The climate is subtropical in the SE trade wind belt, with the most pleasant weather from November to March when the winds are also lighter and the seas smoother. Pitcairn is very rarely affected by tropical storms.
However, the weather can change quickly so it is advisable to have someone onboard at all times and to keep a weather watch.
Pitcairn Island Weather Forecast
A useful guide to South Pacific weather resources compiled by a Noonsite contributor, Rory Garland.
MetBob publishes a weekly sailing weather blog for the South Pacific.
For links to free global weather information, forecast services and extreme weather information see the Noonsite Weather Page.
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Home to the descendants of the Bounty Mutineers! Love All Around 😀
Free Lease on Pitcairn via – Settlement Application form and submit it electronically to the Pitcairn Immigration Officer or the Pitcairn Island Office in New Zealand
If you looking for a base of operations, or you want to try and grow some of your own veges.. this might be for you.
As in tradition, when a ship is sighted on the island, bells be will rang throughout to announce your arrive, now isn’t that some love?