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When are mangoes in season in Australia?

Mangoes are being harvested right now, in Northern Territory, Queensland and Western Australia.

Australia's mango season runs north to south. Darwin picks from late winter, Queensland from October, and Carnarvon in Western Australia carries it into summer. No mango is grown commercially in Victoria or Tasmania, so a producer only market there will not have any.

Are mangoes in season in October?

  • Northern TerritoryAt its peak now
  • QueenslandIn season now
  • Western AustraliaIn season now

Mango season by state

3 states grow mangoes commercially, and their seasons differ by weeks or months.

Mango harvest months by state
NameJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember
Northern TerritoryNorthern Territory in January: not in seasonNorthern Territory in February: not in seasonNorthern Territory in March: not in seasonNorthern Territory in April: not in seasonNorthern Territory in May: not in seasonNorthern Territory in June: not in seasonNorthern Territory in July: not in seasonNorthern Territory in August: in seasonNorthern Territory in September: in seasonNorthern Territory in October: at its peakNorthern Territory in November: at its peakNorthern Territory in December: in season
QueenslandQueensland in January: at its peakQueensland in February: in seasonQueensland in March: in seasonQueensland in April: not in seasonQueensland in May: not in seasonQueensland in June: not in seasonQueensland in July: not in seasonQueensland in August: not in seasonQueensland in September: not in seasonQueensland in October: in seasonQueensland in November: in seasonQueensland in December: at its peak
Western AustraliaWestern Australia in January: in seasonWestern Australia in February: in seasonWestern Australia in March: not in seasonWestern Australia in April: not in seasonWestern Australia in May: not in seasonWestern Australia in June: not in seasonWestern Australia in July: not in seasonWestern Australia in August: not in seasonWestern Australia in September: in seasonWestern Australia in October: in seasonWestern Australia in November: at its peakWestern Australia in December: in season
At its peak In seasonHarvest months, not supermarket availability.

Queensland has the longest picking season, October to March. Northern Territory has the shortest, August to December. Taking every growing state together, the crop is at its best in October to January.

Mango varieties and when each is in season

  • CalypsoNovember to January, best December
  • Honey GoldDecember to January
  • Kensington PrideSeptember to December, best November
  • R2E2October to December, best November

Where mangoes are grown in Australia

  • Northern Territory51%
  • Queensland45%
  • Western Australia3%

Share of national production by state.

Where to buy mangoes

Farmers markets in Northern Territory, Queensland and Western Australia are the closest you get to buying it from the person who grew it.

Farmers markets on this weekend where it is being picked

Trading on Sunday 18 October in Northern Territory, Queensland and Western Australia. A stall there is the shortest distance between the paddock and your bag, though what any one grower brings is up to them.

Also being picked in October

On the same stalls at the same time, in the states harvesting mangoes now.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is mango season in Australia?
Northern Territory grows the most, about 51% of the national crop, and picks from August to December. Elsewhere: Queensland from October to March and Western Australia from September to February.
Are mangoes in season in October?
Yes. Mangoes are being harvested in Northern Territory, Queensland and Western Australia in October.
Where are mangoes grown in Australia?
Northern Territory (51%), Queensland (45%) and Western Australia (3%) grow the largest share of Australian mangoes.
When are the different mango varieties in season?
Calypso: November to January. Honey Gold: December to January. Kensington Pride: September to December. R2E2: October to December.

Harvest months from our own research across Australian growing regions and national production figures, including Northern Territory Government.