Known for its beaches and claim to the title, 'the driest continent on Earth', Australia is actually divided in climate. In the north, the seasons are typically wet and dry. In the south, they are similar to, but opposite Europe and the United States, making April weather idyllic throughout the country. While one third of Australia is tropical due to the Tropic of Capricorn, few storms occur in the spring. In the north, the dry season begins in April and continues through August. Southern Australia experiences its warmest conditions December through May. Therefore, April is the perfect month to experience a temperate climate in this beautiful location.
An island of colorful rain forests, vast beaches, rolling mountains and fascinating culture, Jamaica is a tempting destination any time of the year. April is equally agreeable. Part of the Caribbean islands, Jamaica enjoys a pleasant average April temperature of between 74 and 85 degrees and an average rainfall of 2.5 inches. Year round and island wide, the temperature typically only fluctuates by ten degrees. The mountain range is the only area that experiences considerable cold.
A year-round tourist hot spot, Hawaii is rich with culture and alive with both U.S. and native history. Hawaii also offers lush greenery, white beaches and temperate weather. Mountains, deserts, rain forests and beaches are present on all of the seven islands. In the lowlands, temperatures range from 70 to 80 degrees, while the mountain areas vary between 40 and 60 degrees. The winter and summer seasons typically only fluctuate by about four degrees.
April is the most popular month of the year for travel to Costa Rica. This means that it isn't the most economical or convenient time to visit, as accommodations can be hard to come by. April is in the heart of the dry season, making it sunny and warm. The beach areas often experience highs from 70 to 85 degrees and lows from 60 to 75 degrees. The mountain regions, depending on elevation, can be five to 30 degrees cooler.
A subtropical destination and surrounded by ocean on three sides, South Africa has year-round temperate weather. This makes the entire country popular for travel. While summer (October to February) crowds the beaches, South Africa, famous for sunshine, lays claim to some of its best conditions during the fall (February to April). Little rain typical accumulates during this period and the weather is neither too hot nor too cold. Cape Town is especially idyllic during this month, with warm days and evenings still warm enough sometimes for outdoor dining. .
