d'Ivoire overall.Based on: Côte d'Ivoire overall month table, not a city measurement
- Events3 events
- 3 listed, 1 with a big effect on crowds and closures: Islamic New Year and related observances; Festival of masks (Fêtes des masques, regional); Easter Monday and Paquinou.Based on: Festival and holiday lists
What is on
- Islamic New Year and related observances (Islamic calendar, moves yearly)checkQuiet, respectful observance; little effect on sightseeing.
- Festival of masks (Fêtes des masques, regional) (Feb–Mar)Mostly celebrated west of Abidjan (Man region); some cultural events reach the city's museums.
- Easter Monday and Paquinou (Mar–Apr (moves yearly))Baoulé families return to villages; Abidjan empties and roads fill.