What's the weather like in Boracay in September
The beginning of fall brings at least a temporary dip in the amount of rain seen in Boracay as well as continued steady temperatures both on land and in the sea. September is still considered the off-season thanks to the threat of typhoons, so this remains a great time of the year to try and score a deal on travel to the island.
Temperature
The average afternoon highs and overnight lows continue to vary just slightly from month to month, but the difference is hardly perceptible. This means that visitors can continue to pack plenty of lightweight clothing that allows them to be comfortable in the heat and humidity of the island. The average daily temperature this time of the year is a mild 28°C (82°F). This temperature is found by taking the average between the high and the low. The average low temperature for the first month of fall is similar to the previous month at 25°C (77°F). The average afternoon high is slightly warmer than the month before despite shorter days with a temperature that reaches a warm 31°C (88°F). The warm temperatures allow for visitors to take part in any outdoor activity offered in the region.
Rainfall
Rain chances and amounts are still high with an average of 126mm falling over the course of the month. That rain will fall over an average of 19 days of the month.
Sunshine Hours
Despite the rain, the region continues to receive plenty of sun on a daily basis with an average of 6 hours of sunshine per day.
Sea Temperature
Once again, the sea surface temperatures remain nearly identical to the previous months. The average temperature for this time of the year is a warm 29°C (84°F). Visitors are able to take advantage of kite surfing, snorkeling and scuba diving with these warm conditions during the month.
Take a look at the weather forecast to help plan your trip to Boracay.
Boracay Hotels in September
Those taking a vacation to Boracay in September will find that the Boracay Beach Club is an excellent choice. Located steps away from White Beach, this 30-room resort has been recognized by major publications as one of the best resorts in the region. It features a swimming pool, indoor restaurant, roof deck and a beachfront lounge. This family-owned and operated hotel also offers in-room massage services as well as good rates for daytime excursions and other water sports.
The Boracay Uptown Resort is also another great choice for couples and for families looking for full amenities at a great price. This hotel offers beachfront rooms along sandy shores and plenty of activities including swimming in the infinity pool, snorkeling, surfing and more. Of course, guests may also choose to relax and the nearby beach. The hotels offers free WiFi, a bar and lounge and numerous restaurants that are on-site.
The luxurious Henann Garden Resort is the perfect spot for couples and families who are looking for accommodations that are second to none. All 273 guest rooms feature modern touches and amenities as well as direct private access to the beach, four massive swimming pools, gym and fitness center, transportation to and from the resort and WiFi access. There are also numerous on-site restaurants and bars making this resort truly all-inclusive.
Boracay Beaches for September
Located on the southern end of Boracay Island is Manoc Manoc Beach. Here, visitors can look out and see the village of Caticlan across the channel on the northern part of Panay Island. This is a great spot for wind surfing or kitesurfing as the winds are strong throughout the year. However, visitors should be aware of the strong current that flows just offshore. Water temperatures this time of the year are a mild 29°C (84°F) making September a great time to visit the beaches of the island.
Bars and Restaurants
Things to do in Boracay in September
If visitors get tired of the beach and shopping, then heading to higher ground is always an option. Mount Luho is the tallest point on the island of Boracay and September is a perfect time to visit. Even being the highest elevation, temperatures remain nearly as warm as the 31°C (88°F) that is experienced near sea level for this time of the year. The hike up the mountain can be very steep so it is a good idea for visitors to bring with them some extra water and sunscreen. Other ways to get up the side include ATV's, but it is wise to make sure the price is fair before hopping aboard. The views at the top are spectacular and well worth the trip as vacationers can see the entire mountain from that vantage point. One fly in the ointment, however, is that it can get rather crowded at sunset.
