The Calendar
There is no cheap month. There are two shoulders.
December and April are the peaks, and they are not the only ones. The north-west monsoon and the south-east trades flip the beaches. October is a shoulder with one exception.
Two winds run the year. The north-west monsoon is November to March. The south-east trades are May to October. The beaches change sides when the wind does. The Office's price peaks are April, August, October and December — not a single European summer. There is no bad month. There are expensive ones, and two windows where the rate actually moves: April into May, and October into November.
Buy the festive weeks, the twentieth of December into early January, six to nine months out. North Island, Fregate and the best rooms at Zil Pasyon are gone by spring. European summer, June to August, wants four to six months. The shoulders are comfortable at two or three. January to March, the low of this calendar, can be bought in one or two. That low is not a collapse. It is the monsoon, and it is still a euro price.
The exception
October 2026 is on the shoulder list and it is also Fregate's reopening. Opening-window rooms will be limited, and they are the only negotiation the legend shelf is offering. Move for those weeks if Fregate is the point. Do not move for them if you wanted a discounted North Island. North Island is not reopening. It is simply full, on the usual timetable, for Christmas.
Reference
TIO · seasonality →The source is the file. This page is the reading. An operator is the right source for an opening date and for what the rate includes. It is not the last word on ecology, on history, or on its own success.
The last line
The desk can ask. It cannot invent a door.
Where the house is open, that is the official rate and the privileges that house actually honours. Where it is not open, the answer is that it is not open. Miles and status are not a promise on a project with no reservations.
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