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The most popular time to visit Moulis is in July, when the region is alive with vibrant summer energy. During this peak season, which typically runs from June to August, temperatures are pleasantly warm, averaging around 25°C, making it ideal for exploring the picturesque vineyards and enjoying outdoor activities.As you wander through the charming countryside, you'll find that July is particularly favourable for wine enthusiasts and those keen on outdoor pursuits. The long, sun-drenched days provide the great backdrop for vineyard tours and tastings, allowing you to savour the rich flavours of the local wines while soaking in the beautiful landscapes. Additionally, the nearby châteaux and historic sites are easily accessible, offering a delightful blend of culture and scenery for those eager to delve into the area's history.While July can be bustling with tourists, this lively atmosphere often enhances the experience. You might find festivals and events celebrating local traditions, giving you a wonderful opportunity to engage with the community and immerse yourself in the region's unique culture.For travellers seeking a quieter experience, late September can be a great alternative. The harvest season begins, and while the weather remains mild, prices for accommodation and activities may be slightly lower. This is a fantastic time to witness the grape picking in action and perhaps even participate in local harvest festivities.