Thanks to its location, Auckland boasts an enviable climate, which is classified as subtropical by the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA).

Under the Köppen climate classification, Auckland falls under the oceanic climate category. The city experiences warm, humid summers and mild, damp winters, making it an all year-round destination for travelers.

Apart from the summer and winter seasons, Auckland enjoys a beautiful spring with lush greenery and colorful flowers blooming all around.

The average daily maximum temperature in February is a pleasant 23.7 °C, making it the perfect time to hit the beaches and soak up some sun.

On the other hand, July, the coldest month, has an average daily maximum temperature of 14.7°C, which is still quite bearable for those not fond of extreme winters.

With the subtropical climate, Auckland is the warmest main centre of New Zealand, making it an ideal destination for beach lovers and sun seekers.

The city has recorded a maximum temperature of 34.4°C on 12 February 2009, while the lowest temperature recorded is −3.9°C. However, there is an unofficial low of −5.7°C recorded at Riverhead Forest in June 1936.

Auckland’s tropical climate throughout the year is perfect for outdoor activities, making it a great place to visit anytime.