June falls within Belize’s wet season, typically characterized by higher humidity, increased rainfall, and warmer temperatures compared to the drier months. This period experiences fluctuating weather patterns, ranging from sunny spells to heavy downpours, sometimes lasting for several days. Average temperatures hover around 80F (27C), while humidity levels remain elevated. The sea temperature offers a refreshing contrast, usually around 82F (28C).
Understanding the climatic conditions prevalent during this month is crucial for travelers planning a visit. While the rain can disrupt outdoor activities, it also contributes to the lush, vibrant landscape and fosters a unique ecosystem. The lower prices for accommodations and tours during this shoulder season present a significant advantage. Historically, June has marked the beginning of the less crowded tourism period, allowing for a more tranquil experience exploring the country’s natural beauty, including the barrier reef, rainforests, and Mayan ruins.