Evans Head Weather Guide

The best months for a trip to Evans Head are in the shoulder seasons of autumn and spring. You'll avoid a lot of the humidity, crowds and busy periods, especially the additional tourists that head south from other popular spots like Byron Bay, Brunswick Heads and Lennox Head.

In the warmer months, yes, Evans Head can get quite humid. But don't let that stop you from planning a trip! If humidity isn't your thing, take advantage of the cooler weather in winter. August, in particular, is the least humid month, and perfect for exploring this stunning part of Australia's east coast.

It can be, especially if you like getting out and about during the day. It does get a little chilly overnight, but the days are typically filled with cloudless skies and sunshine. And if you visit outside of school holidays, you can avoid the crowds that migrate north from Victoria and Tasmania to escape the southern chill.