Best Time to Visit Satara

September to February is Best Season to Visit Satara

Post monsoon and Winter seasons from September to February is the best time to visit Satara to explore the gushing waterfalls and beautiful surroundings. Winter season experiences cool weather and is an ideal time for sightseeing and other outdoor activities. Monsoon season is the best season to visit Kas Pathar. Many people visit Kaas during the rains; however, the plants bloom only in late August to September.

October to December & May to June is Peak Season in Satara

Dussehra and New year time are the peak tourist season in Satara. Dussehra is the busiest season in Satara and attracts a huge number of travelers. New year time also attracts a considerable number of tourists to this region and usually, the hotel prices are very expensive during this season.

Minimum Temperature in Satara

10°C

Maximum Temperature in Satara

41°C

Present Temperature in Satara

Winter Season (November - February):

Usually the city witness the minimum temperature of below 11°C and most of the travelers prefer to visit the region during these months with a drier climate, touring would be a pleasure. Early morning walks to see sunrises and enjoy forested grassy views would be pleasurable. Boating upon the Koyna and Krishna would make for breath-taking views and fill your lungs with fresh air as you take in the surrounding beauty.

Summer Season (March - June):

The temperature during this period varies between 23°C to 41°C. The weather is warm during the day and gets unbearable in the afternoons. The weather is dry and sunny, and there is frequent water shortage due to droughts. Light cotton clothing is recommended.

Monsoon Season (July - September):

The Monsoon and the pre-monsoon period is the best time to visit Satara is the Kaas plateau is awash with a colorful covering of wild flora, very seasonal but a heritage to the world and a unique biodiversity hotspot. Since only 2000 visitors are allowed to enter the Zone per day, a net check-in would be advisable to avoid disappointments.