The Pacific cyclone season runs from 1 November until 30 April.

New Zealanders travelling to the Pacific are encouraged to register their details with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Travellers who register can be warned if a major cyclone approaches and given advice on precautions to take.

If you are in an area affected by a cyclone, you should follow the advice of the local authorities at all times (including any evacuation orders) and seek suitable shelter. New Zealanders should follow the guidance of accommodation management. It is generally considered sensible practice not to venture outdoors during a cyclone and remain well away from the sea and rivers. We recommend that you stay informed of developments by monitoring local news and weather reports. Please also ensure that you keep your family and friends in New Zealand informed of your safety and well-being, including after a cyclone has passed.

Travellers are also strongly encouraged to check the travel advice for their specific destination on SafeTravel and purchase comprehensive travel insurance.

Associated Advisories:

• See the American Samoa travel advisory
• See the Cook Islands travel advisory
• See the Fiji travel advisory
• See the French Polynesia travel advisory
• See the Kiribati travel advisory
• See the Federated States of Micronesia travel advisory
• See the Nauru travel advisory
• See the New Caledonia travel advisory
• See the Niue travel advisory
• See the Northern Mariana Islands travel advisory
• See the Papua New Guinea travel advisory
• See the Samoa travel advisory
• See the Solomon Islands travel advisory
• See the Tokelau travel advisory
• See the Tonga travel advisory
• See the Vanuatu travel advisory

Reviewed:1 Nov 2024, 08:18