What's The Weather Like in Cancun in June?
How Hot Is Cancun in June?
It's very hot! At this time of year, the average temperature for the resort is 28°C, with average highs of 33°C during the heat of the day and average lows of 25°C in the coolest part of the night.
Is June Hurricane Season In Cancun?
June marks the beginning of the hurricane season for Cancun, Mexico. Although hurricanes are most likely to hit between August and November so June is considered to be a safe time to visit. To put you at rest, Cancun has only been hit by two hurricanes Gilbert in September 1988 and Wilma in 2005.
Is Cancun Rainy In June?
Cancun receives a lot of its annual rainfall in June, During this month, Cancun is subject to an average of 109mm of rainfall which is divided across eight wet days. Although the rainfall is very heavy, it falls in short bursts and usually clears up just as soon as it arrives.
June Sunshine Hours
Cancun enjoys an average of 10 hours of sunshine every day, along with median cloud coverage which stays fairly constant throughout the month.
How Warm Is The Sea In June?
Year round, the sea is always warm enough for swimming in Cancun and June is no exception. During this month, the average sea temperature for the waters around the resort is a calmy 28°C.
Is Cancun Humid In June?
Humidity is intense throughout the year in Cancun, even more so in June when rainfall and temperatures are both high.
Hotels for Cancun in June
Beaches for June for Cancun
Playa Punta Nizuc
If you're looking for somewhere in Cancun to snorkel, it's got to be Playa Punta Nizuc. Located on the southern tip of Isla Cancun, close to Club Med, this beach is home to an offshore reef which boasts an abdunance of marine life. If you want to get a closer look, you can sign up for a diving excursion and dive the 30m to the bottom. Divers have reported seeing barracuda, sergeant majors, manta rays, grupers and giant lobster, so it's definitely worth doing.
The statue from MUSA underwater museum is another readon Punta Nizuc is such a popular diving spot. Called "the Gardener of Hope", this artistic attraction was created by Jason deCaires Taylor and shows a young girl lying in a bed of coral. Thanks to the shallow water and gentle currents, the sea is suitable for adults and children of all levels to swim, snorkel and scuba dive. Unfortunately there are no amenities onsite, so you'll have to bring your own food, drinks and shade.
San Miguelito Beach
For those who can't decide between a day at the beach or visiting archaeological ruins, San Miguelito Beach offers the best of both worlds. Since this beach is located outside the Hotel Zone, it's a lot quieter than many of the others in Cancun and offers secluded golden sand and peaceful waters calm enough for swimming and snorkelling. Beach facilities are limited to sun loungers, shades, showers and a few snack bars which serve typical Mexican food and cold drinks.
The San Miguelito Archaeological site is what attracts most people to this beach, set just a few steps away behind the newest Mayan Museum. This site boasts 1,000m2 of jungle with winding paths which lead to an assortment of ancient structures. The Mayans were believed to have inhabited the site more than 800 years ago and there are over 40 structures found within, only five of which are open to the public.
Restaurants and Bars for Cancun in June
Peter's Restaurante
Couples and families in the mood for modern European cuisine should consider dining at Peter's Restaurante. Here you'll find a vast selection of traditional European dishes, each of which includes a modern twist and is presented in a unique way. Boasting the reputation as being the eatery where feelings and flavours meet, Peter's Restaurante also features an extensive wine menu with options from Mexico and around the world.
Fred's House and Seafood Market
Seafood lovers won't want to miss the chance to spend an evening at Fred's House and Seafood Market. This eatery offers a seasonal menu which changes regularly, guaranteeing you a fresh and locally-sourced meal every time. You'll find plenty of dishes to choose from, such as sharing platters, tacos, salads, soups, carpaccios and grilled fish, as well as the ever-popular catch of the day. In order to suit everyone, there is also a small selection of steaks.
Cuatro Elementos
When it comes to evening entertainment, Cuatro Elementos is the place to go. Boasting some of the resort's best talent, including solo artists, bands, comedians, musicians and singers, this bar also offers a varied selection of drinks available for low-cost prices. Shows take place Thursday to Sunday every night at 9pm and Xbalamque Resort guests benefit from a 10% discount off their bill.
Things to Do in Cancun in June
Scenic Tower
If you want to snap some incredible photos during your stay, make sure you visit the Scenic Tower in Xcaret. This 80m-tall tower features an enclosed observation deck which takes visitors from the bottom to the top where you can enjoy unparalelled views of the whole resort. Within the observation deck, there's a multi-lingual tape playing which tells you about everything you can see as you slowly rotate. Some of the things you'll see from the top include the Riviera Maya, Cozumel, Gran Tlacho Theatre and St Francis of Assisi Chapel.
Avenida Kukulkan
When it comes to retail therapy, Avenida Kukulkan is one of the best places to go in Cancun. This shopping district boasts loads of souvenir kiosks, designer boutiques and other shops which sell everything from artwork and handicrafts to clothes and local produce. As well as the shops, you'll also find plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars in this area. Although it's not typically Mexican - Avenida Kukulkan is highly commercial and Americanised - this area is still a great place to explore.
